St. Stephen's Church in Sierning – Along the Krems loop from Letten
St. Stephen's Church in Sierning – Along the Krems loop from Letten
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St. Stephen's Church in Sierning – Along the Krems loop from Letten
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52.7km
470m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 18, 2026
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After 40.9 km for 574 m
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Start point
Train Station
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3.56 km
St. Stephen's Church in Sierning
Highlight • Religious Site
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17.6 km
Along the Krems
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22.0 km
Alpaca Enclosure
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23.8 km
Schloss Achleiten
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29.4 km
Kremsmünster Market Square
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31.9 km
Baum Mitten in der Welt Observation Tower
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The name referred to this widely visible tree and is now used for the since 1911 there existing inn.
For the exact measurement and mapping of Austria-Hungary, the military geographic institute established in 1817 five coordinate systems with clearly visible or culturally significant survey points as their respective zero points. For Lower Austria and West Hungary this was the South Tower of the Viennese Stefansdoms, for Upper Austria and Salzburg the Gusterberg. He met both criteria, because the nearby Benedictine Abbey Kremsmünster was (and is) the cultural center of the Traunviertel. Also offered the observatory of the convent, the Mathematical Tower, ideal conditions for the required astro-geodetic work.
For use as a fundamental point, accurate latitude and azimuth measurement was performed in 1817. The astronomical latitude resulted with 48 ° 02 '18.47 ", as the azimuth (about 187 °) that was chosen to the Great Priel, which is the highest mountain of the Dead Mountains with 2,515 m .. The geographical longitude, however, was determined by the Stiftsobservator the observatory Kremsmünster and At the time, it was not possible to measure them directly on the spot, because only telegraphy (and today the time signal radio) made this possible.
(Source Wikipedia de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baum_mitten_in_der_Welt)
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39.0 km
Bad Hall
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45.8 km
Hametstraße
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52.7 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
35.7 km
14.8 km
985 m
640 m
556 m
Surfaces
40.0 km
11.9 km
556 m
168 m
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Elevation
Highest point (480 m)
Lowest point (310 m)
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Friday 10 July
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