Ruhr-Sieg-Radweg - Northern Part

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From Attendorn to Finnentrop down the valley to the Lenne ... and on the other side up again through the Fretter valley, a tunnel for steam horse and bat - then to Eslohe. This would be an excellent way to connect secondary lines to the Ruhr-Sieg line. Transport route for goods, and faster than any horse and cart. It would then also be only a stone's throw to the Ruhr Valley Railway to Meschede. The ring of Lenne and Ruhr would be closed. On to the Ruhr, Luise! Are we still hesitating?

 

The "Steel Time Travelers" Luise & Alfred: Ruhr-Sieg-Radweg - Northern Part


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Ruhr-Sieg-Radweg




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Cycling where the trains of the industrial age once rattled: On 113 kilometers with little incline, the Ruhr-Sieg Cycle Path leads through a hilly region full of natural experiences and follows former railroad tracks over long stretches. One of the many highlights: the view over the mighty Biggesee, a popular vacation paradise and, as one of Germany's largest dams, still important today for the water supply of the Ruhr region.

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Ruhr-Sieg-Radweg - Northern Part




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From Attendorn to Finnentrop down the valley to the Lenne ... and on the other side up again through the Fretter valley, a tunnel for steam horse and bat - then to Eslohe. This would be an excellent way to connect secondary lines to the Ruhr-Sieg line. Transport route for goods, and faster than any horse and cart. It would then also be only a stone's throw to the Ruhr Valley Railway to Meschede. The ring of Lenne and Ruhr would be closed. On to the Ruhr, Luise! Are we still hesitating?

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Ruhr-Sieg-Radweg - Southern Part




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The Siegtal is really winding. The Asdorfbach comes towards us from the north. We follow it until Freudenberg. The "old spot" there is my favorite place, Alfred - simply romantic! After that turn around - but don't turn back - the hut there should be known to you. We cross old hollow and pilgrim paths, beating trees and ramparts. At the end, the Bigge accompanies us to the former Hanseatic city of Attendorn.

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