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The above-mentioned Möhne Waterfall is not a waterfall in the usual sense. Rather, it is an artificially created dam in the Möhne River, from which an equally artificially created moat (mill race) was diverted, which in earlier times powered a grain mill. Today, the water in the former mill building still powers a generator to generate electricity. Like many rivers, there are several such dams on the Möhne (some up to about 2 meters high). The hydropower was used, among other things, for wood processing (sawmills) and stone processing (see, for example, the marble and granite processing by Dassel).

great views

great bike path

On the Möhne cycle path

Waterfall near Meschede, also called Strülleken.

It's beautiful what our nature is capable of.

To get closer to the waterfall you have to climb a little steeply, but it is doable

As the first major tributary of the Ruhr, the Möhne is known for its natural beauty and its length of 65.1 kilometers. The river area is also a European protected area with renatured sections and species-rich wet meadows. Numerous refreshments and hotels are available along the Möhnetal river landscape, while the Skywalk and the Möhnesee Tower offer fantastic views.