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St. Andrä - View of St. Andrä - Loreto ChurchPhoto: Gackern-Sankt-Andrae-Lavanttal-©R_View_Productions, KSL Tourismus Marketing GmbH
This family-friendly pleasure route leads through a beautiful landscape and offers great impressions of the land and people of the Lavant Valley.
The St. Andräer Jausentour is a family-friendly bike route. This tour offers not only cycling fun but also some culinary specialties. Along the route, there is the opportunity to strengthen yourself with a hearty "Lavanttal platter" and Lavanttal apple juice or cider.
Author’s recommendation
In autumn 1997, a foam mill was completed in Gemmersdorf on the Gemmersdorf creek, directly on the St. Andräer Jausentour.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Adjust your speed!
Always ride defensively and only as fast as you can stop in time for obstacles or avoid oncoming traffic. Always be attentive. Cool are those who ride slowly past pedestrians and hikers.
Proper self-assessment!
Do not overstrain yourself or your companions. Plan reserves.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
This bike route starts in St. Andrä at the town hall square. From there, the route leads via Framrach and St. Jakob to the St. Andräer See recreational area. A jump into the cool water, the mini golf courses, and the beach volleyball court invite you to take a break. The route continues via Mettersdorf, Mühldorf, and Lindhof to Maria Rojach. In Maria Rojach, a cultural stop at the parish church Mariä Himmelfahrt is worthwhile. The path then leads to Farrach, where the Schildberger hobby farm with over 300 different animal species delights not only the young cyclists. Via Ragglach, Ragglbach, and Oberpichling, we continue to Gemmersdorf. Here, the Gemmersdorf Mill (foam mill) can be visited by prior arrangement. The ride continues to Hainsdorf, St. Ulrich, Mosern, Jakling, and Blaiken, then returns to St. Andrä.
St. Andrä, Stadtpfarr- und ehemalige Domkirche hl. Andreas
Freizeitanlage St. Andräer See
Hobby-Farm Schildberger
Ragglbach - Gasthof Brugger
Gemmersdorfer Mühle
Basilika Maria Loreto
Public transport
www.oebb.at
Directions
A2 South Motorway - exit St. Andrä - roundabout 3rd exit towards St. Andrä town centerParking
In St. Andrä.Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Werner Thelian, Nicole Richter: Lust auf Lavanttal. Carinthia Verlag, Klagenfurt 2007
Author’s map recommendations
Freytag Berndt Bike Atlas, Austria 1:50,000 - 1:200,000 by Freytag-Berndt and Artaria KG.
Equipment
If you have brains, protect them!
Wearing a helmet is a matter of course when mountain biking.
Proper clothing!
Even in summer, especially in the pre- and post-season, carry warm clothing and a spare jersey. At higher altitudes, bad weather without rain protection can be unpleasant.
Carry emergency equipment!
Bandages, bike repair kit (spare tube, pump, tools), map, mobile phone, and possibly GPS should always be with you (note: reception is not guaranteed everywhere in the mountains).
Drink constantly & eat in time!
Drink enough and plan a timely rest stop. A hunger break in the middle of nowhere is tough.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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