Neutenstein Castle – Aumühle Castle loop from Böheimkirchen
Neutenstein Castle – Aumühle Castle loop from Böheimkirchen
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Neutenstein Castle – Aumühle Castle loop from Böheimkirchen
01:38
38.9km
240m
Road cycling
Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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3.65 km
Neutenstein Castle
Highlight • Castle
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12.2 km
Cave Entrance
Cave Entrance
13.1 km
Kellergasse Langmannersdorf
Highlight • Historical Site
17.1 km
Bankerlweg Himmelreichrunde (Tautendorf)
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Starting from the banker of the beautification association in the lower Barockstr. Passing the chapel, the path leads past the chapel Tautendorf through the Berggasse, then left over the Kellerweg "hintaus" up the hill to the main road. There on the right the country road up to the very top. At the Tautendorfer Berg turn left into the water reservoir. There is a cross with a bench at the edge of the forest. Immediately thereafter, the path leads left into the forest and on through the quiet, shady forest back down to Tautendorf. At the edge of the forest, keep to the right and follow the path between the fields down to the crossroads at the Perschling. Passing the beautiful oak tree at the beginning of the village, the path leads back to the starting point.
Extension of the route: Via the Diendorferstraße over the Perschling bridge then left along the Perschling, past the "old mill", which has now been restored, to the Saladorferstraße. There turn left to Ebersdorf and on the road back to Tautendorf.
Source: "Atzenbrugg moves! BANKERLWEG"
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20.3 km
Perschling Valley Loop Bench Trail
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From the "Welcome to Weinzierl", the hollow road across (between the halls of the Marschall company) goes up through an idyllic, old cellar lane. At the top, to the left, past a lonely shrine. The path leads us to the right, then left to the Schusterbergkreuz. Here the hiker is rewarded with a wonderful view over the meanders of the natural monument Alte Perschling into the pre-Alps. Along the vineyards to a weeping willow above Ebersdorf. Continue on the left down the asphalt road into the village, in the village on the left, past the local chapel, on the right over the Perschling bridge in the village on the left, past the local chapel, right over the Perschling bridge until just before the end of the village "Diendorf Nord". There, a path leads left along the old Perschling. This then turns right to the equalizer of the New Perschling. Soon left again to the Old Perschling, where a nice banker invites you to take a little rest. To the shingle mill in Weinzierl - not in the place, but straight on to the dog cemetery of the Aumühle, where we can enjoy the tranquility of the lazy flowing water at the "Wellenbankerl". At the road we still see a rest area and walk over the bridge, past the castle Aumühle back to Weinzierl to the starting point.
Abbreviation option in bad weather from Ebersdorf on the main road directly back to Weinzierl.
Source: "Atzenbrugg moves! BANKERLWEG"
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20.4 km
Aumühle Castle
Highlight • Castle
Today the castle is owned by the Mauthner family. The rooms can be rented and there is also a gallery. You can find more information at schloss-aumuehle.at.
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31.4 km
View of the St. Pölten Countryside
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38.9 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
36.4 km
1.80 km
617 m
100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
37.1 km
1.71 km
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (290 m)
Lowest point (190 m)
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