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Very nice cycle path with a great panorama of the mountains.

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...a great region, not just for mountain biking! 🚵 There are many well-developed bike paths and trails!

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Worth seeing

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The Drava (less commonly Drave; Italian, Slovenian, and Croatian Drava, Hungarian Dráva) is a tributary of the Danube that rises in South Tyrol, Italy, then flows through East Tyrol and Carinthia (Austria), as well as Lower Styria (Slovenia), Croatia, and Hungary. With a length of 749 km and an average discharge of 670 m³/s, it is the fourth-longest tributary of the Danube after the Tisza, Prut, and Sava. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drau

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Mouth of the Villgratenbach into the Drau

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The first simple bridges over the Villgratenbach stream in Panzendorf certainly existed in the Middle Ages. A predecessor structure was first mentioned in 1548 as "Pannbruggen" in connection with an eruption of the Villgratenbach stream. However, reliable sources only exist for the predecessor of today's wooden bridge[2]. An official description from 1725 reports a 56-fathom (106 m) long and partially covered bridge in Panzendorf. According to tradition, the present-day "Punbrugge" bridge was built by Swabian carpenters in 1781. The pedestrian bridge on the south side was added over 100 years later. A view from 1901 shows the bridge on both the north and south sides with simple vertical cladding and rectangular light openings. The pedestrian bridge was probably built a short time later. To relieve the Punbrugge Bridge of road traffic, a wider wooden bridge was built south of it in 1944, which was replaced by a reinforced concrete bridge in 1958. The old wooden bridge has been a listed monument since 1950. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punbrugge

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The Punbrugge is a covered wooden bridge over the Villgratenbach stream in Panzendorf, East Tyrol. It is a remarkable example of carpentry and is considered the most beautiful covered wooden bridge in Austria.[1] The Punbrugge, along with Heinfels Castle, forms an ensemble at the entrance to East Tyrol's Hochpustertal valley. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punbrugge

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A very easy and flat hike. The landscape is very varied. Highly recommended!

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