MöhnetalRadweg

#deinsauerland / Neusta Touren / MöhnetalRadweg
On the MöhnetalRadweg, touring cyclists can experience the Sauerland off the beaten track. South of the Haarstrang, the route always follows the small river Möhne and thus connects the old Hanseatic town of Brilon, the source of the river, and the confluence with the Ruhr in Arnsberg-Neheim in a very pleasant way over 65 kilometers.




Radfahrer Möhnetalradweg




Pause am MöhnetalRadweg




Renaturierte Möhne

Tour starting point:

Brilon

Tour destination point:

Arnsberg-Neheim

Properties:

  • Family friendly
  • Culturally interesting
  • Refreshment stop

Additional Information

www.moehnetalradweg.de


Category

regionale Radtour

Length

64.3 km

Duration

4:40 h

Elevation ascent

79 m

Elevation descent

355 m

Lowest point

152 m

Highest point

429 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

There is a lot to discover on the tour: in addition to attractive places, the Möhnetal presents itself from its most beautiful side. Floodplain landscapes with lush meadows, green forests and gentle hills characterize the scenery during the tour. And the Möhnetal is undergoing a transformation: parts of the floodplain have been renaturalized as part of the "Möhne Life" project. Flowery valley meadows and sparse alluvial forests are being restored for many animal and plant species of the low mountain valleys and will offer cyclists an even greater experience of nature in the future.

Railroad line fans will also get their money's worth. This is because large parts of the MöhnetalRadweg run along a former railroad line with absolutely no inclines.

The scenic highlight is the Möhnesee, one of the largest reservoirs in North Rhine-Westphalia. The route runs along both its southern and northern shores and offers pure nature. In addition, the imposing dam wall, which is over 100 years old and is still the heaviest monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, provides a great view over the lake.

In Arnsberg-Neheim, cyclists experience a contrast to the rest of the route: the attractive shopping town offers urban life right on the Ruhr. Perfect for recharging your batteries.

Provost's Church of St. Peter and Andrew Brilon




Propsteikirche

Brilon's parish church of St. Peter and St. Andrew was elevated to the status of a provost church in 1925.

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Möhnequelle Brilon

Möhnequelle above the spa gardens

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Derker Tor Brilon




Derker Tor

The Derker Tor is what remains of the once large fortifications around Brilon.

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Kneblinghausen Roman camp




Wegweiser zum Römerlager

The Kneblinghausen Roman camp is a fortification located around one kilometer south of the Kneblinghausen district of the North Rhine-Westphalian town of Rüthen (Soest district).

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Biberbad Rüthen




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You can't imagine a more beautiful place for an outdoor pool than the Bibertal for the Biberbad in Rüthen.

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Tourist information town of Rüthen




Zunftbaum vor dem Rathaus

Tourist information of the town of Rüthen

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Hachtor




Hachtor

Hachtor - famous building made of Rüthen green sandstone.

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Rüthen town wall




Stadtmauer Rüthen mit Blick auf den Hexenturm

Rüthen's Altstadt is characterized by its 14th century church.

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Rüthen water tower




Wasserturm Rüthen

The water tower (35 m) towers over the Möhnetal and stands at the highest point of Rüthen's Oberstadt (386 m above sea level).

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Altstadt Belecke




Altstadt

Where the Wester and Möhne rivers merge, the Altstadt (Old Town) of Belecke, which Westphalian conservationists like to call the "jewel of the Sauerland", lies on a hill.

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Külbensteine




Külbensteine

The Külbensteine are a striking natural monument in the Warstein district of Belecke.

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Kaiser-Heinrich-Bad with salt grotto




Außenansicht

Member of Stadtmarketing Warstein e. V.

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Mülheim battle




Rast an der Mülheimer Schlacht

A fish ladder was built in the Mülheim Schlacht area in 2014.

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Loermund (Kreuzberg)




Kapelle

The approximately 125-year-old Kreuzberg Chapel is enthroned high up on the Kreuzberg.

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Schloss Mülheim




Außenansicht

The historic Schloss Mülheim in the Mülheim district of Warstein is an important architectural monument in a fantastic location overlooking the Möhnetal valley.

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Chainsmiths - Museum Sichtigvor




Kettenschmiede

The chain smithy, reconstructed in traditional style, vividly presents the art of chain smithing, which was an important source of income in the Möhnetal from 1840 to 1970.

