Power station and weir (Wilhelmsthal)

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Amazing buildings in the middle of nature...

Address

Power station and weir (Wilhelmsthal)

An der B236

58791 Werdohl

Telephone: +49 2392 / 917 - 0

The power station dates back to 1926 and is a five-axle building with a protected interior and technical installations. In front of the hall is the weir with three concrete towers, which are connected by a footbridge. The power station and weir are leased to the Elektromark company.

Exterior view only. The Lennestau is designated as the Lennestau nature reserve in Werdohl-Lengelsen/Wilhelmstal. Please note the information under "Accessibility".

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Free admission: 0 €

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Directions

There are no public paths through the nature reserve. In principle, the area may not be entered by unauthorized persons. However, views of the area are possible from the adjacent roads and paths. A particularly good view can be obtained from the Lenne bridge between Lengelsen and Höllmecke. The Lenne in the area of the nature reserve may be navigated quickly by water hikers. However, only the right-hand section or the northern banks may be used with a minimum distance of 10 meters to the bank.

Tours in the neighbourhood

Zugangsweg Sauerland-Höhenflug: Von Werdohl Bahnhof zum Sauerland-Höhenflug am Hexentanzplatz

Dieser zweite Zugangsweg vom Werdohler Bahnhof führt durch die Innenstadt von Werdohl mit der Lennefontäne, Promenade und schönen Baudenkmälern und trifft am Hexentanzplatz auf den Sauerland-Höhenflug.

Zugangsweg Sauerland-Höhenflug: Von Werdohl Bahnhof zum Sauerland-Höhenflug bei Neuenrade, Wilhelmshöhe

Dieser Zugangsweg führt von Werdohl, Bahnhof über den Remmelshagen mit herrlicher Aussicht bis zur Wilhelmshöhe.