Gravel Bike Tour - Schönberg Circuit 01

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Gravel Bike Tour - Schönberg Circuit 01

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New POV format: Experience the most beautiful Bikeboard test tracks and rides from the editor's perspective. Recommended to emulate. #2rcformatc16.08.23 14:58 1282023-08-16T14:58:00+02:00

Forest paths, gravel roads, and mountain trails: The bike routes in the Kamptal Nature Park in the southeastern Waldviertel are perfect for gravel bike tours. Where conventional road bikes reach their limits – be it on gravel roads, farm tracks, or trails – more robust Anyroad bikes show their capabilities and open up new possibilities: From relaxed panoramic rides to challenging sporting endeavors – the Waldviertel has the right gravel pleasure for everyone.

To get a better overview of this diverse offer, Bikeboard presents its best tours and review tracks in the form of POV photos, a time-lapse video (if interested -> still image), and an interactive Komoot map with GPS download.

Most of the tours are interconnected, mostly run on public roads and forestry tracks, and to our knowledge (as of 1.8.2023) can be ridden legally.