The Gustermairberg, at 488m, is the highest elevation of the municipality of Kremsmünster – the highlight of this route. For the "ascent," an energy-saving route west of Adlwang via Weißenbach is planned.
The first seven kilometers to the day's destination run pleasantly flat with a magnificent view over the eastern boundary of the Kremstal valley. The "tree in the middle of the world" itself is the crowning point of the route and goes back to Emperor Franz the First – here in 1823 the cadastral survey of several crown lands began, a small observation tower offers further information. The "tree" was an old mighty lime tree until 1929. The current lime tree has stood here since 1916. The harmonious atmosphere is then found during the return ride by an effortless roll down into the Sulzbachtal, where eye and mind draw from nature, and the body relaxes contentedly.
Author’s recommendation
Route character:
- Cycle path on quiet side streets without significant inclines, also manageable for those untrained.
- Suitable for the whole family and for road cyclists.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Further information:
- Culinary interest
- Circular route
- Refreshment options
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Public transport
By train:
- IC train via Linz main station to Rohr/Bad Hall station
- Rail bus service to Bad Hall
Directions
By car:
- From Vienna: A1 to Haag, via Steyr to Bad Hall
- From Salzburg: A1 to Sattledt, via Rohr to Bad Hall
- From Liezen: A9 to Ried/Tr., via Kremsmünster and Rohr to Bad Hall
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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