Radeln for Family - St. Pölten, route 1b to Traismauer

Difficulty: Easy
Distance: 21,13 km
Duration: :hour h
Ascent: 5 m elevation gain
Descent: 76 m elevation gain

Via the Traisental cycle route, past the St. Pölten lakes and Herzogenburg to Traismauer and from there back by train. Wonderful bathing opportunities along the route.

Starting point of the tour: St. Pölten train station
Tour destination: Traismauer train station

Difficulty: Easy
Distance: 21,13 km
Duration: :hour h
Ascent: 5 m elevation gain
Descent: 76 m elevation gain

Fitness level required:
2/6
Overall experience:
6/6
Scenery:
6/6

Lowest point195 m
Highest point269 m

With refreshment stops
Accessibility by train and bus
Suitable for families and children

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Description

A few meters through the city and you are already on the Traisental cycle route, which always leads north directly next to the water out of the city. Past the soccer stadium, the Ratzersdorfer and Viehhofner lakes are the first worthwhile destinations after just a few kilometers, with playgrounds, mini golf, swimming opportunities and, of course, an ice cream in the lake can.

The route continues along the Traisental cycle route via Herzogenburg, a small town with a wonderful abbey and an almost British flair and garden. Another special feature are the many gravel banks along the route - time flies by until you reach Traismauer, from where you can take the train back to St. Pölten in comfort.

We recommend checking the timetables via the ÖBB route planner Scotty before every journey by public transport!

safety instructions Caution when accessing the Traisental cycle path from the train station
Equipment functional bicycle, helmet, swimwear
Parking Sports center St. Pölten/Lower Austria, St. Pölten lakes (partly subject to fees)
Getting there A1 West motorway, St. Pölten North, Sports center/St. Pölten lakes
Public transport ÖBB/Westbahn to St. Pölten or ÖBB from Traismauer
Editor’s tip You can find a good snack at many Heurigen in and around Traismauer.