The cycle route runs along both the southern and northern shores of the lake. In addition, the massive dam wall, which is more than a hundred years old, provides a fantastic view over the lake.
The "Möhne Life" project has renaturalised parts of the floodplains. Valley meadows and sparse riparian forests are being restored for many animal and plant species in the low mountain valleys. As part of "Möhne Life", 13 rest and information points have also been created along the cycle path.
GPS data
You can download the GPX track for this tour download directly via this link or find it in the MYBIKE Collection on komoot
Journey
The starting point Brilon and the destination Arnsberg-Neheim can be easily reached by train via Hagen and Dortmund. Various cycle buses also run along the cycle path, www.rlg-online.de
Tour combinations
Ruhr-Eder GeoRadroute, Ruhr Valley Cycle Route;
Further tours in the surrounding area under www.moehnetalradweg.de/MoehnetalRadweg
Refreshment tips
Torhaus Möhnesee at the Möhnesee, www.torhaus-moehnesee.de
Overnight stay
Landgasthof Gruß in Brilon, landgasthof-gruss.de
Strandhof Möhnesee in Möhnesee, www.strandhof-moehnesee.de
Pemü-Hotel in Arnsberg-Neheim, www.pemue-arnsberg.de
Literature/Maps
BVA-Verlag ADFC regional map "Sauerland" (with junction system), 1:75,000
ADFC cycle tour guide "Old railway lines in the Sauerland", 1:50,000
Free flyer with overview map (also as PDF) at Sauerland Tourismus
Further information under www.moehnetalradweg.de, www.sauerland.com
