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Sauerlandring auf Bahntrasse – Der Waggon Runde von Finnentrop

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Sauerlandring auf Bahntrasse – Der Waggon Runde von Finnentrop

Kristin planned a bike ride

August 21, 2022

Sauerlandring auf Bahntrasse – Der Waggon Runde von Finnentrop

Hard

04:51

77.4km

16.0km/h

770m

780m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 76.1 km for 66 m

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Train Station

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8.72 km

Sauerlandring Rail Trail

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This railway cycle path with its moderate gradients makes it easy for even less experienced cyclists to explore the Sauerland.

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9.70 km

The wagon (has been removed)

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What is this wagon doing in the middle of the bike path? He reminds that there used to be a railway line here. Just like the funnily draped railway signals.

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12.4 km

Rest Area at the Old Locomotive on the SauerlandRadring

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Between Fehrenbracht and Serkenrode you will find this resting place with the old locomotive

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12.5 km

Old Diesel Locomotive on the Sauerland Cycle Path

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The locomotive is located on the old railway line from Lennetal to Eslohe. This section of the Sauerlandradring is also home to the Kückelheim Tunnel

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14.5 km

Kückelheim Tunnel (Bat Tunnel)

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The SauerlandRadring cycle route, which runs along the former railway line through the Kückelheim Tunnel (also known as the "Bat Tunnel") from Fehrenbracht to Eslohe, is closed from late October to early April to accommodate the hibernating bats.

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