View of Großer Pyhrgas – Bosruck loop from Roßleithen

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View of Großer Pyhrgas – Bosruck loop from Roßleithen

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View of Großer Pyhrgas – Bosruck loop from Roßleithen

02:12

31.5km

570m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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386 m

Collegiate Church, Spital am Pyhrn

Highlight • Religious Site

Here is a description of the church in Spital am Pyhrn. The Spital am Pyhrn Collegiate Church, also known as the "Pyhrn Cathedral," is an outstanding example of Baroque architecture and a significant cultural heritage site in Upper Austria.

This impressive church, officially consecrated on the Assumption of Mary, was originally part of a collegiate foundation and later became a parish church.

Particularly noteworthy are the elaborate decorations on its walls and the lavish interior decorations, created by prominent Austrian Baroque artists. These create a stunning harmony and make the collegiate church a true work of art.

The wooden pews in the nave invite you to linger. The church is generally open to visitors during the day, although the gate remains closed during services to protect the interior.

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Swing Set on Mountain Meadow

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21.9 km

Windischgarsten Historic Center

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A stroll through the historic center is a feast for the eyes. The pretty houses shine in different colors and are often decorated in the summer with lush flowering flowers.

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22.0 km

Windischgarsten town centre

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A very well-kept place with signs about its history

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25.9 km

View of Großer Pyhrgas

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While cycling on this dead straight path along the Teichl you have a magnificent view of the 2.244 meter high Great Pyhrgas, which majestically surmounts all other mountains on the horizon.

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26.7 km