Haag Rail Tour

On the Haag Rail Tour, you will ride along Austria's first barrier-free bike path. With creative rest stops, wonderful views and a varied landscape, you will return to the starting point via Bachmanning and Geboltskirchen.

The Hague Rails Tour begins at the former start of the Haager Lies, today's bus terminal. The entire Haager Lies Cycle Route is barrier-free. Creative rest stops by local artists await you along the Haager Lies Cycle Route.
In Weibern you will pass by a large rest and play area and a snack station. At the highest point of the Haager Lies in the district of Weinberg there is a rest area with a wooden bunkhouse and horse-drawn wagons. The more than 50-year-old former concrete bus shelters of the "Haager Lies" at Altenhof station have been converted into unique ensembles.

After the rest area in Bachmanning you leave the Haager Lies Cycle Route again in the direction of Bachmanning on the R106 connection Traun Cycle Route. Follow this path via Gaspoltshofen until you change to the R23 Antiesen Cycle Route in the village of Trattnach.

Here you will pass the lake Leithen, perfect for a pleasant cool down for tired feet. Follow the Antiesen cycle path until you reach Geboltskirchen. In Geboltskirchen, the terrace of the Gasthof-Reiterhof Pichler is the perfect place for a refreshment with regional dishes and the tasty cider.

After the well-deserved break, stay on the R23 cycle path and head back towards Haag am Hausruck. Once in Haag, you will pass by Luisenhöhe Adventure Mountain. There you can discover the "Path of the Senses", the two panoramic lookout towers or prove your skills in the GoRuck forest high ropes course.

Now change to the V3 cycle path directly to the market place Haag am Hausruck. At the steepest town square in Upper Austria, the inns and cafés invite you to take a break. Also worth seeing is the Renaissance castle Starhemberg with the local history museum.

Follow the cycle path until you get back to the start - the final stop for your tour today - the bus terminal in Haag am Hausruck.