Bahnhof Wiehl

Home | The Wiehltalbahn (Wiehl Valley Railway) is a heritage-protected, historic railway in the 'southern district of the Upper Berg County' (oberbergischer Südkreis), whose first section (Osberghausen-Wiehl) was opened on April 21st, 1897. It runs between Osberghausen and Waldbröl, with a 7.2-kilometres-long leftover of the 'Wissertalbahn' (Wisser Valley Railway) to Morsbach (to Wissen until March 1945) branching in Hermesdorf (reconstruction pending). In collaboration with the Dieringhausen Railway Museum, historic trains and vehicles are run here as tourist attraction.