Exploring the Danube Region

A gravel cycling route starting from Sommerein

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Discover the charm of the Danube region on a gravel route

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Map miniature of "Exploring the Danube Region" cycling inspiration in Niederösterreich, Austria. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Exploring the Danube Region route is an adventurous gravel ride starting near Sommerein. With an ascent of 330 meters over a distance of 52 kilometers, this route takes cyclists through the beautiful Danube region. Highlights along the way include Trautmannsdorf an der Leitha, known for its historical castle, Herrnberg, a picturesque village with stunning views, Maria Ellend, offering a peaceful ambiance by the river, Aussichtsplattform, a lookout point with panoramic vistas, Schüttenberg, a charming hill with breathtaking scenery, Schloss Königshof, a grand castle showcasing impressive architecture, and Sommerein, where the route begins and ends. Cyclists are treated to a mix of historical landmarks, natural beauty, and captivating scenery.

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52 km

330 m

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Start: Sommerein Village center

Sommerein: Embrace the beauty of cycling along the Danube in Sommerein, Lower Austria.

Sommerein is a locality in Niederösterreich, Austria. For road and gravel cyclists, Sommerein offers picturesque rides through the region's enchanting landscapes. Bordered by the mighty Danube River, cyclists can enjoy scenic paths and explore the surrounding charming towns and villages. The Moravia Cycling Route, also known as EuroVelo 9, passes through Sommerein, offering cyclists an opportunity to venture along a popular long-distance cycle route. While there might not be any renowned cycling climbs or iconic spots nearby, Sommerein provides a peaceful and enjoyable base for exploring the Lower Austrian countryside.