Plettenberg: Lennetal route - West

The route leads east from the station via Brauckstraße and then turns right into Bachstraße after approx. 200 m, crosses under the railroad line and then continues straight on to Kilian-Kirchhoff-Damm (Lenneroute). Here, following the Lenne downstream, turn left over the Lenne bridge, then left again under the Lenne bridge and further downstream, now on the south side of the Lenne. Once you have passed the school center, a branch off to the right behind a tennis court to the nearby AquaMagis. On the further route to Ohle, the cycle path runs under one of the seven bridge segments of the listed fish-bellied arch bridge. The bridge was built in 1914 and was part of the now abandoned Plettenberg - Herscheid branch line. On the right-hand side of the route, the Lenne is dammed by a weir. Parts of the Lenne water are diverted here into an upper ditch and feed a once-through power station. As the trail continues, there is an approx. 120 m long section on which a height difference of 13.0 m must be overcome from the valley floor to the upper edge of the Lenneprall slope. Passing a weather station, the route then runs for a longer stretch through a deciduous forest back to the valley floor of the Lenne, crosses under a Lenne bridge, leads to the road and over the bridge. After the bridge, do not follow the signposted cycle path to the left, but continue straight on into the center of Ohle, where you reach your destination, the old Ohl village church, to the left of the junction of Friedrich-Maiweg-Straße and Lennestraße (B236).