Wooden Bridge Over the Möll – Bridge over the Möll loop from Spittal-Millstättersee

Austria

Carinthia

Wooden Bridge Over the Möll – Bridge over the Möll loop from Spittal-Millstättersee

Hard

4.6

(52)

550

riders

Wooden Bridge Over the Möll – Bridge over the Möll loop from Spittal-Millstättersee

06:49

130km

920m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel 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: September 25, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 5.14 km for 50 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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5.17 km

Friedhofskirche Teurnia

Archaeological Site

15.0 km

Wooden Bridge Over the Möll

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Beautifully constructed wooden bridge near Mühldorf over the Möll

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20.6 km

Möll River Near Oberkolbnitz

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The Mölltal is much wilder and more varied than the Drautal.

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28.3 km

View of Falkenstein Castle

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Allegedly, Falkenstein Castle is now also open to visitors.

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45.1 km

Bridge over the Möll

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beautiful bike path along the Möll

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54.6 km

Drautal Cycle Path through small villages

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You are lonely and alone here and can enjoy the mountains.

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87.1 km

The Drau Cycle Path runs 510 kilometers along the Drau through Carinthia to the Croatian-Slovenian border near Varaždin. It connects the countries of Italy, Austria and Slovenia. It goes through breathtaking scenery of striking peaks, picturesque towns and different cultures.

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87.4 km

View of the Drava River

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From here you have a good view of the Drava.

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90.7 km

Drava Cycle Path

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The Drava Cycle Path is a five-star long-distance cycle path in the Austrian part that connects Italy (South Tyrol), Austria (East Tyrol and Carinthia) with Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary along the Drava River.

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98.2 km

Drau

Lake

130 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

59.5 km

26.8 km

25.3 km

17.2 km

942 m

200 m

Surfaces

72.5 km

38.9 km

9.19 km

8.82 km

415 m

153 m

Elevation

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Highest point (720 m)

Lowest point (490 m)

Weather

Tuesday 13 October

17°C

6°C

27 %

Additional weather tips

Max wind speed: 4.0 km/h

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Comments

June 29, 2024,Tag 12: b) Obervellach - Villach (Platten)

Today I'm camping near a lake. I'm already thinking about chips at the outdoor pool and splashing - BANG. Flat tire.

Installed a replacement tube in sunny 34°C (the hole was too big for tubeless).
And on to the next bike shop because I need new replacement tubes and the shops are closed tomorrow.

No splashing :'(

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July 24, 2022,Gravelbike - 24.07.2022

Alpe-Adria-Radweg - Day 3: Obervellach to Villach

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June 18, 2025,München - Venedig Tag 5 - Von Bad Gastein nach Villach

So, today we were actually supposed to take the train through the Tauern Tunnel. That's what the Alpe-Adria Cycle Route tour description says.
But like so many things, the railway also had to renovate the tunnel, and so the Tauern Tunnel was closed until mid-July. The railway offered a so-called rail replacement service, which we booked. The rail replacement service …

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August 7, 2023,Tag 2B: Von der Tauernschläuse bis Villach / TRANS BALKAN

Also today we follow the Alpe Adria Cycle Path - or as we like to call it - the Southern Motorway for cyclists! 😃

A few meters in altitude, not too steep, it goes to Bad Gastein, where the roaring waterfall, which roars directly through the village, is probably even more impressive than it already is thanks to the current …

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