Border Region Route - E-Bike
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Cycling tour Starting from Zöbern municipal office
The route leads from Zöbern along the Zöbernbach stream to Krumbach, via Kampichl back to Zöbern and then via Knollen to the neighboring province of Styria. Highlights on this route include a stop at the Eis-Greissler ice cream parlor or the Krumbach museum village. If you are prepared to take a short detour, you can also stop by Schwarzbräu or Kölbel Edelbrände & Whiskey.
The route leads from Zöbern along the Zöbernbach stream to Krumbach, via Kampichl back to Zöbern and then via Knollen to the neighboring province of Styria. Highlights on this route include a stop at the Eis-Greissler ice cream parlor or the Krumbach museum village. If you are prepared to take a short detour, you can also stop by Schwarzbräu or Kölbel Edelbrände & Whiskey.
The route starts in Zöbern opposite the municipal office, where there is a large free car park. Nearby is the “Gasthaus Gansterer”, where you can borrow e-bikes. The tour begins on the left in the direction of Zöberner Au. Here, the trail follows the cycle path along the Zöbernbach stream for most of the time, partly along the cooling edge of the forest. Arriving in Unterhaus in Krumbach, the trail leads past the Krumbach Museum Village and through the village, before heading uphill past the Krumbacherhof inn on a scenic route. Here you can make a short stop at Eis Greissler. Past "Kloster Natursinne", the trail then descends again towards Zöbern. Those who have already had enough can also end the route here; for all others, it continues in the other direction to Knollen. This round trip takes you through Guggendorf and then into Styria – here, you’ll even get to discover a little of the Joglland nature reserve. Then it’s onwards and upwards, past Ziegersberg Castle and finally via Pichl back to the starting point at the car park in Zöbern.
When choosing a route, make sure it suits your experience and fitness level. Check the weather forecast in advance.
We recommend wearing a cycling helmet on rides. Wear suitable clothing and sturdy shoes. You should consider taking rain and sun protection. Take enough to drink with you.
The route starts in Zöbern across from the municipal office, where there is a large free parking lot. The Gansterer Inn is very close by; e-bikes can be rented there. The tour first passes the church and the inn, then continues to the left toward Zöberner Au, past the sports field. Here, the trail runs mostly along the bike path beside the Zöbernbach stream, and partly along the cool edge of the forest. Once you arrive in Unterhaus in Krumbach, the route continues to the left, past the Krumbach Museum Village and through the town, before turning left uphill on a scenic stretch in front of the Krumbacherhof. This is a great spot for a quick stop at the Eis-Greissler ice cream shop. Passing the “Kloster Natursinne,” the route then heads back down toward Zöbern. If you’ve had enough by now, you can end the route here; for everyone else, the journey continues in the other direction toward Knollen. This loop route takes you through Guggendorf and then into Styria—where you’ll even pass by the Joglland Nature Reserve. The route then continues at a brisk pace, past Ziegersberg Castle, and finally back via Pichl to the starting point at the parking lot in Zöbern.
The route is marked with orange signs reading “Grenzland Route No. 9.”
Parking is available directly opposite the municipal office, free of charge
Coming from Vienna: Exit Zöbern, then turn right in the direction of Ort
Coming from Graz: Exit Zöbern, then turn left in the direction of the Ort
Aspang-Markt train station, then take the regional bus to Zöbern Gemeinde.
More information: fahrplan.oebb.at and www.vor.at
Museum village Krumbach: Shows life in the past in a modern way
Eis Greissler: Stop off for a handmade organic ice-cream
Refreshment stop:
Gansterer Inn, Zöbern
Krumbacherhof Ottner family, Krumbach
Vienna Alps in Lower Austria, www.wieneralpen.at, +43 / 2622 / 78960
Bucklige Welt South Adventure Region, www.buckligewelt.info
Letzte Änderung: 3 Aug 2026