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Perschling valley cycle route
Cycling tour Starting from St. Georgen am Steinfelde (St. Pölten)
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Distance: 46,48 km
- Duration: 3:30 h
- Ascent: 124 m elevation gain
- Descent: 245 m elevation gain
Flat to gently hilly cycle route through the villages along the Perschling.
- Starting point of the tour
- St. Georgen am Steinfelde (St. Pölten)
- Tour destination
- Zwentendorf (Danube cycle path)
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Distance: 46,48 km
- Duration: 3:30 h
- Ascent: 124 m elevation gain
- Descent: 245 m elevation gain
- Fitness level required:3/6
- Overall experience:4/6
- Scenery:4/6
- Lowest point184 m
- Highest point397 m
- With refreshment stops
Description
The Perschlingtal cycle route connects two of Lower Austria's top cycle routes: the Traisental cycle route and the Danube cycle path. At Ochsenburg, south of St. Pölten, it branches off from the Traisental cycle route and continues east towards the north to Zwentendorf, where it joins the Danube cycle path.
The route leads along the Perschling on low-traffic side roads and freight roads on partly slightly hilly, but mostly flat terrain. Although most of the route is on asphalt, it also leads over gravel roads, especially near the Danube, which is why it is not suitable for racing bikes, but city bikes or touring bikes are sufficient at best.
The Perschlingtal cycle route is connected to the following cycle routes:
- Equipment Touring bike, mountain bike or city bike are recommended
- Route description St. Georgen am Steinfelde – direct connection to Traisental cycle path – Ochsenburg via Traisen bridge to Reith, start of the Perschling valley cycle route – left Hinterholz – from Pyhra along the Perschling to Böheimkirchen – in the village immediately after the Perschling bridge turn left – Altbachstraße/Feuerwehrgasse – Schildberg – Kapelln – at Mitterkilling we leave the Perschling side path and switch to the state road – Langmannersdorf – Atzenbrugg – Rust – continue straight on the country road to the junction with the Danube cycle path
- Getting there West motorway A1, exit St. Pölten-South, southward (Mariazell) to Ochsenburg (St. Georgen).
- Public transport By the Traisental railway to St. Georgen am Steinfelde station or by train to Tulln or Tullnerfeld.
- Editor’s tip Those planning an extensive cycling round have the option starting from Ochsenburg to cycle over the Perschling valley to the Danube, then follow it about 17 km west and at Traismauer switch to the Traisental cycle path, which closes the loop again at Ochsenburg. This round measures almost 100 km. Several cycle path connections (e.g. south of St. Pölten, between Kapelln and Herzogenburg or Perschling – Sitzenberg-Reidling) create cycling loops for every level of fitness.
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Current weather on site
9° to 10°
5° to 9°
Tomorrow, 24.02.2026
Light rain
Wind speed5,4 km/h
Pleasure map Traisental, available from Mostviertel Tourism, T 07482/204 44, E info@mostviertel.at, www.traisental.at
Map "Traisental cycle path", available from Mostviertel Tourism, T 07482/204 44, E info@mostviertel.at, www.traisentalradweg.at
Brochure "St. Pölten Cycling Strikes", available at the St. Pölten Tourist Information, Rathausplatz 1, 3100 St. Pölten, T 02742/353 354, E tourismus@st-poelten.gv.at, www.st-poelten.gv.at