Rondje Sauerland Winterberg Edersee Winterberg
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Last edit: 08-07-2020
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4h 31m
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241.43 km
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RouteXpert Review Along the way we pass numerous reservoirs including the Diemelsee. Just before the Twistestausee it is certainly worth stopping at the Schloss Arolsen, an 18th century castle in Baroque style. The road meanders along the banks of another reservoir, the Edersee.
On the Edersee it is significantly busier and more touristy. The 27 km long Edersee, one of the largest reservoirs in Europe is located in the middle of the Kellerwald-Edersee nature park, this jungle is on the list of Unesco heritage. The impressive overflow of the dam in the spring gives a true spectacle. In the autumn, the ruins of the three flooded villages that disappeared more than a hundred years ago in the water during the construction of the dam would then become visible again.
After the afternoon tour the route goes back to Winterberg. The mountains are getting higher again and the turns follow each other more, which makes for even more driving pleasure. Here and there a ski station rises on top of a mountain. The roads are very good which makes that we can drive smoothly.
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