Cycling tour Starting from Town Square, Waidhofen/Ybbs
The ascent to St. Michael/Bruckbach takes its name from the famous mountain in Provence. Difficult terrain along the Moststraße - great panorama as a reward!
The ascent to St. Michael/Bruckbach takes its name from the famous mountain in Provence. Difficult terrain along the Moststraße - great panorama as a reward!
The first 10 km lead through the Redtenbach valley up to the Kreuzgruber Höhe. A fast descent is soon followed by the second ascent to the tranquil pilgrimage village of Maria Neustift. The route continues downhill through the Ramingtal valley towards Steyr before turning right and taking a fairly steep climb into the Urltal valley, where a few flat kilometers allow your legs to recover a little.
Soon, however, you turn right again and see the church of St. Michael am Bruckbach above you. The grassy mountain rears up in front of you like a gentle giant and the road quickly climbs to a gradient of over 12%. As on Mont Ventoux in Provence, the mountain can be very demanding when free of trees. The effort is worth it - at the top you are rewarded with a fabulous view over the Mostviertel, especially the Moststraße.
The route continues along the ridge until the descent down into the Urltal valley and you roll back to Waidhofen via Ertl and a final short snapper.
easy translation, partly very steep ascents and fast descents
Parking garage Schlosscenter, directly opposite Parkbad/Schlosshotel
A1 motorway exit Amstetten West, B121 Ybbstal federal road 25km to Waidhofen/Ybbs.
ÖBB from Amstetten to the main station Waidhofen/Ybbs.
Discover the circular hiking route "Heart of the Mostviertel" around St. Michael.
Leider können wir Ihnen zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt keine Wetterdaten für den Ort anzeigen.
Tourism IG Ybbstaler Alpen
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Letzte Änderung: 4 Aug 2026