Tatschkerland Master Tour

A hilly, all-rounder loop through Tatschkerland. Expect a solid workout: around 62 km with roughly 1,200 m of climbing. Most of it rolls on quiet roads, with short links on busier stretches and a few gravel and track sections to keep things interesting.

Surfaces are mainly paved, but there’s a noticeable dose of gravel and farm tracks, so a gravel or endurance road bike is a good call. Confident road riders will be fine—just watch the unpaved bits.

It rides well in either direction and works as a start-anywhere loop. You’ll get a steady rhythm of climbs and descents rather than one big summit, making it great for fitness or a long, scenic day out. Pack enough water and snacks, and be ready for mixed surfaces and changing conditions.

In short: quiet backroads, some off-pavement spice, and a proper elevation profile—Tatschkerland at its best.