Hausruckwald noordelijke ronde
Fiets aan de voet van het Hausruckwald.
Je begint in Geboltskirchen op het Trattnachtal-fietspad R17 in de meest westelijke plaats van de vakantieregio Vitalwelt Bad Schallerbach. Een klim brengt je direct in het Hausruckwald in het gebied van de voormalige bruinkoolmijn naar de Giselastollen en de Trattnach-Urpsrung. Breng zeker een bezoek aan het Schiben kolenstation, maak een leuk ritje op de trolleyfiets of maak een ritje op de diesellocomotief. Een kleine verfrissing is hier verkrijgbaar bij Bahnhof's Imbiss. Je kunt ook wandelen langs de 1,2 km lange Trattnach-Ursprung Erlebnis-Weg.Ga verder via het R17-fietspad naar Oberentern. Maak zeker een omweg naar de boerderijwinkel in Trauner's Most und Fruchsäfte. Als je al honger hebt, kun je ook even stoppen bij Gasthaus Groiß, waar elke dag verse forel uit de eigen vijver wordt geserveerd.
Neem nu de Radweg V2 richting Altenhof am Hausruck. Let op: Er zijn twee steile klimmen op deze route. Ook passeert u hier het Ödberg-topkruis.
In Altenhof volgt u de Radweg V3 in de richting van Kohlgrube (Wolfsegg) en stap direct in het dorp over op de Innbachtal Radweg V1 in de richting van Gaspoltshofen. Direct in het dorp stap je over op de aansluiting Traun-fietspad R106 tot je na het dorp Trattnach weer uitkomt op de Trattnachtal fietspad R17 richting Leithen.
Je komt langs het Leithen zwemmeer, een perfecte plek voor een snelle duik. Zin in een culinaire omweg? Dan raden we je het dorp Marschalling aan: bij Weingenuss Zöbl kun je wijnen, oliën en azijnen proeven en bij de bijenstal Zöbl wachten bos- en roomhoning, honingwijn en likeuren op je.
Na het zwemmeer fiets je over het fietspad V3 richting Haag am Hausruck. De herbergen en cafés op het steilste stadsplein van Opper-Oostenrijk nodigen je uit voor een pauze. Het renaissance-Schloss Starhemberg met zijn museum over de plaatselijke geschiedenis is ook een bezoek waard.
Als je nog energie over hebt en iets wilt beleven, ga dan naar Erlebnisberg Luisenhöhe en ontdek de "Weg der Sinne", de twee panoramische uitkijktorens of bewijs je vaardigheden in de Waldhochseilpark GoRuck.
Neem nu voor de laatste keer het fietspad R23 Antiesen richting Geboltskirchen en maak je klaar voor de eindsprint. Tijdens de laatste paar kilometer kun je stoppen bij een ciderkroeg of je tocht comfortabel afsluiten bij de 2 herbergen in Geboltskirchen.
E-fietsverhuur bij het toeristeninformatiecentrum Bad Schallerbach van april t/m oktober
Gratis fietskaart verkrijgbaar bij de toeristeninformatiecentra Bad Schallerbach en Gallspach
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Verdere informatie:
- Culinair interessant
- Cirkelvormige route
- Verblijfsmogelijkheid
- Natuurbelevenis
- Mogelijkheid tot verzorging
Details mountainbike
- Rijtechniek: Gemakkelijk
met de auto:
Snelweg:
Op de A8 komende vanuit Passau, afslag Haag am Hausruck --> ca. 10 km naar Geboltskirchen
Op de A8 komende vanuit Linz, afslag Haag am Hausruck --> ca. 10 km naar Geboltskirchen
Bundesstraße:
Komend vanuit Ried im Innkreis of Grieskirchen via de B 14
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Electro-laadpunt- laadstation voor elektrische auto's (gratis)
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b.The braking distance should be half of the total distance visible: We ride at a controlled pace, are ready to brake and maintain a braking distance half as long as the total distance visible, especially in curves, because we always have to count on obstacles on the path. Damage to the path, stones, branches, wood piles, grazing livestock, cattle grids, barriers, tractor-type forestry machines and authorised vehicles pose dangers that we need to be ready for.
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