Mountain Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Hinterbruehl

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Conquer challenging climbs and explore scenic countryside views

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Map miniature of "Mountain Challenge" cycling inspiration in Niederösterreich, Austria. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Mountain Challenge is a demanding road cycling route with a distance of 106 km. With a total ascent of 1690 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists seeking a fitness challenge. Starting from Hinterbrühl, the route takes you through various highlights, each offering breathtaking views and unique experiences. Bergfried provides a picturesque stop with stunning views of the surrounding valley. Guglzipf is an ideal spot to admire the rolling hills and take in the solitude of the countryside. Berndorf, a charming town nestled in the mountains, offers a cultural experience with its historic architecture and local traditions. The route also passes through Waidmannsfeld, known for its picturesque landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. As you reach Muggendorf, the landscape transforms into dramatic rock formations and dense forests. Look out for the Mödlinger Kirchwald, a forest dominated by ancient trees and vibrant flora. Hinterbrühl, the starting and ending point, offers a perfect conclusion to the challenging ride.

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Start: Hinterbrühl Village center

Hinterbrühl: Cycling through picturesque landscapes and vineyards

Hinterbrühl is a small village located in Niederösterreich, Austria. From a cyclist's perspective, Hinterbrühl is a fantastic destination for road and gravel cycling. The village is surrounded by lush green landscapes and offers beautiful cycling routes passing through forests and vineyards. One of the well-known climbs in the area is the Anninger, offering a challenging ascent and rewarding views from the top. Hinterbrühl is a cycling-friendly locality with well-marked routes and low traffic, making it ideal for all types of cyclists.