윌달펜 최고의 사이클링 경로

호흐슈واب 거리(Hochschwab Straße)는 슈타이어마르크에 있는 약 50km 길이의 연방 도로입니다. 이 도로는 구스베르크(Gußwerk, Mariazeller Straße B 20)와 팔파우(Palfau, Erlaftal Straße B 25) 두 마을을 연결합니다. 이 도로는 잘츠탈(Salzatal)을 통과하며, 그라이트 임 잘츠탈(Greith im Salzatal), 바이스젤보덴(Weichselboden), 슈쇼더(Gschöder)(모두 마리아첼 지자체 소속) 및 빌달펜(Wildalpen)을 지나 팔파우 근처의 에르츠할덴(Erzhalden)까지 이어집니다.

Salza (Mariazeller Salza라고도 함)는 오스트리아의 산악 강으로 Enns의 오른쪽 지류입니다. 슈타이어마르크-니더외스터라이히 석회암 알프스의 넓은 지역을 배수하며 깊게 잘린 계곡으로 괴스트링거 알펜을 호흐슈바프 산맥과 분리합니다.

Holy support on the last meters to Lunz

archaic-looking dam on the Salza with the two wooden hats

Mountains and vegetation are reflected in the water surface in fascinating colours

As soon as two or three people walk across the bridge, the bridge swings – but the view of the fast-flowing Salza is magnificent.

A really nice place for a cyclist's snack.

The Töpper Bridge over the Ybbs River is located near Kasten and is a historic structure on the popular Ybbstal Cycle Path. It was built in 1855 by industrialist Andreas Töpper, a prominent patron of the region. The bridge is decorated with elaborately crafted Mariazell cast iron figures, including Saints John of Nepomuk, St. Florian, Empress Helena, and St. Andrew the Apostle. A large crucifix sits in the center. After a catastrophic flood in 1861 destroyed the original bridge, it was immediately rebuilt in its current form. The bridge is located directly on the Ybbstal Cycle Path, a well-developed cycle path on the former route of the Ybbstal Railway between Waidhofen an der Ybbs and Lunz am See. The path is paved, signposted throughout, and offers charming scenery with river, forest, and mountain backdrops. The Töpper Bridge is a popular place for breaks and photo stops, not only because of its historical significance, but also because of its contrast with the surrounding nature: The dark iron figures on the simple stone bridge stand strikingly above the clear waters of the Ybbs River. The bridge is easily accessible on foot or by bike, and there is a small parking lot right next to it. It is a striking example of the connection between industrial history, art, and nature and is considered one of the architectural highlights along the Ybbstal Cycle Path.