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@169k reports: An absolute classic on every to-do list is the Pustertaler Höhenstraße. The effort, which cannot be denied in any way on this route, is rewarded with incredible views and landscapes at every turn and every meter of the route. However, you should only attempt the high road if you have enough

@169k has this to say about the tour: A tour for mountain enthusiasts and fit calves, since you'll gain a good 1,000 meters in altitude over the roughly 20 kilometers uphill...

The start is at the Sillian train station, there is little time to roll up and warm up, unless you cycle on the well-developed

@169k writes: From the freshly renovated Lienz train station, the route initially leads comfortably through the traffic-calmed city center of Lienz, past the Liebburg, through Rosengasse and the palatial Alleestrasse. The Schloßbergbahn, the ski slope of the Hochstein and Schloss Bruck are left on the

@169k tells the story: The tour begins at the newly upgraded and modernized Linz train station, which was also designed with the needs of cyclists in mind. You leave the city to the east along the Drau Cycle Path - if you stay on this cycle path, you can cycle to Slovenia and Croatia, where the Drau

Our tour starts at Hennersdorf train station. Here you can quickly check the tire pressure again at the ÖAMTC bike service station! Passing the alpaca farm (please do not feed it) you walk on quiet gravel paths in the direction of Himberg and Rauchenwarth. While you're looking for shade here in vain

This tour takes us on seemingly endless gravel paths through fields and along wooded areas. In between, small bathing opportunities invite you to cool off! We start at the Maria-Lanzendorf train station, where the only short stretch follows on a larger road. Due to the fact that this is in the local