Natural monument Burnt tree – Piestingtal Cycle Path loop from Hernstein

Natural monument Burnt tree – Piestingtal Cycle Path loop from Hernstein

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Natural monument Burnt tree – Piestingtal Cycle Path loop from Hernstein

02:54

40.1km

640m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 24.9 km for 62 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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8.12 km

Natural monument Burnt tree

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This tree is scathing a devil that he would have long ago come with this "damage".

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13.0 km

Marktplatz and Generationenpark Markt Piesting

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It's worth taking a break on your tour in Markt Piesting. You'll find a place to stop for a rest on the market square, and you'll have space to put your feet up in the Generations Park. The park is, as the name suggests, a meeting place for young and old. And the Piesting river flows leisurely through it.

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13.5 km

Piestingtal Cycle Path

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Cycle path that mostly runs along the Piesting. There are various rest stops along the way.

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16.8 km

Shaded Cycling Path Along the Waterway

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18.7 km

Waldegger Piesingtal Cycle Path

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Beautiful bike path along the river.

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24.9 km

Biedermeierweg Cycling Bridge Near Reichental

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Beautiful wooden bridge, interesting construction.

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26.8 km

Rest area with drinking water point

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The fountain is slightly hidden on the other side of the bike path, opposite the rest area

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27.8 km

Small power plant in the Piestingtal gorge

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Here the passage is so narrow that next to the river there is space for the railway line, the road and the cycle path.
Before the area was developed, there was probably only space for the river and, when the water was low, a path through the gorge.
When the railway was built, massive amounts of rock had to be blasted away, and when the road was expanded, a large amount of rock had to be removed, which can be clearly seen on the opposite slope.
The old road is now apparently the cycle path.
There is also a small power station in the river narrows.

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