Danube Oxbow Altenwörth – Altenwörth Power Plant loop from Furth-Palt

Danube Oxbow Altenwörth – Altenwörth Power Plant loop from Furth-Palt

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Danube Oxbow Altenwörth – Altenwörth Power Plant loop from Furth-Palt

03:13

76.8km

390m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 51.7 km for 394 m

Open: • sunrise-sunset (otherwise closed)

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Train Station

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1.81 km

View of Göttweig Abbey

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The view of Göttweig is always beautiful.

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3.45 km

The Rohrendorfer Kellergasse, also called Lindobelgasse, is the longest wine cellar alley in Austria at 1,650 meters.
It is located on the Rohrendorfer Hausberg (Saubühel) in the Kremstal wine-growing region.
There are 72 press houses and cellar tunnels in the Kellergasse.
Some cellars date back to the 14th and 15th centuries, but most were built after 1848.

The Kellergassenfest takes place every 2 years.🥂

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17.1 km

Marketplace of the Centuries, Hadersdorf am Kamp

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Beautiful place - invites you to take a break! 🤗

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51.0 km

Danube Oxbow Altenwörth

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A very beautiful piece of nature, which can be visited at any time of year.

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53.9 km

Altenwörth Power Plant

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The Altenwörth power plant is one of the largest run-of-river power plants in Austria. It is located on the Danube in the municipality of Altenwörth and is operated by VERBUND AG. Commissioned in 1976, the power plant has produced approximately 2.1 billion kilowatt hours annually since then, equivalent to the annual energy needs of approximately 600,000 households. The Altenwörth power plant is equipped with a fish pass to ensure the ecological continuity of the Danube. It also plays an important role in flood protection, as the weir can intervene to regulate flooding.

The power plant has a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that allows for safe crossing of the Danube. During the crossing, visitors can enjoy impressive views of the Danube and the surrounding landscape. There are rest areas and information panels providing information about the power plant and the surrounding area.

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