Niederberg Trail (No. 6)

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 13,8 km

Time 2:30 h

Uphill 486 hm

Downhill 486 hm

Highest point 946 m

North and south side of the Enns valley combined in one tour.

Trail running course for athletes with endurance, but which can also be divided into 2 stages.

Stage 1: village square Aich - road towards Gössenberg - Aich toll station - turn off onto Niederberg to Schwarzenhof - Aignerhof - Petersbergerstraße back to Willingerhof - Schwarzenhof - Aich toll station - Aich village square
Stage 2: Aich village square - along the river Enns to Friesach - back to Aich - Assach - Zaunerweg - Aich village square

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More information

main road (B320) - exit: Aich - village square Aich/parking area inn GrafenWirt

start: village square Aich/parking area inn GrafenWirt - village well - street direction Gössenberg - toll station Aich - turn right onto Niederberg/Ghf. Schwarzenhof - Aignerhof - Petersbergweg until Willingerhof - back to Ghf. Schwarzenhof - toll station Aich - village square Aich

Village square Aich - railroad crossing - Enns river bridge - hotel Bärenwirt - turn right - follow the path next to the Enns river until Friesach - Friesach - meadow path back to Aich - first crossroad after the main road overcrossing turn right - war memorial Aich - Assach - at the fire department Assach turn left - Schoarweg - Zaunerweg - down into the part of Aich so called Langtrum - pass the farm houses Arnoldhof, Kainreiterhof and Gästehaus Aigner - crossroad Millereck - turn left and back to village square Aich

Fill up your water bottle at the village well "Siebenbrünn" directly at the village square in Aich. Pure refreshment!

bus (line 900) - exit: Aich Bundesstraße

Regional trains that stop at railway station Aich.

Parking area inn GrafenWirt

Public parking area opposite the hotel Bärenwirt (next to the Enns river)