Noble serpentine cycle path

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Edelserpentine cycle path (short name B53)
overall length approx. 24 km
location Flag of Austria.svg Burgenland
Starting point Bad Tatzmannsdorf , Joseph-Haydn-Platz
Target point Bad Tatzmannsdorf
Flooring asphalt
Height difference Ascent: 546 m, descent: 546 m
difficulty for sporty drivers
Website URL B53 noble serpentine cycle path
Route
   
 Bad Tatzmannsdorf , connection to the four-season cycle path
   
 Jormannsdorf (1.5 km)
   
 Mariasdorf (2.5 km)
   
 Amber (5.9 km)
   
 Oberhasel (3.8 km)
   
 Grodnau (2.8 km)
   
 Mine (1.8 km)
   
 Neustift near Schlaining (1.4 km)
   
 Bad Tatzmannsdorf (4.9 km)

The edelserpentine cycle path "B53" is an approx. 24 km long circular cycle path in Burgenland . The name of the cycle path comes from the mineral noble serpentine which occurs in amber and is mined. The route leads through the Bernstein hill country from Bad Tatzmannsdorf via Mariasdorf to Bernstein, Grodnau, Neustift and back to Bad Tatzmannsdorf.

Sights along the way

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ B53 Edelserpentin-Radweg on fahr-radwege.com. Retrieved April 26, 2017.