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Wienerwald Aufstieg – Weidlingbach Runde von Klosterneuburg Weidling

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Wienerwald Aufstieg – Weidlingbach Runde von Klosterneuburg Weidling

Michael.S planned a road ride

July 25, 2021

Wienerwald Aufstieg – Weidlingbach Runde von Klosterneuburg Weidling

Hard

04:07

88.0km

21.3km/h

1,050m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 35 m for 9 m

After 55.0 km for 0 m

After 87.8 km for 9 m

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Train Station

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22.2 km

View of the Tullnerfeld

Highlight • Viewpoint

You don't really want to stop because the descent is so much fun - but you should still pause for a moment and let your gaze wander over the Tullnerfeld!

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39.5 km

The climb from the Sieghartskirchner side is easy, flat and nice to drive. It always takes a curve longer than expected and if you quickly get into the bottom - at least for me - it becomes a real incline.

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40.1 km

Irenental

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On this little busy road, one moves away from the city towards the Wienerwald. Especially at dusk highly recommended.

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70.7 km

Varied road

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Nice to drive in both directions

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73.0 km

Tullnerstraße between the forests

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Extra touch of nature, beautiful and cool in summer

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74.8 km

Scheiblingstein Ascent

Highlight • Climb

Turn on a flashing light as this is a very shaded area and it could be a bit difficult for drivers to spot you, especially if you're descending (easily 40 to 50 km/h).

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