슈베르테‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

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.

A very beautiful part of the Ruhr Valley Cycle Path and the Lenne Route. Hengsteysee and Harkortsee belong together like brother and sister. Both are former bodies of water used by heavy industry that have been converted into well-used recreational waters with good water quality, flora and fauna. There are plenty of places to stop for a break around Hengsteysee and Karkortsee. Note: In many places there are designated cycle facilities (sign 237) and designated pedestrian paths (sign 239). For those walking or running, whether with children and dogs or alone, please use the paths specially set up for you and do not walk on the cycle lanes. Just as it is our duty to use the cycle lanes, it is our duty for pedestrians to use the footpath. Below the serpentine road coming from the B54 is a biker meeting point Hohensyburg 🤠 👍 If you see an "E-Biker" 🤜 there, then the steam on the gas tap

Always busy here

This partly collapsed bridge used to transport slag between Phönix-West and the current Phönixsee.

Well suited as a run after the descent or to gain momentum for the climb to Hohensyburg

The view over the Ruhr valley is so easy🤩

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)