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Old railroad carriage Sichtigvor




Außenansicht

Directly on the MöhnetalRadweg, you can explore an old railroad carriage in Sichtigvor, which, together with an exhibition, is reminiscent of the old station.

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House Dassel




Haus Dassel

The castle-like building Haus Dassel stands at the entrance to the leisure park in Warstein-Allagen.

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Old sawmill Niederbergheim




Altes Sägegatter

The old horizontal gate, which was used for wood processing in earlier times, is located directly on the MöhnetalRadweg.

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Völlinghausen Wildlife Park




Wildpark Völlinghausen

This wildlife park is located in the Möhnesee-Völlinghausen district and is home to fallow deer, sika deer and red deer.

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Kanzelbrücke




Kanzelbrücke Möhnesee

The Kanzelbrücke is considered one of the most beautiful stone bridges in Germany.

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Möhnesee tower




Blick auf den Möhnesee-Turm

From the platform of the Möhnesee Tower, nature lovers can enjoy a view of the special landscape from a height of 38 meters.

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Möhnesee lake park




Sportplatz Seepark Möhnesee

The Seepark in Körbecke offers attractive activities for all generations.

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Kleiberg pasture landscape




Wildpferde Naturschutzgebiet Kleiberg

The former Büecke military training area, now the Kleiberg pasture landscape, is a 230-hectare Natura 2000 site that has been a nature conservation area since 2004.

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Drüggelte Chapel




Drüggelter Kappelle

The Drüggelte Chapel with its legendary building is still a mystery today.

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Möhnesee bastion center




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The vantage point offers a wonderful view of the southern Möhnesee.

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Tourist Information Möhnesee dam




Tourist Information auf der Staumauer

The tourist information office on the dam wall stocks information and maps, as well as numerous souvenirs.

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Möhneseeschifffahrt GmbH




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Quiet, clean, fully electric - a short vacation with a clear conscience!

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Bismarckturm Möhnesee




Bismarckturm

At 286 meters, the Bismarckturm is the highest point on the Haar between Soest and the Möhne dam.

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Monastery ruins Himmelpforten monastery memorial




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Memorial on the site of the former Himmelpforten monastery

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Information

Directions

Brilon - Rüthen - Warstein - Möhnesee - Ense - Arnsberg-NeheimJunction sequence: 12 - 9 - 10 - 38 - 37 - 36 - 67 - 68 - 72 - dir. 71 before bridge left Direction NSG Hevearm - 74 - 75 - 77 - 76 - 32

Safety guidelines

A rescue point system has been installed throughout the region (Soest district, Hochsauerlandkreis, Märkischer Kreis, Olpe district and Siegen-Wittgenstein district). Rescue points can be found on the information boards at the junctions of the Südwestfalen cycle network, among other places

Author Tip

As part of the "Möhne Life" renaturation project, 13 rest and information points were created along the cycle path, inviting you to linger.

Literature

The ADFC cycling guide "Alte Bahntrassen im Sauerland" (Old railroad lines in the Sauerland) offers not only a tour description but also further information on the sights along the way.

Maps

BVA ADFC regional map Sauerland (with junction system) 1:75,000: € 8.95


Order via: info@sauerland-radwelt.de (plus €2.50 packaging and shipping, international shipping €3.70)

Public transit

To Arnsberg-Neheim-Hüsten:


From Hagen: Hourly without changing trains


From Dortmund: Hourly without changing trains



To Brilon-Stadt:


From Hagen: Connections almost every hour (including weekends) with a single change in Olsberg or Brilon-Wald.


From Kassel main station: every two hours on weekdays with a single change in Brilon-Wald.



A special offer for leisure cyclists is provided by RLG Regionalverkehr Ruhr-Lippe GmbH. Plan longer tours across the region or be chauffeured the rest of the way in comfort thanks to the RLG bicycle buses.


From the end of April to the beginning of October, bicycle trailers for 16 bikes are carried on a total of four RLG routes on Sundays and public holidays with the support of the Hochsauerland district and the Soest district.

How to get there

Arrival by car:


- To Brilon/Arnsberg-Neheim: via the A 44 (Dortmund - Kassel) and the A 46 (Arnsberg - Brilon).

Parking

Parking facilities in ...


- Brilon: Park + Ride parking spaces at the train station


Parking spaces at the district hall (street: Am Rothaarsteig)


- Arnsberg-Neheim:Möhnepforte multi-storey parking lot


Parking lot Mühlenplatz

Interesting places in the neighbourhood

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