20의 게벨스베르크가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Impressive building and now almost 150 years old.

The Ruhr Viaduct in Herdecke spans the valley with a length of 313 m and 12 semi-circular arches, each with a span of 20 m.

The only Ruhr ferry. There is no fare, just a donation box. You can even use PayPal. Is a great project. So don't be stingy.

We parked our car above the Schulenberg tunnel, after which we had a little trouble finding the entrance to the Schulenberg tunnel. We had to go through the forest above the tunnel to get to the tunnel. I therefore recommend driving through the residential area onto the route and then driving through the tunnel 😅.

It's great that the old railway lines are being expanded and the tunnels are also being used. This saves you a number of extensive bypasses, especially in the hilly Wuppertal.

I drove from Wuppertal via the northern railway line to Schee station, then via the coal railway line to Hattingen and finally the Ruhr valley cycle path to Essen. It's always a little downhill :-) A super developed and varied route that is really fun. Just railroad cycling.

The tracks run over the river at a height of 30 meters and are 313 meters long; This requires 24,400 cubic meters of quarry stone and 12 arches with a span of 20 meters each. The floor plan of the building describes a slight curve with a radius of 380 meters. The bridge deck with the tracks on it has a gradient of 0.5 percent. Further information at: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruhr-Viadukt_(Herdecke)

A beautiful old railway line! From Hattingen (also far beyond Sprockhövel) it always climbs slightly - but it is still very easy to bike and is fun!