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The Kohlstatt Cycle Route "B58" is a circular bike route of about 19 kilometers that runs through the Geschriebenstein-Írottkő Nature Park.
moderate
Distance 19.1 km
2:30 h
472 m
472 m
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Cycle from the start at the Goberling Mining Museum towards Glashütten along the well-signposted B58 cycle route through a particularly scenic landscape of southern Burgenland. Attractions along the route include the Mining Museum in Goberling, the charcoal kiln in Oberkohlstätten, and the lime kiln in Unterkohlstätten.
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moderate
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594 m
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368 m
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At the beginning, you cycle through a beautiful valley to Glashütten and Oberkohlstätten, the highest point of the route, then downhill to Weißenbachl. This is followed by a climb of about 2 kilometers to Holzschlag. Upon arrival at Holzschlag, you have a magnificent view before heading quickly over Unterkohlstätten back to Goberling. The entire route runs along low-traffic side roads and is only feasible for cyclists with good fitness.
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Mining MuseumParking
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47.361240, 16.283840
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47°21'40.5"N 16°17'01.8"E
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33T 596944 5246107
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Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
19.1 km
Duration
2:30 h
Ascent
472 m
Descent
472 m
Highest point
594 m
Lowest point
368 m
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