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Bezirk Neunkirchen

Aspangberg-St.Peter

Feistritztal Cycle Path

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Bezirk Neunkirchen

Aspangberg-St.Peter

Feistritztal Cycle Path

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5.0

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20

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Feistritztal Cycle Path

01:33

20.4km

380m

This cycle path is around 20 kilometres (12 mi) long and will take you to Trattenbach along the Feistritz river, starting from its confluence with the Pitten. There’s plenty of …

by Wiener Alpen

Last updated: October 25, 2024

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5.41 km

Feistritz Castle

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The imposing castle high above the Feistritz valley was probably built in the 12th century. Between 1922 and 1924, the complex was extensively renovated and an army museum was set …

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10.9 km

Gasthof Pension St. Wolfgang

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The Gasthof St. Wolfgang is the ideal starting point for cyclists who appreciate nature and regional hospitality. Located directly on the Feistritztal cycle path, the gentle rushing of the Feistritz River provides a relaxing environment.

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11.9 km

Wolfgangskirche Feistritztal

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A charming little church in the Feistritz Valley with a magnificent view. The key to the church is available in the adjacent sacristan's house.

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15.8 km

View of Feistritz Valley and Surrounding Mountains

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Be careful when driving downhill ‼️🚴‍♂️‼️

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20.4 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.90 km

7.54 km

4.09 km

512 m

296 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

13.6 km

6.09 km

392 m

214 m

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Highest point (710 m)

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Wiener AlpenOctober 3, 2024

This cycle path is around 20 kilometres (12 mi) long and will take you to Trattenbach along the Feistritz river, starting from its confluence with the Pitten. There’s plenty of time to savour this idyllic valley, while the route gradually ascends alongside the river.
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