Alpenvorland-Radroute rund um Seitenstetten

Bicycle, helmet

Start at the Benedictine Abbey in Seitenstetten

• Head west toward Michaeler Straße and the town limits
• Turn left—follow Radeweg to the Sindhuber Inn - Hundsmühle
• Turn left onto the Angerhof farm road
• Turn left at the Moarkapelle and continue straight ahead
• Pass the chapel near the Krondorfer family and the Lammerhuberblick
• At the end of the road, turn left toward Dachsbach until you reach the Schintinger Chapel
• Turn right and then immediately right again through a forest
• At the intersection, continue straight ahead toward the Schönbrunner houses
• After the Wieser sawmill, turn left toward the 1,000-year-old oak tree monument
• Return via the community center to the Benedictine Abbey of Seitenstetten

At the parking lot behind the Meierhof, a 4-minute walk from the Benedictine Abbey.
Parking lot at the soccer field, a 7-minute walk from the Benedictine Abbey.

By car:

• From Vienna:
  Take the A1 (Westautobahn) to the Amstetten exit. The route to Seitenstetten is well signposted.
  
• From Salzburg:
  Take the A1 to the Stadt Haag exit. From there, follow the signs to Seitenstetten.
  
• By train:
  The nearest train station is St. Peter-Seitenstetten. There is a direct bus connection from the train station to Seitenstetten. Taxi companies—for your onward journey: We recommend contacting the taxi company well in advance and booking your desired ride ahead of time! Taxi Raab: 0676 3398 410

You can travel by train and bus; for more information, visit www.oebb.at and www.vor.at. The best way to get there is to travel to the St. Peter/Au train station and then take the regional bus to Seitenstetten.

This challenging bike route requires good basic fitness and some stamina, but it winds through a varied landscape and offers a special reward for your efforts: time and again, magnificent views of the gently rolling Alpine foothills open up before you. On clear days, the impressive panoramic views even extend as far as Linz, the Basilica of Maria Taferl, and across to the striking Ötscher. A tour that perfectly combines a athletic challenge with the enjoyment of the scenery.