St. Georgen Loop

A road cycling route starting from Neufurth

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Discover the historic landmarks and stunning natural landscapes on this scenic road cycling loop near Neufurth.

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The St. Georgen Loop is a 59-kilometer long cycling route that takes cyclists through charming villages, historic sites, and beautiful nature. With a moderate ascent of 653 meters, this route is suitable for amateur cyclists who want to explore the beauty of the Niederösterreich region. Highlights along the route include the idyllic village of St. Georgen am Ybbsfelde, perched on a hilltop and offering stunning views. The Hexenturm, a medieval tower with interesting historical significance, is also worth a visit. Other highlights include Änsberg, a picturesque village surrounded by lush green landscapes, and St. Leonhard am Wald, a tranquil retreat with beautiful old-world charm. Cyclists can expect a mix of historic landmarks, scenic beauty, and peaceful countryside on the St. Georgen Loop.

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59 km

653 m

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Start: Neufurth Village center

Neufurth: Cycling in Serenity: Neufurth

Neufurth is a charming locality located in Niederösterreich, Austria. Although it may not be specifically known for cycling, Neufurth offers beautiful landscapes and quiet roads suitable for road and gravel cycling. Cyclists can explore the surrounding countryside, cycle through rolling hills, and enjoy the picturesque scenery. Nearby, the famous Melk Abbey attracts tourists with its stunning architecture and historical significance. Overall, Neufurth provides a peaceful and enjoyable cycling experience along with its cultural and historical attractions.

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St. Georgen am YbbsfeldeVillage

The St. Georgen Loop starts in the charming village of St. Georgen am Ybbsfelde, where cyclists can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.