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Wannebachtal – Der Syberg Runde von Dortmund-Körne West

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Wannebachtal – Der Syberg Runde von Dortmund-Körne West

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October 15, 2021

Wannebachtal – Der Syberg Runde von Dortmund-Körne West

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02:42

36.8km

13.6km/h

480m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 12.5 km for 219 m

After 17.8 km for 104 m

After 33.4 km for 71 m

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8.62 km

Wannebach Valley

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Even if you don't believe it, the Wannebachtal belongs to Dortmund, the largest city in the Ruhr area. But when you are here, you don't notice any big city feeling, …

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12.3 km

The ruins Hohensyburg is definitely worth a visit. As a hiker I enjoyed the view over Hagen and the Hengsteysee. As a contrast, the casino is not far away. I've already found my luck while enjoying the great view.

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12.6 km

Hohensyburg viewpoint at the Kaiser Wilhelm monument

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From the plateau below the Kaiserdenkmal one has an excellent view over the Hagener Ruhr valley with the confluence of Ruhr and Lenne, lying at the feet of Hengsteysee with …

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16.9 km

Hengsteysee Northwest Shore: Niedernhof to Run-of-River Power Plant

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Hengsteysee - Nordwestufer section Niedernhof ("Cafe Seeschlößchen") to run-of-river power plant

Interesting section on the northwestern shore of the Hengsteysee from Niedernhof past the pumped storage power plant "Koepchenwerk" to …

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19.3 km

Old Railway Bridge Over the Ruhr

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The Hengstey run-of-river power plant was built between 1927 and 1929. In addition to generating energy, it serves to regulate the river, improve the self-purification of the Ruhr and, last …

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20.5 km

View of the Koepchenwerk

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The Koepchenwerk, named after its planner Arthur Koepchen, went into operation in 1930 as one of the first two pumped storage power plants in Germany. It had an output of 153 MW and is now an industrial monument.

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