Construction Initiation of a Gap on the Cycling Pathway in Engers
The picturesque town of Engers is set to welcome a new addition to its landscape, as the construction of a cycle path extension along the Rhine River is underway. This new path, scheduled for completion before Christmas, aims to cater to both regional tourism and the leisure activities of local citizens.
The funding for this project comes from the special program "City and Country", covering 90 percent of the estimated cost, which is approximately 200,000 euros. The path will extend the existing "Rheinallee" and will run for approximately 640 meters.
The new cycle path, starting at the "Grey Tower", will feature a bituminous surface and a light-colored aggregate top layer for optimal visibility and safety. The construction method matches the existing section in the Engers field.
This extension is an important gap-closing measure in the larger cycle path network between Mainz and Bonn, making it easier for cyclists to traverse this beautiful region. The path is designed as a three-meter-wide pedestrian and cycle path, providing ample space for all users to enjoy the scenic route.
The construction work on the cycle path extension is scheduled to progress quickly to ensure its timely completion. While the exact start date and gap closure timeline could not be confirmed at this time, the project is expected to boost regional tourism and offer a new leisure activity for local residents.
For more information on this project or other infrastructure developments in the area, we recommend checking official local government resources. We will continue to monitor this project and bring you updates as they become available. Stay tuned for more news on the Rhine River cycle path extension in Engers.
The new cycle path, an addition to the existing "Rheinallee", is designed to provide ample space for locals to enjoy a different home-and-garden lifestyle by making the scenic route accessible for leisure activities. The project, which aims to boost regional tourism, is expected to offer a new other lifestyle option for residents.
