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Caution cyclists! There are 90 steps to climb. Not feasible for everyone with the heavy e-bikes.

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Just ring the bell and the ferry will set off.

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Just ring the bell and the ferry will set off.

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Great tips and information to make you want to visit this place. Thank you for that!

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The Jochenstein is a rock in the Danube.

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There is a stone in the Danube

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The bike ferry between Engelhartszell and Kramesau is a special section of the Danube Cycle Path and offers cyclists a relaxing way to cross the Danube. The crossing is easily organized: ring the bell at the pier, and the ferryman arrives promptly. During the short ride, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Danube landscape – a quiet moment of relaxation. The "Überfuhrhaus" (Transfer House) right next to the ferry invites you to take a break – with drinks, coffee, small snacks, and homemade cakes. A worthwhile stop on any bike tour through the Danube Valley – uncomplicated, charming, and scenic.

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The Schlögener Loop is a river loop in the upper Danube valley in Upper Austria, about halfway between Passau and Linz (between river kilometers 2186.5 and 2180.5 of the Danube flowing east) and the largest forced meander in Europe. The southern, right bank lies in the municipality of Haibach ob der Donau and its district of Schlögen, after which the loop is named. To the north, the municipalities of Hofkirchen im Mühlkreis with the village of Au and to the far east Niederkappel with the village of Grafenau border the area of the Danube Loop. Source: Wikipedia

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The Schlögener Schlinge is a river meander in the upper Danube valley in Upper Austria, about halfway between Passau and Linz (between river kilometers 2186.5 and 2180.5 of the east-flowing Danube) and the largest forced meander in Europe. The southern, right bank is in the municipality of Haibach ob der Donau and its district Schlögen, after which the loop is named. In the north, the municipalities of Hofkirchen im Mühlkreis with the village of Au and in the far east Niederkappel with the village of Grafenau border in the area of the Danube loop. Source: Wikipedia

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The Jochenstein is a small rocky island on German territory near the German-Austrian border and rises about nine meters high out of the Danube. The rock is located in the upper reaches of the Danube at river kilometer 2202.72 and is 78 meters from the left (northern) and 187 meters from the right bank of the river. It is part of the Pfahl, a quartz rock formation in the Bavarian Forest that runs along the Danube rift through Lower Bavaria, and like the left (northern) bank of the Danube and the river to the left of the valley path, part of the Gottsdorf district of the municipality of Untergriesbach. (I "stole" that from Wikipedia ;-) )

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Luckily there are also a few nice rest stops nearby in an otherwise very quiet and contemplative section.

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very nice border crossing. A little strenuous due to the stairs, but doable.

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The Danube loop near Schlögen is an absolute top highlight on the Danube and rightly so.

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One of the numerous ferry connections across the Danube. But the connection to Engelhardzell is something special. The ferry and the place. Have fun.

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Rustic bike ferries. Sometimes you can buy small liquors on board. Here the view of the river is still the most beautiful.

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Beautiful bike path, with the most beautiful section on the Danube

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There is a bench and a relaxation swing. The entrance to the lock can be observed well from here.

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View of the small island directly at the lock

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From this side you have another nice view of Engelhartszell with his pen.

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Wonderful bike route between the ferries

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