Waldeckのおすすめツーリングルート

とても美しい景色。

When there is a lot of drought, the old villages come to light again.

An old shunting diesel locomotive, parked here purely as a symbol of the former railway traffic. Once upon a time, real steam locomotives ran here, transporting construction materials for the dam.

The Korbach-Affoldern railway line was built primarily to transport construction materials for the dam. The longest section has now been converted into a cycle and hiking path.

From the bike path, the remains of the sunken village of Berich are clearly visible at low tide. It can also be easily explored on foot at low tide – very interesting!

The Eder Railway Cycle Path runs from Buhlen near Affoldern to Korbach and vice versa. It's completely paved, with no significant incline. Former station buildings, bridges, and tunnels bear witness to and bear witness to the—sadly—long-gone railway era.

At the start/end of the Eder Valley Cycle Path in Korbach, you'll find, among other things, a large locomotive. There's also a self-service bike station, a vending machine with inner tubes, and a pleasant rest area.

The Eder Railway Cycle Path runs from Buhlen near Affoldern to Korbach and vice versa. It's completely paved, with no significant incline. Former station buildings, bridges, and tunnels bear witness to and bear witness to the—sadly—long-gone railway era.