Göltzschtal cycle routes - section from Lengenfeld to Göltzschtal bridge

11.36 km long
Difficulty: easy
Condition: very easy
Cycling
  • 0:46 h
  • 11.36 km
  • 67 m
  • 295 m
  • 362 m
  • 67 m
  • Start: Lengenfeld, parking lot at the Göltzschtal cycle route
  • Destination: Göltzschtal bridge
This section of the Göltzschtal cycle route is especially suitable for families and leads from Lengenfeld to the Göltzschtal bridge.

From Lengenfeld you travel past idyllic meadows and fields partly on the former railway embankment, now a sand-gravelled cycle path, Weissensand–Mühlwand. If you’re lucky, you can watch amateur gold prospectors panning or use the stop to visit the Alaun mine, which lies directly on the path. An idyllic rest area is offered at Käppel’s raft ponds. You go directly to the world’s largest brick bridge, the Göltzschtal bridge. This impressive structure spans the valley from Mylau to Netzschkau and still serves as a scheduled train route today. At the Göltzschtal bridge there is a nice children’s playground and a snack bar. Due to minimal gradient, the route can easily be ridden back as well.

Waypoints

Start
Start
Lengenfeld, parking lot at the Göltzschtal cycle route
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Destination
Destination
Göltzschtal bridge

Good to know

Pavements

Unknown
Asphalt

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Tour information

  • Stop at an Inn

Directions & Parking facilities

Public parking at the starting point in Lengenfeld

Accessible by train and bus

Use the information at www.vvvogtland.de or call 03744/19449.

Author

Dorina Wießner

Organization

Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur

License (master data)

Dorina Wießner
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Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Family tip - sights and leisure activities nearby/on the route:

  • Plohn Leisure Park
  • Visitor mine Alaunwerk Mühlwand
  • Mylau Castle
  • Göltzschtal bridge, the largest brick bridge in the world with a playground

Nearby