Cycle tour Lienz valley floor cycle route No. 35

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Route length: 40 km
Duration: 3:00 h

This cycle route (Lienzer Talboden) leads around the capital Lienz through the surrounding villages.

Tour information

  • Length: 40 km
  • Duration: 3:00 h
  • Elevation uphill:220 hm
  • Elevation downhill:220 hm
Highest point 770 m

Starting point

Lienz, Abzw. Schloss Bruck (682m)

Finishing point

Lienz, Abzw. Schloss Bruck (682m)
  • Fitness level 3 / 6
  • Technique 3 / 6

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Description

In the Lienz valley floor the cycle route proceeds around the main town in the district to the surrounding villages. The route is 40 km in length and therefore very suitable for family day excursions.
You can board at the valley station of the Hochsteinbahn in Lienz. If you follow the signs in direction of the Iseltal, you will get to Glanzer Bridge via the Iseltal Cycle Path, on across a little slope through the centre of Oberlienz, past idyllic country lanes north past Lienz to Debant, to the Roman settlement Aguntum, to Stribach, Dölsach and Gödnach. The tour across the Drava Cycle Path towards Carinthia is worthwhile since you will pass the Frauenbach Waterfall back on the way back via Lavant.

Cyclists will return along the Dolomite golf course next to the river Drava through the villages of Tristach, Amlach and Leisach. The cycle route is consistently signposted and marked with a seal. It is very varied, has only small slopes and offers beautiful views at many places. The main road can safely be crossed through underpasses. Numerous restaurants invite the cyclist to linger in beautiful gardens.

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Take the bus to the bus stop "Lienz Hochstein/Schloss Bruck".

  • Parking

    Hochstein car park 

  • Contact

    Radweg Lienzer Talboden Nr. 35

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