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Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Great !!! So worth swinging by to see this if you're in the area.. Lots of people might whine about the damage this does to the planet, just know the more electricity you want the more stuff like this keeps going An excellent place to view the downside of our industrial society, and demonstrate it in a visual way for your kids. Makes you want to consume less and turn down the thermostat. The location will be more beautiful once the mine is turned into a lake. Defintely worth a stop if passing by or in the area. The scale of the surface mine is immense! If you want to witness a horrifyingly large hole in the ground, look no further. It's a great place to witness the sheer amount of destruction we humans can achieve when we really give it our best. The scale of this monument our need to rip out natural resources has created is as close to Lovecraftian horror as we can come. The huge mining machines, relentlessly clawing at the soil, are quite a sight to behold. Would visit again. Hey everyone....so this was a bomb, even though the weather was not very kind to me and I was only marginally walking... there are few places and you never have a chance to see something like this... kilometers of stretching strips of rubble, big machines, smiling workers... the workers themselves built several rest areas or observation towers in the past... it is surface mining of brown and black coal, but you can read more information from the table.... Amazing place, very impressive. Great view and nice information signs. What a view! Do recommend going during sunset! Nice viewpoint over the massive mining ground. Nice little restaurant w decent priced meal and beverage on site. Small playground for the kids. I liked all the little info boards providing details about the history, the facilities and equipment. Well done! RWE is complicit in the displacement and murder of millions, soon to be billions. If you want to understand more about the impact climate breakdown will have in the coming decades I recommend this paper: Lenton, Timothy M., et al. "Quantifying the human cost of global warming." Nature Sustainability (2023): 1-11. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.