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Birnenblick bike route
Cycling tour Starting from Stift Seitenstetten
- Difficulty: Difficult
- Distance: 36,89 km
- Duration: 4:00 h
- Ascent: 520 m elevation gain
- Descent: 519 m elevation gain
Promising tour for ambitious athletes and e-bikers.
- Starting point of the tour
- Stift Seitenstetten
- Tour destination
- Stift Seitenstetten
- Difficulty: Difficult
- Distance: 36,89 km
- Duration: 4:00 h
- Ascent: 520 m elevation gain
- Descent: 519 m elevation gain
- Fitness level required:5/6
- Overall experience:4/6
- Scenery:5/6
- Lowest point335 m
- Highest point692 m
- Round tour
- Nice views
- With refreshment stops
Promising tour for ambitious athletes and e-bikers.
The Birnenblick cycle route is a hilly, moderately demanding day tour along asphalted roads with little traffic. The entire route leads partly along small rivers and the hilly landscape typical of the region with beautiful views of the countryside. The cultural highlight and starting point of the tour is Seitenstetten Abbey, which is well worth seeing.
The first part along the Urltal valley is largely flat, after which it becomes a little more challenging. From St. Peter/Au to Großau, the route runs partly on its own cycle path next to the road. Along the route, there are several Moststraße inns and (e-)bike-friendly businesses that invite you to stop for refreshments.
Note: The cycle route is signposted in both directions and can also be cycled in the other direction.
The approach to Wieserhöhe and along the Mosthöhenstraße involves significant climbs: sufficient fitness required.
The route begins flat on a well-paved and lightly trafficked road to St. Peter/Au. From there, it runs along the Url valley to Großau mostly on a dedicated bike path beside the road. In this section, a stop at the Moststraße hosts like Gasthaus Leitner (St. Michael-Urltal) or Gasthaus Wendtner (Tiefenbach) is worthwhile.
After the slight climb to Großau, a 4 km gentle descent follows where muscles can be relaxed. Then it gets serious: to reach Wieserhöhe, about 300 meters of elevation gain must be overcome over around 4 km.
As a reward, many impressive views of the Mostviertel hilly landscape await on the return trip to Seitenstetten along the Mosthöhenstraße, making the route especially attractive for e-bikers.
At Stift Seitenstetten or in St. Peter/Au.
By private car: Any boarding point possible.
From Vienna via A1 to Amstetten – exit Amstetten-West – direction B121/Weyerer Straße – turn right onto Alps Str. / B122 – take first exit at the roundabout (Amstettner Str.) – continue to St. Peter/Au or SeitenstettenFrom Vienna Westbahnhof to St. Valentin/Amstetten, then on to St. Peter-Seitenstetten.
Return trip partly directly from St. Peter-Seitenstetten to Vienna. (Limited bike transport possible and reservation required).
More timetable info: CallCenter 05-1717, www.oebb.atDining tips: Stiftsmeierhof Seitenstetten, GH Wendtner (Tiefenbach), GH Mitterböck (St. Michael)
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www.moststrasse.mostviertel.at/mostradeln
Letzte Änderung: 16 Mar 2026