View of Kremsmünster Abbey – Krems River loop from Kematen-Piberbach

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View of Kremsmünster Abbey – Krems River loop from Kematen-Piberbach

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View of Kremsmünster Abbey – Krems River loop from Kematen-Piberbach

03:59

61.7km

680m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

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Train Station

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3.34 km

Confluence of Krems and Sulzbach

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On the bike path, the mouth of the Sulzbach in the Krems

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5.39 km

Kremsmünster town square with a view of Kremsmünster Abbey

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Elongated market square with places to stop for refreshments, a fountain and a view of the impressive monastery and the observatory.

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11.6 km

View of Kremsmünster Abbey

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very nice facility in the Kremsmünster area on the bike course

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14.9 km

Krems River

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Dear Intertronic, the Krems does not flow into the Traun in Kematen/Kr but only in the Ebelsberg district of Linz.

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19.4 km

Parish Church of Wartberg an der Krems

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Wartberg an der Krems Church is a Roman Catholic parish church dedicated to Saint Kilian. It belongs to Schlierbach Abbey and is located in Wartberg an der Krems in Upper Austria. The church was first mentioned in 1083 and has a rich history and architecture. It is a protected monument and has a remarkably rich cartilage style interior.
The church has a recessed chancel with a ribbed vault and a quintuple from the 14th century. The late Gothic nave has two naves and two bays with a ribbed vault. The east wall to the chancel is sloping. The western gallery rests on a net and ribbed vault. The north portal and the south portal are late Gothic. The west tower was rebuilt after a fire in 1738 and has a baroque dome with a statue of the Immaculata.
The church also has an active parish that offers regular services, events and lectures. You can find the opening hours, dates and contact details of the Parish on their website.

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48.4 km

Pilgrimage Church of St. Blasius

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52.1 km

Rohr–Bad Hall Rail Trail

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A beautiful cycle path runs along the former railway line between Rohr and Bad Hall. It starts at Rohr station and ends behind the Spar in Bad Hall. Very slight incline, smooth surface, be careful when crossing the road there are some braking chicanes

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