トゥルン・アン・デア・ドナウの峠・トップ6

A very nice descent from Eilandberg to Sieghartskirchen. A pleasant gradient, even uphill, allows for a quick ride.

From here you can start hikes in all directions. The Wienerwald long-distance hiking trail 404 runs through here, which is unfortunately no longer maintained, and the Great Tullnerfeld circular hiking trail 475 also crosses the road, and the Way of St. James also passes not far away.

Hiking trail crosses B1. There is a bus stop but unfortunately no restaurant (as of May 2023)

Nice climb over Weidlingbach with a very nice panorama and then a quick descent with casual curves towards Tulln.

There are many beautiful routes over the Vienna Woods hills to the Tullnerfeld. This one is the least recommendable one for me: a lot of traffic, which usually thunders past you quickly on the straight stretch and too narrowly when there is oncoming traffic, several trucks... Nope. Then rather Passauerhof or Königstetten or Irenental or Rauchengern or Geigelberg etc.

Easy climb, but you have to expect traffic, after all you are driving along the federal highway 1/

A couple of really nice switchbacks. The traffic just sucks. Switching to the Passauerhof (north) is a good alternative.

The gradient here briefly reaches 11.6%. So pedal hard :) Right at the top of the Tulbinger Kogel is the Leopold-Figl lookout. It offers a wonderful view over the Tullnerfeld. You can't quite get to the lookout on a racing bike. The road that connects the Passauerhof with the Mauerbach valley reaches its highest point at the Berghotel Tulbingerkogel a few meters below. The rest of the way to the lookout has to be covered over gravel and forest paths. The view over the Tullnerfeld from below at the pass is just as beautiful as it is from above. The sunsets in particular have a certain magic on the Tulbinger. The pass can be combined well with the Passauerhof or with Scheiblinstein. But the Riederberghöhe, the short but steep Flachberg, the Exelberg or the Sophienalpe are also not far away.