The Seesalrunde is available in 2 variants:
The slightly longer one from Gaflenz or Weyer via Pichlhöhe and over the Saurüsselstraße to the Ybbstalradweg bike path to Kleinhollenstein. There turn left downstream towards Opponitz. At the Bruckwirt turn right. From there through the village and then uphill towards Kleine Kripp. Then a sharp left turn towards Ybbsitz. Over Prolling for 4.5 km to the right turnoff (don't miss it) to Gut Theuretzbach. From there over the hill to the pilgrimage destination Maria Seesal. Further via Ybbsitz to Waidhofen and Gaflenz or Weyer.
This, like all other Sebaldustour routes, can be started from both Weyer and Gaflenz.
For the shorter route start in Waidhofen and ride upstream along the Ybbstalradweg to Opponitz. There turn left and continue as with the first variant.
The detailed route description can be found under "show full description"
As an alternative you can find information about the shorter variant here.
Have a look at the video here to get an impression of the route.
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The route on Outdooractive - registration on the platform required
The route on Komoot - registration on the platform required
The route on Bergfex - registration on the platform not required
The route on sebaldustour.at - registration on the platform not required
Directions:From Gaflenz first over the Breitenau to the Weyer road maintenance depot, there turn left to Pichlhöhe. Over the new Saurüsselstraße to Kleinhollenstein.
From Weyer, start from the market square, go through Hollensteinerstraße directly to the Saurüssel and on to Kleinhollenstein.
There turn left for a few hundred meters to join the Ybbstalradweg. This leads downstream to Opponitz (turn right at the Bruckwirt). From there to the Kleine Kripp to Großprolling and Kleinprolling. Then at the Kleinprolling turnoff turn right uphill, past Gut Theuretzbach and over the hill to the pilgrimage destination Maria Seesal.
After the inner refreshment in the church, there is also the option to refresh physically at the nearby Krumpmühle inn.
Continue on the road to Ybbsitz, which features the parish church, a mighty late Gothic hall church, as well as many other sights and places to rest.
The “little Ybbstalradweg” leads to Gstadt station, then continues to Waidhofen town and back to Gaflenz and Weyer.
Those who want to make the route shorter can take the train from Waidhofen Stadt station back to Gaflenz or Weyer.
Safety guidelines:Please note: For environmental reasons, extensive signage has largely been omitted along the route. Map and GPX data provide the necessary security.
Equipment:Bicycle helmet, first aid kit for rider and bicycle
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