Bodetal Aerial Tramway
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The Bodetal Aerial Tramway is one between 1969 and 1970 in co-operation of the Czechoslovak collective combine Transporta Chrudim and the PGH Elektrotherm Quedlinburg builds wire ropeway in the proximity of Thale in the resin. It leads from the valley station at a value of 183 meters over the sea level to the mountain station at the witch dance place, which 428 meters over the sea level lies. The 721 meters for a long time "two-rope small cab orbit" possesses inclinations up to 75 per cent. It possesses altogether 3 supports. Of it the lowest support lain in the Bodetal has a height of 45 meters. The two other supports are implemented because of the strong inclination than defectors. The passenger ropeway with small cars has 38 cabs, in which in each case 4 persons place find. The Bodetal aerial ropeway is all-season (with exception of November) in enterprise.
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