On the Move: The Great Jogl Review

The region is probably no longer an unknown entity for recreational bikers and E-bikers, with its proximity to Vienna and Graz and its inviting topography attracting many interested people for quite some time now. There has been a dense network of mountain bike trails there for a while, and what's new is the "The Great Jogl Gravel Challenge," a roughly 200-kilometer loop with about 6,000 meters of elevation gain.

Also cool: In Miesenbach there's a small, but excellent trail park - across ten trails, daredevils from beginners to professionals can prove their skills.

What's great about the route? Those who have the desire (and solid calves) can rip through it in one day - either as a training ride for "real" long-distance events, or simply because sometimes it has to hurt.
The track is varied, technically not very demanding, and even if one should encounter problems on the way - technical or physical: The circuit is designed in such a way that you can actually reach your starting point again from almost anywhere in a short time.

Those who want to take it more leisurely will also enjoy themselves, as there are many places to stop for a bite to eat and inns for overnight stays along the route. Martin Granadia and I recently rode the tour in enjoyment mode, three days with two stops - a very pleasant way to explore the Joglland.

Recommendation at the end. For those looking for a convincing argument for partners who are not enthusiastic about cycling, for strategic reasons: The Hotel Fast in Wenigzell is located directly on the route and offers top-class food as well as a wide range of wellness programs. Simply drop them off at the reception and you can enjoy a relaxing day in the saddle for yourself.
All's well that ends well.