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St. Andrä: Dachberg Horseback Riding Tour

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Cycling in the Lavant Valley
Photo: René Knabl/Luca Tribondeau, CC BY, KSL Tourismus Marketing GmbH

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A short and easy bike ride through the central Lavant Valley for anyone looking for a leisurely and relaxing ride.

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Distance 22.5 km

1:35 h

253 m

532 m

389 m

Starting at the St. Andräer See recreation area, the route follows roads with little traffic and country lanes, passing through small villages and hamlets, to the Dachberg Riding Stables. This beautiful and idyllic riding stable is a must-visit for all horse lovers—and those who hope to become one—who want to linger here a while. Back at St. Andräer See, you can take a refreshing dip in the lake and wind down the day by the water.

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Gemmersdorf Foam Mill:
This mill is fully operational and can be toured by appointment by calling 0664/3431325.

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easy

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easy

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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532 m

Lowest point

389 m

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15.2 km

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6.2 km

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1.2 km

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Safety information

Adjust your speed!
Always ride defensively and only go fast enough to stop in time for obstacles or to avoid oncoming traffic. Stay alert at all times. It’s cool to ride slowly past pedestrians and hikers.

Assess your abilities correctly!
Don’t push yourself or your companions too hard. Make sure to leave some room in your plans.

Tips and suggestions

www.region-lavanttal.at

www.st-andrae.info

Roadbook

Starting at Lake St. Andrä, head east toward Mühldorf. Continue on to the Lindhof-Maria Rojach settlement and then to the village of Gemmersdorf. In St. Ulrich-Eitweg, turn left at the sports complex toward Mosern. The next town is Jakling, and from there it’s not far to the Dachberg Riding Stables. After a break and, if desired, a tour (by appointment), the route heads back to Lake St. Andrä.

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Freizeitanlage St. Andräer See
Maria Rojach, Pfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt
Stadtgemeinde St. Andrä
Basilika Maria Loreto

Public transport

By Train to St. Andrä - Tour Starts in Jakling

www.oebb.at
www.region-lavanttal.at/mobil

Directions

A2 South Highway - St. Andrä exit - third exit on the ring road - to the St. Andrä city center.

Parking

Large parking lot at the St. Andräer See Recreation Center

Coordinates

46.742531, 14.840577

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46°44'33.1"N 14°50'26.1"E

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33T 487821 5176565

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Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!

Book recommendation by the author

On tour with horses - The handbook for trail riders by Andrea Adrian and Manfred Weick.

Author’s map recommendations

Freytag Berndt Cycling Atlas, Austria 1:50,000 - 1:200,000 by Freytag-Berndt and Artaria KG.

Equipment

If you’ve got a brain, protect it!
Wearing a helmet is a given when mountain biking.

Wear the right clothes!
Even in summer—but especially during the early and late seasons—be sure to bring warm clothing and a spare jersey. At higher elevations, bad weather can make for an uncomfortable ride without rain gear.

Carry emergency gear!
First-aid kit, bike repair kit (spare tube, pump, tools), map, cell phone, and possibly a GPS should always be with you (Note: Cell service isn’t guaranteed everywhere in the mountains).

Stay hydrated and eat on time!
Drink plenty of fluids and plan your breaks in advance. Getting hungry in the middle of nowhere is tough

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Parts of this content were machine translated from German.

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Difficulty

easy

Overall difficulty

easy

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

Distance

22.5 km

Duration

1:35 h

Ascent

253 m

Descent

253 m

Highest point

532 m

Lowest point

389 m

Round trip Refreshment stops available Fauna

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