Moselgoldbrücke, Road bridge connecting Kobern-Gondorf and Niederfell, Germany

The Moselgoldbrücke is a steel road bridge on Kreisstraße 70 between Gondorf and Niederfell, crossing the Moselle at kilometre 18.14. Its main span is 321 metres long and stands 7.5 metres above the water, with a 93-metre branch leading to the B 416. The bridge passes beneath the Moselle railway line and carries road traffic only.

This bridge was constructed in 1977 and represented a major step forward for regional transportation, connecting two federal highways that had not been directly linked before. The project improved access between communities that had been more isolated from each other previously.

The bridge carries Kreisstraße 70 and links the B49 with the B416, passing beneath the Moselle railway line. Immediately north of it begins the Moselufer nature reserve between Niederfell and Dieblich, a protected strip of riverbank that visitors can pick out from the crossing.

The bridge accommodates both vehicles and people on foot, making it useful for crossing while also offering chances to view the surrounding landscape. It is an active traffic route, so visitors should expect regular vehicle traffic when crossing here.

The bridge carries the Kreisstraße 70 over the Moselle at kilometre 18.14 and passes beneath the Moselle railway line. A separate branch, 93 metres long, links it to the B 416. Immediately north lies the Moselufer nature reserve between Niederfell and Dieblich.