110 Gutau round

From the starting point at the Gutau Dyers' Museum you make your way past the market square towards Selker, after a few minutes you turn off onto a meadow path and cycle through a beautiful valley past the Klausmühle, peppered with a few short ascents and descents into the Waldaisttal.

After 3 kilometres on great forest paths, you now follow the road for a while to the ruins of Reichenstein Castle. It's a pleasant roll and this section is quickly over.
A good thing, because now the Mühlviertel shows its teeth: a steep climb past the ruins on a challenging forest path shows who has enough energy in their calves.....or battery.
After about 350 metres of uphill pedalling, you pass the Guttenbrunnerberg.
A great view is offered at the rustic hut of the Mühlviertel Archery Club, which is conveniently located directly on the route.
The next 13 kilometres are varied, with constantly changing trail types and gradients, making the ride through the beautiful hilly landscape a mountain bike treat.
In Erdmannsdorf, you reach the highest point of the tour and are greeted by a great village shop with a cosy seating area, where you can choose from a variety of refreshments and snacks to prepare you for the onward journey to Führling and the subsequent rapid descent into the Stampfenbachtal valley.
In the shady valley, you follow the course of the stream on the goods road for around 1.5 kilometres before turning right into the last uphill section. On a rather steep forest path, you fight your way towards the end of the tour.
Well-deservedly, you can now visit one of the inns in Gutau and recover from this rather demanding tour.

Nature is always there for us. So it's only fair that we are there for nature too.
Fair play rules for mountain biking please be sure to follow them!