ライスニヒのおすすめMTBライド

シュバイカーシャイナー・バッハ沿いの林道。ハイキングには良い道ですが、グラベルバイクでは雨が長時間降っていない場合に限ります。

再び愚か者が石に落書きし、情報標識もなくなったのが残念でなりません。

A futuristic suspension bridge for hikers and cyclists spans the Zschopau river. Coming from Limmritz, you have to search a bit (past the railway museum on the right) to find the start of the bridge.

The Diedenhain Viaduct, at 51 meters, is the tallest of the six viaducts found along this mile. It is particularly impressive because it consists of two superimposed arched bridges.

The confluence is where the Muldenradweg goes under the railway track.

beautiful rest area located in the forest

Nice place to rest. We would have loved to have had exactly such rest stops on our tour along the Elbe Cycle Path.

The Diedenhain Viaduct is 210 meters long and 51 meters high. It is part of the Limmritz–Waldheim section of the Riesa–Chemnitz railway, also known as the Bankruptcy Mile. The costs of building the six viaducts, retaining walls, and earthworks on a stretch of just 7.5 kilometers caused the private railway company to become insolvent. In 1850, the company was nationalized, and two years later, the line was incorporated into the Niederrhein Railway as part of the Niederrhein Railway.