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👍🏻Very friendly service 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼. A small, unassuming spot with delicious waffles👌🏼, 🍺🍷☕️Refreshments & delicious pizza (🍕You can even order half pizzas🍕!) 👏🏼Excellent value for money👏🏼

for shooting or relaxing rolling!

Great view of the dam

After a great descent from Breckerfeld you have a beautiful view of the Ennepetal Dam.

At Holthausen you have a beautiful view down to the reservoir

..stop every now and then and enjoy this special viewpoint!

There is very tasty ice cream

History Under the leadership of Carsten Gerhardt, plans were put in place at the end of 2005 in parts of Wuppertal's community to transform the railway lines that were closed in 1991 into a recreational path. This was to connect people from different parts of the city on foot and lead them out of the city into nature without crossing any intersections. The Wuppertal Movement, a non-profit association founded on February 6, 2006, produced a feasibility study, which it presented to the public in spring 2006. The estimated costs were 16 million euros, of which 80 percent of the funding was in prospect. With intensive public relations work in the media, associations and political bodies at the municipal and state level, the Wuppertal Movement was able to create a positive climate for the project. Representatives of the city of Wuppertal also reacted positively to the study, but pointed out that the city did not have the financial and human resources to implement the idea.