Bike Touring Highlight
Since 13.06.2018 the new section of the König-Ludwig-Route has been completed. From Becklem in the east, it connects in the south to the already completed in 2008 section.
June 20, 2018
The new route connects in the south to the already completed section to the old harbor König-Ludwig am Rhein Herne Kanal.
The KLT Bahntrasse was extended by the new section from the Ortlohstraße in Recklinghausen to the Becklemer Busch (Horneburger Straße in Castrop-Rauxel.
The new section is completely asphalted and is about 7,0 km long.
In the final stage, the former mine railway line from the Rhine-Herne Canal to the Halde General Blumenthal in Oer-Erkenschwick lead and there connect to the Haard.
I drove on to the ship lift Henrichenburg.
June 25, 2018
Former Bahraße of the coal mine King Ludwig. Currently the last part of the track is not finished yet.
April 20, 2018
Really very nice bike path, the entry of which in Castrop or from Datteln is unfortunately not very well signposted. In general, a lot more signposts should point to this cycle path.
I drove the bike path from the boat lift towards the Rhine-Herne Canal where you can then turn left towards the boat lift. If you start from the ship lift you can drive a very nice circuit. The KLT entry is from the Hebewerk west on Provinzialstr./Dortmunder Str, after the bridge left to the Höfen (keep left at the intersection), then left on Horneburger Str., Past Peacock's Manor, then left up the ramp to the KLT . Drive through the KLT route to the canal, then left towards Henrichenburg. The construction site on the canal is finally over, so that you can now drive through again directly. Have fun
October 19, 2018
The King Ludwig Route (KLT) connects the Rhine-Herne Canal and Becklem on a former railway line. She is consistently good to drive.
May 18, 2019
Nice straight and leads directly to the canal. Hopefully the other direction will be finished soon.
April 15, 2018
Road to the extension even more beautiful. Very good to drive. There is also much to see. Benches are available in sufficient numbers, so that you can sometimes enjoy the old industrial landscape.
April 24, 2019
Wonderful road, there is a lot to see.
At the point with the really great graffiti you can well take a break and let your mind wander.
When I was there, I had not seen any garbage or graffiti. (I hope that stays that way for a long time)
April 6, 2019
The King Ludwig Trasse is an earlier railway route which connected the individual locations of the mine of the same name with the coal port on the Rhine-Herne Canal.
June 30, 2019
Former. Locomotive hall König Ludwig 4/5 - Suderwichstraße 66:
From spring to autumn, an insight into the beekeeping BIENENHORT SUDERWICH with information about beekeeping including honey tasting for bicycle groups by prior appointment (bienenhort.de).
Honey from Recklinghausen-Suderwich (early and summer costumes) at any time.
Tour of the garden property with the over 100-year-old locomotive hall of King Ludwig 4/5 at the beginning of June and end of August for the "Open Garden Gate Recklinghausen".
Exact dates on the Internet (offene-gartenpforte-recklinghausen.de).
January 1, 2020
The expansion arches provide a clear example of an underground route expansion - Glückauf! 👍
September 3, 2020
Beautiful railway line, on the edge with relics from the mining industry to admire! There is a diesel locomotive, a battery locomotive and also a contact wire locomotive from underground! There is also a coal car on a tipping device, extension arches with pipes and EMS rails, a cable pulley, a sign extension and colliery graffiti! So almost everything a buddy's heart desires!
October 1, 2020
This does not directly affect the KLT, unfortunately there are some detours on the canal and on the Emscher cycle path due to the work on the Emscher, which are not so nice. If you come to the canal from the north and want to go in the direction of the ship lift, the end of the Kanalstrasse bridge is over and you have to follow the detour. If you then want to drive along the Emscher Cycle Path you will also come across a construction site that will take you a short distance along the Suderwicher Strasse. The bike path is not very long, but very narrow due to the oncoming traffic. Alternatively via the canal road towards Castrop, then left towards Henrichenburg. Not as nice as on the Emscher but also not as busy. As of May 17th, 2020
May 21, 2020
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