Warburger Tunnel, Warburg, NRW, Germany - Abandoned Train Tunnels on Waymarking.com

The railway Warburg-Sarnau is a 100.9 km long, single-track railway branch line in North Hesse. The middle section Korbach-Frankenberg (Eder) is called "Lower Edertal train" or "National Park train" and the southern sector Frankenberg (Eder) -Sarnau (-Marburg (Lahn)) "Burgwald Railway".

Between Warburg and Volkmarsen is the track which named "Twistetalbahn" degraded; since the reactivation of the section between Korbach and Frankenberg South on 11 September 2015 is a continuous train of Marburg (Lahn) to Bestwig or Brilon city (from Korbach Upland Bahn.

This part is used since degrading as hiking and bike path.

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Construction: Brick or concrete block Condition: Good Rail Status: No Current status: Recreation Path Original Use: Freight Terrain: Website: [Web Link] Date Built: 1888 Date Abandoned: 3/10/1977 The "Other End": Not Listed Tunnel Length: Not Listed Suggested Parking Area: Not Listed

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