Description
Exactly between Vienna and Graz lies the Bucklige Welt. It is also called the "Land of 1000 Hills." Road cyclists consider the area one of the best, least trafficked, most enjoyable, and most diverse road cycling regions in the German-speaking area. The 1000 hills of the Bucklige Welt offer 1000 possibilities for a successful road cycling holiday, as the riding is not only in flat areas. The hilly ride rewards with breathtaking views.
The start in Bad Schönau in the Bucklige Welt is peaceful and gentle. Then it continues toward St. Corona. At the Wechsel, the ride becomes steep and demanding. It goes up to Semmering. Here there is more activity and you find action rather than calm. Via Gloggnitz and Neunkirchen, the route returns to the Bucklige Welt to return to the starting point at the church in Bad Schönau.
Points of interest along the route: The museum village in Krumbach, The Semmering railway World Heritage Site
Starting point of the tour
Bad Schönau in front of the church
Destination point of the tour
Bad Schönau in front of the church
Route description Road cycling route through the Wiener Alpen
We start in front of the church in Bad Schönau. After 400 m we turn left toward Krumbach. After 5.4 km in Krumbach, we turn left at the Billa. Via Königsegg to Kulma. There we turn left to Aspang. In Aspang at the pond, we turn right. 200 m later, we turn left at the main square. After another 250 m we turn right, after another 200 m we turn left under the bridge toward St. Corona. We follow the road to Kirchberg. There we turn left onto L134 toward Otterthal. We continue straight toward Trattenbach. Over the Feistritzsattel to Rettenegg. In Rettenegg we turn right, after 200 m right again toward Fröschnitz near Steinhaus. In Steinhaus we turn right onto Viaduktweg. After 500 m we take the B306 to the Semmering pass summit. At the roundabout at the summit we go straight ahead. Then downhill toward Maria Schutz. We follow the road over Göstritz and Schottwien to Gloggnitz. At the roundabout in Gloggnitz we take the 2nd exit slightly to the right. After the roundabout, we continue on the B26. At the traffic light we turn left toward Neunkirchen. In Neunkirchen, at the 2nd traffic light, right. At the next two roundabouts straight ahead. Through Natschbach/Loipersbach straight ahead to Seebenstein. There we turn right onto the B54. On the B54, we continue to Grimmenstein, where we turn left onto the B55. We follow the road via Krumbach to Bad Schönau and turn right back to the start.
Directions
From Vienna and Graz, it is about 100 kilometers each to Bad Schönau. Take the A2 to the Krumbach exit. From there it is 9 kilometers.
Parking
Parking is available at the church.
From Wr. Neustadt station, bus line 7860 operated by Blaguss Bus goes to Bad Schönau.
More information at: www.oebb.at and www.vor.at
