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Schlucht – Mundloch Christianstollen Runde von Runkel

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Schlucht – Mundloch Christianstollen Runde von Runkel

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March 18, 2022

Schlucht – Mundloch Christianstollen Runde von Runkel

Moderate

01:50

23.6km

12.9km/h

360m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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3.21 km

Schadeck Castle

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Schadeck Castle is not open to the public, but it is worth taking a quick look:
"The courtyard gate from 1740 and a portal from 1691, both made of Lahn marble, are remarkable. ..."

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5.55 km

Kerkerbachtalbahnweg (Historic Railway Path)

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From here to Eschenau, the cycle path is expected to be closed until September 2023 due to the risk of breakage.

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8.12 km

Lahnmarmor Bridge in Eschenau

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This two-arched bridge spans the Kerkerbach in Eschenau. Lahn marble of the "Schupbach Schwarz" variety from a nearby quarry in Schupbach was used as the building material.

See also: "Lahn …

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8.89 km

Former iron ore mine 'Eisensegen'

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It is a former tunnel, in the former brown iron, and later iron ore was mined. In 1940, the operation was finally discontinued.

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9.71 km

Christianstollen mouth

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Old gallery portal of the Christianstollen. The Christian tunnels were used to transport ores from other mines. The ores were sorted nearby and transported via a private track to Christianshütte …

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10.0 km

Kerkerbach Cycle Path from Eschenau to Christianshütte

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This place is part of the Kerkerbach cycle path.
@ Happy Dieter
That is probably not entirely correct. Of course you can also ride part of the Kerkerbach cycle path …

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