Upper Austria's longest
Tunnel cycle path: Cycling
through history,
sleep under the stars.
Historic forest railway
Historic forest railway
The Hintergebirgsradweg R9 runs along the route of the former forest railway, which once transported timber through the Hintergebirge mountains. The family-friendly route starts from the centre of Reichraming and takes around three and a half hours along wide gravel and forest paths to Unterlaussa.
Light and shadow
Light and shadow
The cycle path is ideal for gravel bikes and (e-)MTBs. Several tunnels lead through the impressive rocky backdrop, so it is important to have good lighting on your bike. The interplay of rock and forest characterises the route, while the shade and stream provide pleasant cooling in summer.
UNESCO World Heritage Site
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Dive further and further into the Kalkalpen National Park whose beech forests are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The wildly beautiful surroundings reveal clear streams, botanical features, a refreshing waterfall and even a lynx sculpture.
Rest & refreshment stop
Rest & refreshment stop
Catering is provided by the historic Klaushütte, once home to the lumberjacks, and the Ortbauerngut inn. You can set up your own camp at the Weißwasser b ivouac site or the Steyrsteg bivouac site and spend the night in the open air.
Traces of the lumberjacks
Traces of the lumberjacks
The former forest railway, along the route of which the cycle path runs, bears witness to the history of the lumberjacks who shaped the Hintergebirge. Insights are provided by the Reichraminger Holzknecht Museum and the miners' house in Unterlaussa.
360° Alpine country
360° Alpine country
The Alpenland 360° destination has even more to offer: Pyhrn-Priel delights with peaks and alpine pastures, Bad Hall with thermal springs, the Kalkalpen National Park with UNESCO-protected forest wilderness - and a combination of city life and cultural heritage can be found around Steyr.