Eichberg round

Moderately difficult mountain bike tour, which scores with scenic panoramas.

Past Schöder, St. Peter am Kammersberg, Katsch an der Mur, and Frojach you can see picturesque landscapes and viewpoints such as ruins and churches. There are also some inns and restaurants on the tour where you can stop off.

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

Best season

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

The tour in numbers

medium

Level of difficulty

45,8 km

Route

4:02 h

Time

945 hm

Uphill

814 hm

Downhill

1120 m

Highest point

Map & downloads

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More information

Coming from Judenburg via Unzmarkt to Scheifling. Turn right here towards Murau. In Murau, after the second roundabout, the WM-Halle is on the left.

Coming from Murau via Ranten (or Stadl an der Mur), always drive straight to Murau. The WM-Halle is on the left after the double roundabout.

From the World Cup hall in Murau, turn right at the double roundabout towards Ranten. Shortly before Ranten you turn right again and cycle to Schöder. The route continues to St. Peter am Kammersberg (Butterkreuz). From here you continue over the Mühltratte over the Eichberg to Althofen. From there you cycle along the federal road to Katsch an der Mur and on to Frojach. In Frojach you take a sharp right turn and cycle along the Mur cycle path back to Murau to the starting point.

The Rottenmann pond invites you to take a short break.

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Public parking spaces are available directly at the World Cup hall in Murau.

The ideal time for this tour is from May to October. Information brochures are available at the various information offices.