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Schwarzatal cycle path to Payerbach

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Schwarzatal cycle path to Payerbach

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Schwarzatal cycle path to Payerbach

02:59

47.4km

250m

On this almost 50-kilometer-long route, you will be traveling on the Schwarzatal cycle path to Payerbach. The starting point is at Wiener Neustadt main station. The first few kilometers you will cycle on the EuroVelo 9. At Lanzenkirchen, you turn off and follow the course of the Schwarza river.

by Wiener Neustadt

Last updated: October 2, 2024

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214 m in total

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Start point

Train Station

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12.2 km

View of Schneeberg from the Schwarzatal Cycle Path near Lanzenkirchen

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Cycle path in beautiful countryside with a view of the Schneeberg.

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23.4 km

Schwarzatal Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Nice, flat bike path and not too crowded.

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3

27.1 km

Neunkirchen Town Hall and Main Square

Highlight • Settlement

A very nice main square, a round trip with a detour to the church is worthwhile.

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31.0 km

Bicycle rest stop

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Rest stop including drinking fountain and service station.

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45.0 km

Semmering Railway Arch Bridge and Scenic Road

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

Smooth street with little to no traffic. Excellent for driving.

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47.4 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

17.0 km

12.7 km

11.7 km

5.03 km

353 m

332 m

214 m

Surfaces

37.3 km

7.49 km

1.51 km

739 m

187 m

150 m

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Highest point (490 m)

Lowest point (270 m)

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Wiener NeustadtMay 21, 2024

On this almost 50-kilometer-long route, you will be traveling on the Schwarzatal cycle path to Payerbach. The starting point is at Wiener Neustadt main station. The first few kilometers you will cycle on the EuroVelo 9. At Lanzenkirchen, you turn off and follow the course of the Schwarza river.
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