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It's known to be popular with motorcyclists in spring and summer; in autumn, from 2:30 pm onwards, I was almost completely alone and it was wonderful to ride and enjoy the peace and quiet! I think it depends on the day of the week, the season, and the time of day.

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

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A super nice tour highly recommended

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As a true racing cyclist, you simply have to visit this place. :-)

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Very nice area for road cycling

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If you're planning to explore this area by bike, on a run, or while hiking, make sure to bring your own Merlot. The region is known for its stunning views and outdoor activities, but finding a good spot to enjoy a glass of wine can be a challenge. Packing your favorite Merlot ensures you can savor a well-deserved drink after your adventure!

The descent from the Ochssattel down to the right to Hofamt (steeper and wonderfully curved up to the waterfall) is one of the most beautiful roads I know in the region. And the asphalt is very fresh!

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Ochsattel (mountain pass) Nö The Ochsattel is a mountain pass 820 m above sea level in southern Lower Austria that leads from the Traisental to the southeast to the Grünen Schwarza. The Gutensteiner Straße B21 also runs over it as a pass road, it climbs a little to the east after the pass, then descends into the Kalte Kuchl and leads over the Rohrer Sattel into the Piestingtal region and the Schneeberg area. Text / Source: wikipedia.org https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ochsattel

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Additional tip: The position of the saddle marked on the maps (and geographically correct) (near the abandoned inn) is not the highest point on the road. Towards the east (Kalte Kuchl) it continues uphill for about 30 meters. This can be a bit nerve-wracking if you are not prepared for it.

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beautiful route through the forest – almost no traffic

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

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The Sulzer Höhe is a mountain in the southern Vienna Woods that is 491 meters high. It lies between the towns of Kaltenleutbaren and Sulz in the Vienna Woods and is a popular destination for hikers, cyclists and climbers. The mountain offers a beautiful view over the landscape and the city of Vienna. At the summit there is a large radio tower accompanied by an old tree. The Sulzer Höhe is also historically interesting because it was first mentioned in documents in 1754/55 and was used to extract limestone for the construction of buildings and roads.

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Easy pass with a relatively constant slight incline

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Good condition!

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a nice spring pass with a slight incline throughout, unfortunately with a lot of west wind today

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The Sulzerhöhe is a pass popular with road cyclists on the road between Vienna Liesing and Sulz in the Vienna Woods. From Vienna it's a constant, slightly uphill stretch for ten kilometers. Traffic is usually limited.

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Very nice pass, with me so far always little traffic. The west side is easier, from the east the pass "pulls" a bit... but the incline is not a problem.

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The old driveway, which is now private, is great for fans of steep inclines. Asking for permission is better than just driving here... (by the way, it has worked almost everywhere so far and the owners are happy)

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By Eastern Austrian standards, the Zellerrain is a pleasantly high pass in the Ybbstal Alps, right on the border between Lower Austria and Styria. It connects the well-known Marian pilgrimage site of Mariazell in the east with the Ybbstal in the west and is an important transport connection, not only because of the federal highway 71, which was rerouted to the east in 2004. It's actually a shame for the tormentor, as the old road had gradients of well over 20% , good of course for motorized traffic and the rest of the cycling world. Nevertheless, the transition is little used. Apart from a few timber trucks, the motorcyclists, who always appear in packs, only bother the pedaller when contemplatively climbing this mountain road at the weekend. The Ybbs, which is still called the Ois here, has its source at the foot of the Großer Zellerhut and accompanies cyclists downhill to Lunz am See, where it changes its name. Due to the heavy rainfall in traffic jams and the resulting risk of avalanches, the Zellerrain is sometimes closed in winter, but on the first spring tours you can see the effects of the forces of nature on the flora and the road - impressive and frightening at the same time. In addition, for the same reason, it is quite prone to rain, if it looks a bit like rain when you get there, you will definitely get wet here. In the good years of Austrian cycling, the Zellerrain was a mountain classification in the Vienna-Gresten-Vienna classic, which was renamed Uniqa-Classic in 2000 and was held for the last time in 2005.

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Optional starting point for hikes

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