Kanzelbrücke

The Kanzelbrücke is one of the most charming historic stone bridges in the region and combines impressive architecture with a natural landscape. Its curved design and harmonious masonry give it a distinctive aesthetic presence that blends perfectly into its surroundings. The bridge piers of the Kanzelbrücke rise out of the waters of Lake Möhnesee like church pulpits, giving the picturesque bridge its name.

From the bridge, a sweeping view opens up onto the Möhneaue Nature Reserve, known for its species-rich wet meadows and tranquil river landscape.

The bridge’s location makes it a popular starting point for walks and nature observation. Waterfowl flying by, the gentle current of the Möhne River, and the lush vegetation create an atmosphere in which the unspoiled nature of the landscape can be experienced in a particularly striking way.

The Kanzelbrücke thus harmoniously combines historic charm with nature-oriented recreation and is one of the distinctive sites that make Lake Möhnesee such a diverse destination for day trips.


Accessibility Information

• Three parking spaces for people with disabilities are available.
• The path is paved throughout.
  
• The path across the bridge is easy to walk and drive on.
  
• There is a 5% grade over a distance of 10 meters.
  
• The path is also used by cyclists and a few cars.