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Piestingtal cycle path to Gutenstein via Bad Fischau

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Piestingtal cycle path to Gutenstein via Bad Fischau

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Piestingtal cycle path to Gutenstein via Bad Fischau

02:28

38.2km

350m

On this almost 40-kilometer-long tour, you cycle through the idyllic Piesting Valley. From Wiener Neustadt via Bad Fischau, you reach the entrance to the Piesting Valley cycle path in Markt Piesting, the gateway to the Piesting Valley.

by Wiener Neustadt

Last updated: October 2, 2024

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51 m in total

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Train Station

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2.67 km

View of Achtersee

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The Achtersee consists of two gravel pits that have been connected to each other. The resulting shape resembles a figure eight - hence the name. If the water level is …

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11.4 km

Wöllersdorf Palace

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The castle-like building was built at the end of the 17th or beginning of the 18th century, although it was never a castle. Coin plates made of silver and copper …

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15.3 km

Marktplatz and Generationenpark Markt Piesting

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It's worth taking a break on your tour in Markt Piesting. You'll find a place to stop for a rest on the market square, and you'll have space to put …

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27.2 km

Biedermeierweg Cycling Bridge Near Reichental

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Beautiful wooden bridge, interesting construction.

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38.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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15.3 km

10.0 km

7.08 km

4.98 km

722 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

35.1 km

2.51 km

387 m

169 m

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Highest point (490 m)

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Wiener NeustadtMay 21, 2024

On this almost 40-kilometer-long tour, you cycle through the idyllic Piesting Valley. From Wiener Neustadt via Bad Fischau, you reach the entrance to the Piesting Valley cycle path in Markt Piesting, the gateway to the Piesting Valley.
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The following towns, Waldegg, Pernitz, but especially Gutenstein and

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