Haspe–Voerde–Breckerfeld Light Railway

The line's most important role was the provision of goods services in the valley of Hasperbach and from the Breckerfeld plateau.

After World War I, the company went into financial crisis and had to suspend passenger services in 1921 due to the economic downturn.

Today only the station at Breckerfeld, the viaduct below the Haspe dam, the locomotive shed and the transformer works at Hagen-Haspe by the shooting range are left.

The inclines do not exceed 3% at any point, so it is a very comfortable route for those cycling from the Ruhrgebiet into the Sauerland.

It runs out of the narrow valley of the Hasperbach with a horseshoe curve near the Haspe Dam and a reversing station at Voerde onto the broad plateau of Breckerfeld, that dominates the surrounding area at a height of 350 m above sea level.