Cycling routes and bike maps in and around
Lower Austria
Find the right bike route for you through Lower Austria, where we've got 22,976 cycle routes to explore. The routes you most commonly find here are of the hilly or uphill type. Most people get on their bikes to ride here in the months of May and July.
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Triesting-Gölsental Cycle Path
Off the beaten path
The Triesting-Gölsental (or Triestingau) cycle path runs parallel to the Thermal baths cycle route. In relative seclusion, it leads through the impressive natural scenery of southern Lower Austria. The 30 kilometers (19 miles) long paved route begins at Lanzendorf and takes you to the town of Schönau an der Triesting. The idyllic landscape is nicely off the beaten path but well situated for excursions to the surrounding wineries.Featured routes around Triesting-Gölsental Cycle Path
Thermenlandradweg-Triestingauradweg-Schwechat-Liesingbachradweg-Thermenlandradweg
Danube Cycle Path
Water and wine
The Danube is the second longest river in Europe, spanning the continent from the Black Forest to the Black Sea. The breathtaking Danube Cycle Path directly follows its course. On its mostly flat stretch through Lower Austria, the route leads through meadow landscapes and vineyards and is very popular with families. Highlights in scenic Wachau are the legendary castle ruins of Dürnstein and a visit to a traditional Heurigen restaurant and winery.Featured routes around the Danube Cycle Path in Lower Austria
Thermal Baths Cycle Path
Sun and fun
The long-distance cycle route EuroVelo 9, which spans the continent from the Baltic Sea to the Adriatic Sea, passes through Lower Austria. The so-called “Thermenradweg” (Thermal Baths Cycle Path) takes cyclists all the way from the south of Vienna to the Styrian border. Pleasantly flat and within easy reach of thermal baths and the sunny vineyards, the 100 kilometers (62 miles) long route presents an easy ride for cyclists of all levels.Featured routes around the Thermal Baths Cycle Route
Krems to Vienna
All rivers lead to the city
The most charming detour between Krems with Vienna is the Kamp-Thaya-March cycle path. Following the run of the three rivers Kamp, Thaya and March, cyclists are taken from the hilly Waldviertel (forest quarter) region to the scenic Weinviertel (wine quarter) and the flats of the Marchfeld area. If your legs get tired, simply board the Reblaus-Express – a quaint panoramic railway line which runs alongside the cycle path. It even offers traditional food and wines from the region. Of course you can bring your bike!Featured routes around the Kamp-Thaya-March route
Lamač - Kamp-Thaya-March Radroute - Mikulov - Lednice - Břeclav - Kúty
Traisental Cycle Path
Bike pilgrimage to Mariazell
The Traisental cycle path covers a distance of 111 kilometers (69 miles) from Traismauer via St. Pölten to the picturesque pilgrimage town of Mariazell in Styria. Also known as the pilgrim's cycle path, it starts at the Danube river and gently ascends on its way to the higher elevation of the Mostviertel Alpine region. Tip: If you are looking for a more comfortable ride, simply start in Mariazell and reverse the route!Featured routes around Traisental Cycle Path
Piestingtal Cycle Path
History and artists
Biking through beautiful Piesting valley you'll find the villa of poet Ferdinand Raimund, the birth place of painter Leopold Kupelwieser and the Biedermeier path, which offers interesting glimpses into the mood and trends of the formative historical period of 1815 to 1848. Starting at Markt Piesting just South of Vienna, the route leads west to the town of Gutenstein. Its idyllic riverside stretches and dense forest paths are ideal for a pleasurable bike tour.Featured routes around Piestingtal Cycle Path
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