Germany · Solingen-Remscheid, North Rhine-Westphalia
Brückensteig Müngsten
Müngsten Railway Arch Ferrata
Climbing among the rivets of an active railway arch gives a coherent, strictly ferrata industrial experience, now corroborated.
Score / 100
3 distinct sources
- Type
- Ferrata on railway bridge
- Duration
- approx. 2–3 hours
- Grade
- Not documented
- Best period
- Check locally
Why it enters the Top 100
An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.
The Brückensteig follows by steps and a life cable the steel arch of the Müngstener Brücke, the highest railway bridge in Germany. The guided tour reaches the summit about 100 metres above the park, in the middle of 5,000 tons of steel and 950,000 rivets. The manager still sells the slots and the NRW office documents access; the road is a real ferrata course on the structure.
What sets it apart: The Brückensteig follows by steps and a life cable the steel arch of the Müngstener Brücke, the highest railway bridge in Germany.; The guided tour reaches the summit about 100 metres above the park, in the middle of 5,000 tons of steel and 950,000 rivets.; The manager still sells the slots and the NRW office documents access; the road is a real ferrata course on the structure.
Score breakdown
Median / 5Traceability
The facts behind the profile.
The Brückensteig follows by steps and a life cable the steel arch of the Müngstener Brücke, the highest railway bridge in Germany.
The guided tour reaches the summit about 100 metres above the park, in the middle of 5,000 tons of steel and 950,000 rivets.
The manager still sells the slots and the NRW office documents access; the road is a real ferrata course on the structure.
Geographical precision: Coordinate of the area or locality, not of the start of the via ferrata; Do not use for terrain navigation.