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· 320 m
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Laimbach - Peilstein - Kaiserstein - Neuwaldhäusl - Kleedorf - Nöchling - Losenegger Gorge - St. Oswald - Yspertal - Ysper Gorge - Dorfstetten - ...
The 24-kilometre first stage of the Way of St. James from Melk to Linz leads us from Melk Abbey along the banks of the Danube, through the UNESCO ...
The section of the Austrian Way of St. James between Melk and Persenbeug is not only a popular pilgrimage route but also an insider tip for ...
This MTB route, which is also suitable for e-bikes and trekking bikes, is highly recommended both for its landscapes and cultural aspects and is ...
The cult tour with historical excursion destinations: Pilgrimage basilica in Maria Taferl - Artstetten Castle with its unmistakable onion domes - ...
Bike route with moderate climbs around the Ostrong on bike paths or little-trafficked side roads. Also well suited for eBike riders.
Leiben - Losau - Hasling- Artstetten - Unterthalheim - Maria Taferl
Leiben – Losau – Artstetten – Maria Taferl
The Lebensweg in the Waldviertel is more than just a long-distance hiking trail - it is a journey to yourself. Nestled in the tranquil, pristine ...
This MTB route, which is also suitable for e-bikes and trekking bikes, is highly recommended both for its landscapes and cultural aspects and is ...
The entrance to the southern Waldviertel - the market town of Leiben - is playfully romantic. The beautifully restored Leiben Castle is a visible ...
The Nibelungengau long-distance hiking trail runs north and south of the Danube for a total of 110 kilometers.
Explore the Nibelungengau region by bike: good for your fitness, fresh air and enough time to enjoy the region and its treasures!
Leiben – Losau – Artstetten – Maria Taferl
The 24-kilometre first stage of the Way of St. James from Melk to Linz leads us from Melk Abbey along the banks of the Danube, through the UNESCO ...
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