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Scenic view of the Pielach River – Zunftbaum Kilb loop from Ober Grafendorf

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Scenic view of the Pielach River – Zunftbaum Kilb loop from Ober Grafendorf

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Scenic view of the Pielach River – Zunftbaum Kilb loop from Ober Grafendorf

02:04

33.9km

230m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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2.58 km

Scenic view of the Pielach River

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful view of the narrow riverbed of the Pielach.

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3.47 km

Pielachtal Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

The Pielachtal cycle path is very nicely developed, right next to the Pielach, on the way you come through beautiful villages

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5.78 km

Herb and Experience Garden Weinburg

Highlight • Natural

A very interesting garden where you can learn a lot about the herbs, worth a stop on a bike tour.

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6.24 km

Luberg at the Highest Point of Weinburg

Highlight • Summit

The diameter of the oak tree is impressive; according to local history, I suspect that a watchtower once stood there, and light signals were used to communicate with the ruins of Waasen, Hohenegg and Jauerling, and with the ruins of Aggstein. Luberg or Oawelurga, hence Luberg.

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6.42 km

Climbing and Therapy Center Weinburg

Highlight • Climb

The climbing hall with a special architecture is said to be one of the most beautiful climbing halls in Austria. There is also a therapy and climbing center here

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21.1 km

Zunftbaum Kilb

Highlight • Monument

A craft guild tree shows the guild symbols of certain guilds in the respective location or region. On the one hand, it serves to preserve traditions and, on the other hand, to promote the image of the respective craft.
Guild trees were first erected in Westphalia at the end of the 16th century.
The guild tree in Kilb was erected in 1988 by the Rural Training Institute and sponsored by the people of Kilb. The 130-year-old larch is 22 meters high, and the guild boards, which document a lively economic life, were originally designed by Hilde Balaskovits from Kilb.
It was completely renovated in 2016. In the course of this renovation, the old boards were replaced with aluminum boards.

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