Weinstein tour
Horské kolo tour z Marktplatz Mühldorf
38,86 km Délka
- Obtížnost: středně těžká
- Trasa: 38,86 km
- Výstup: 1.625 Hm
- Sestup: 1.625 Hm
- Délka: 6:00 h
- Nejnižší bod: 319 m
- Nejvyšší bod: 951 m
- Round tour
- Nice views
38,86 km Délka
Following the motto between wine and stone, this unique mountain bike route leads from the vineyards of the Wachau over the peaks of the adjacent mountains through the dark forests of the southern Waldviertel. The diversity of the landscape and route sections in the transition between Wachau and Waldviertel is unique.
Only 6 km northwest of Spitz on the Danube, this route starts in Mühldorf at the main square.
The route is continuously signposted and can also be easily ridden in sections. And the best part: at any point on the route, you can go downhill back to the finish! This MTB route is suitable for every biker and offers a variety of unforgettable impressions. The route is unique; we ride almost exclusively on forest and woodland paths, with the proportion of asphalt sections being negligible. Demanding single trails alternate with great downhills, with only a few flat sections between the mountains to get your pulse back to normal rates.
Marktplatz Mühldorf
From the main square, we ride past Austria's first Raiffeisen bank, then a steep climb follows up to the Bärenwände. The view from this mystical rock ridge compensates us for the effort, and now a lively downhill follows to Niederranna. After the first rest break, we continue past the historic and widely known Oberranna castle and over Fohra and Eichberg up to Lothauhof. A magnificent view and the anticipation of the following downhill reward the strenuous root sections.
Graphite has been mined in Amstall for centuries. Our path leads directly through the factory premises, where special caution is required. From the vineyard, we look southwards with joyful anticipation and respect toward the Jauerling. But before that, the downhill through a steep hollow path gets really intense once more.
A refreshment in Trandorf is recommended, because now comes the heart of the route - the climb to the Jauerling. From Povat, we pedal up the old forest road over many switchbacks to the summit at 960 m above sea level. A detour to the observation tower with views as far as Ötscher and Dachstein is always worthwhile.
The downhill over root passages and bumpy old forest roads brings us to the region’s oldest vineyards on the southern slopes of the Trennings. After one last single trail to Elsarn, we then return to Mühldorf town center with a variety of impressions.
S33 or S5 to Krems and from here take the Wachaubundestraße to Spitz, turn right here into the Spitzerbachtal and continue to Mühldorf
ParkováníMarktplatz Mühldorf
Waldviertel mountain bike map available at Waldviertel Tourism and can be ordered online at
http://waldviertel.myproduct.at/mountainbikekarte-waldviertel-waldviertel-tourismus