Dunkelsteinerwald “quiet - mystical”

Bicycle tour from St. Pölten Town Hall

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  • Difficulty: Difficult
  • Route: 74,86 km
  • Ascent: 831 egm
  • Descent: 831 egm
  • Duration: 4:00 h
  • Lowest point: 194 m
  • Highest point:561 m
Features
  • Round tour
  • Nice views
  • Accessibility by train and bus

Details for: Dunkelsteinerwald “quiet - mystical”

Brief description

The Dunkelsteinerwald is a quiet, mystical forest area that enchants with its dense, untouched nature and mysterious atmosphere.

Description

The bike route offers challenging climbs and magnificent panoramic views. Historic places like Göttweig and the Danube Cycle Path make the route a highlight for nature lovers and sporty cyclists.

Starting point of the tour

St. Pölten Town Hall

Destination point of the tour

St. Pölten Town Hall

Route description Dunkelsteinerwald “quiet - mystical”

Route: St. Pölten Town Hall – Eisberg – Cemetery – Waitzendorf – turn right to Wernersdorf – Neidling – Gabersdorf – Eniklberg (steep climb) – Lauterbach right – after 50 m left – Besenbuch – Oed – junction with state road – Gansbach – to the town center – right towards Hessendorf – steep ascent (18% on about 0.75 km) – Wolfenreith – Geyersberg – Schenkenbrunn – Oberbergern – Unterbergern – Mautern – Danube Cycle Path 6 to Palt (caution, unprotected railway crossing) – Palt – towards Göttweig – Eggendorf – Höbenbach (turnoff to the wine tavern village Krustetten) – Meidling in the valley – continuing to Wölbling (caution, unprotected railway crossing) – connection to the Fladnitztal Cycle Route – Oberwölbling – Ambach – Grünz – Obritzberg – Landhausen – Großrust – Greiling – Fladnitztal Cycle Route 402 – St. Pölten.

Directions

West Motorway A1, exit St. Pölten South/East

Parking

Underground car park Radhausplatz / parking garage Karmeliterhof

By bus or train to St. Pölten main station.

Equipment

No special requirements for the bikes. Helmets are mandatory for children under 12 years.

Safety information

Please observe traffic regulations! Groups with children are advised to get off and push the bike together when crossing streets.

Map recommendations

St. Pölten Cycling Routes, available free of charge at the St. Pölten Tourist Information, Tel: +43 2742 333 5000

Author's tip

Special tips include Goldegg Castle with golf course, the Millennium Column, Göttweig Abbey, numerous wine taverns, and the cellar lanes.

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