Weltenburg Monastery – Danube Gorge at Weltenburg loop from Poikam

Weltenburg Monastery – Danube Gorge at Weltenburg loop from Poikam

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Weltenburg Monastery – Danube Gorge at Weltenburg loop from Poikam

02:41

48.5km

360m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 37.5 km for 60 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.36 km

View of the Jura Cliffs

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Nice view of the Danube and the Jura rocks on the opposite bank

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19.3 km

View of the Danube Gorge (Donaudurchbruch)

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The Danube Gorge is located between Weltenburg and Kelheim. The official Danube cycle path goes over the mountain here (about 120 meters in altitude have to be overcome). Alternatively, you …

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25.7 km

Danube Valley Riverside Path

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Very nice, for rest and relaxation

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26.6 km

Weltenburg Monastery

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Weltenburg Abbey dates back to its founding around the year 600, and Benedictine monks still live here today. In the historic rock cellar, you can learn all about the abbey's exciting history.

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27.0 km

Danube Gorge at Weltenburg

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Beautiful view of and over the Danube! 💦🤩 Just take a short break and capture the beautiful impressions and perspectives.

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27.2 km

A beautiful, tarred path leads from Weltenburg Monastery to the landing stage and the Danube Gorge. You should definitely walk the 300m to the front, here you have a wonderful view of the rocks of the Enge.

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35.6 km

View of Kelheim's city gates

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You will see the Altmühltor, the Donautor and the Mittertor, all of which were built in the middle of the 13th century.

In front of the Altmühltor there was a …

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