쉬운 프론스도르프 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Great to look at

In the truest sense of the word a "quiet place"

Former railway line, which has now been converted into a cycle and hiking path.🚴🥾

It is the longest curved viaduct in Europe

The Wyhra, formerly also Wyra, above the Schömbach dam also Wiera, is an approximately 47-kilometer-long tributary of the Pleiße in Saxony and Thuringia. As Wiera, the river gives its name to the towns of Ober- and Niederwiera in the northern part of the Zwickau district, the Wieratal, and as Wyhra to the location of Wyhra, the district of the Saxon town of Borna. Source: Wikipedia

Information board about the viaduct & rest area on site ............. The Wyhra, formerly also Wyra, above the Schömbach dam also Wiera, is an approximately 47-kilometer-long tributary of the Pleiße in Saxony and Thuringia. As Wiera, the river gives its name to the towns of Oberwiera and Niederwiera in the northern part of the Zwickau district, the Wieratal and as Wyhra to the location of Wyhra, the district of the Saxon town of Borna. Source: Wikipedia

The Wiesebach viaduct is the largest railway bridge in the region and the largest viaduct on the route. It is located in the Wieratal and spans the Wiera in a semicircle. The structure is named after the Frohnsdorf district of Wiesebach. Data on the structure: Route kilometers: 14.51 Length: 330 meters Total height: 17.8 - 14 meters Clear height: 12 meters Clear width: 15 meters Number of arches: 17 Arches: semicircular

Unfortunately, the cycle path ends here until it is further expanded.