Fladnitztal Bike Route (variant via Statzendorf)

The route starts at the Danube Bike Path near the sports facilities in Furth near Göttweig and joins the Traisental Bike Path at the large Viehofner Lake in St. Pölten. The Fladnitztal Bike Route can be ridden in both directions and is marked accordingly.

It runs from the Fladnitz mouth, between Göttweiger Berg and Fladnitz along the Dunkelsteiner Forest, over Paudorf into the Wölbling basin and further over Statzendorf and Großhain to the Traisen.

The varied route passes vineyards and fields. Inns and heurigers invite cyclists to take a break, and several train stops allow partial riding of this route. Sights such as the Avaturm, Villa Betonie, as well as numerous wayside crosses, churches, and chapels are found along the route.

Signage: Green bike signage "Fladnitztal Bike Route"

The route runs mostly on public roads with regional traffic. Therefore, appropriate equipment and authorization of bike path users are required.

Starting in Furth near Göttweig: By car via the Westautobahn A1; switch to S 33 at St. Pölten junction - exit Mautern

Starting in St. Pölten: Arrival to St. Pölten - exit St. Pölten East.

Train connections in Furth-Palt, Paudorf, Statzendorf, Viehofen, and St. Pölten

For family outings, playgrounds along the bike route offer opportunities for breaks. Hikes can be taken to the giant sequoias or to the Göttweiger Predigtstuhl, with a splendid view of the Fladnitztal. The impressive sculpture trail in Paudorf can also be explored by bike.

For culture enthusiasts, a detour to Göttweig Abbey or a visit to the Hellerhof in Paudorf, where there is a museum about the composer Wilhelm Kinzl and his opera "Der Evangelimann", is worthwhile. You can also visit a show garden at the Hellerhof. The Church of St. Blasien in Klein Wien with the surrounding mountain cemetery is also worth a visit.