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Great Highlight! Fun to run through. After a rainy period, be prepared to use your flashlight to avoid puddles.

The Schleuser bunnies are THE defining parts of the canal

The cycle path follows the ancient Roman road, once a strategic communication axis of the Roman Empire. From the cycle path, you can enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding fields.

Between Saarbrücken and Saargemünd, one of the most beautiful river cycle paths I know. Very suitable for families and also very popular with inline skaters.

A beautifully situated and relaxing place! If you have some time, you should cross the lock and explore the narrow strip between the Saar Coal Canal and the Saar on a walk. The headland and the path lead to Kleinblittersdorf, to the Bridge of Friendship. Cyclists should note that there is only a spiral staircase leading up the bridge. While a light bike can be carried easily, it can quickly become a sweaty affair with panniers or an e-bike. It is best to explore on foot and just leave the bike behind. Anglers and those looking for peace and quiet in the area will thank you.

Very beautifully situated place of worship. From up here you also have a great view

Lock 30 is a historic lock system that is part of the Saar Canal (Canal de la Sarre) in France. The Saar Canal connects the river Saar with the Rhine-Marne Canal and was an important transport route for goods during the region's industrial heyday. The locks along the canal served to compensate for the differences in height and enable shipping. The construction of the Saar Canal began in the 19th century and was crucial for the transport of coal, iron and other raw materials that played a major role in the industrial production of Saarland and Lorraine. The canal's locks were built to guide ships over the different water levels. Lock 30 is one of many locks built along the canal.

This point on the canal offers a tranquil atmosphere, with its calm waters and shaded banks, perfect for a walk or cycle ride. The lock itself adds a touch of heritage to the natural setting. The passage of boats through the lock gently punctuates the life of the canal.