Mining hiking trail Bochum-Süd

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Julius-Philipp colliery

The Bochum-Süd mining trail is a circular hiking trail in the Bochum- Stiepel area , which connects various historical mining sites from the early days of coal production in the Ruhr area .

description

The historical mining trail "Bochum-Süd" with a total length of 22 kilometers can be started in the Lottental at the former Klosterbusch colliery (station 5); it leads along the Kemnader See and the towpath along the Ruhr to the Koster Bridge. From here the “small” mining circuit “Am Bliestollen” (about six kilometers) is reached, which can be walked north to Kemnader Strasse and from there via Haarkampstrasse / Blankensteiner Strasse back to Koster Bridge. This circular route connects the two mines Carl Friedrichs Erbstolln and Bockhauser Tiefbau.

Via Kemnader Strasse / Sandfuhrstrasse / Königsallee / Markstrasse / Baumhofstrasse / Eichenweg, the “Bochum-Süd” mining trail, past the former Glücksburg, Julius Philipp, Hagensieperbank collieries, returns to the Lottental along the route of the “Glücksburger Pferdebahn”.

In 1986, the district representative for the Bochum-Süd district commissioned the Institute for Markscheidewesen of the Westfälische Berggewerkschaftskasse Bochum in conjunction with the Lower Monument Authority and the City of Bochum's Green Space Office to make historic mining in the south of Bochum accessible to a broader public.

Attractions

The mining trail leads to 33 sites and objects from mining history, which are explained on site with informative display boards.

  1. Glücksburg colliery, Anna shaft
  2. Sliding path - horse-drawn tow
  3. Glücksburg colliery , tunnel operation
  4. Julius Philipp Erbstollen colliery
  5. Klosterbusch Colliery - Weight Ver. Klosterbusch -
  6. Hagensieperbank tunnel operation
  7. United Gibraltar Heritage Adit
  8. Seam exposure at the colliery building of the former Gibraltar colliery.
  9. Coal defeat of the Stollenzeche ship rudder
  10. Forge Kamplade
  11. United Peony Coal Mine
  12. Blankensteiner Ruhrschleuse
  13. Towpath
  14. Koster Bridge
  15. Sanct Georgen Erbstollen from 1773
  16. Treue deep tunnels (before 1700) and Diebitsch tunnels (1846)
  17. Erbstolln Sanct Mathias II (1852)
  18. Carl Friedrich's Erbstolln shafts 1 and 2
  19. Sternberg coal mine
  20. Mining steam reel from Carl Friedrich's Erbstollen
  21. Coal mine Carl Friedrich's Erbstollen - machine shaft
  22. Sanct Georgen Oberstollen from 1780
  23. Coal mine Prussian scepter - machine shaft
  24. Coal mine Prussian scepter
  25. Brockhauser Tiefbau , Malakoffturm
  26. Old tunnels around 1700
  27. Horse-drawn tow
  28. Stiepel tunnel (lead ore) from 1863
  29. Light hole from Carl Friedrich's Erbstollen, Flöz Sanct Georg IV from 1828.
  30. Treue Oberstolln from 1756
  31. Silberkuhle opencast mine (lead ore)
  32. Ignatius deep tunnel, 1831
  33. Ignatius Oberstollen, before 1755

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