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Lavant Cycle Path – View of St. Andrä loop from Wolfsberg

Lavant Cycle Path – View of St. Andrä loop from Wolfsberg

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3.9

(7)

137

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Lavant Cycle Path – View of St. Andrä loop from Wolfsberg

01:08

28.5km

80m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 61 m for 2 m

After 28.4 km for 2 m

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Start point

Train Station

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3.83 km

Lavant Cycle Path (R10) near St. Stefan

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The R10 goes from Reichenfels to Lavamünd.
INFO: fahr-radwege.com/Lavantweg.htm

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7.14 km

Lavant Cycle Path

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The Lavant is a tributary of the Drau in Carinthia. The Lavant is 72 km long.
The origin of the river lies below the Styrian Zirbitzkogel in the Seetal Alps at approx. 2053 m above sea level.

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14.2 km

This observation tower is located between St. Andrä and St. Paul, directly on the Lavant. You have a wonderful view of the river and the surrounding area. The Lavant has been restored to its original state. It flows through the valley in several bends. As a result, there are more fish in the river than before and rare bird species, such as the golden oriole, live on the small islands.
Right next to the observation tower there are several benches for a break and information boards that provide information about local nature conservation.

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19.5 km

View of St. Andrä

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From the R10 you have this great view of St. Andrä.

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27.3 km

Wolfsberg Roundabout Monument

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Beautiful roundabout decorated with flowers in Wolfsberg.

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27.6 km

Bayerhofen Castle

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Schloss Bayerhofen was first mentioned in a document in 1239, but it may have originated as early as the 9th century.
The original purpose of the castle was to secure the bridge over the Lavant.
It received its current appearance in 1566 under Mathias Freydl. During the Counter-Reformation, it was a stronghold of the Lutherans. In 1777 it partially burned down, and in 1803 it was in a "neglected state", as the chronicles say.
The castle is a large, irregular 2-3 story complex from the 2nd half of the 16th century, surrounding an inner courtyard. The three-story west wing is originally Gothic, with three gables on the facade and three parallel hipped roofs. The courtyard facade consists of three-sided, two-story arcades from 1560/1565. The ground floor features massive columns, while the upper floor has delicate columns, twice as many in number. A street-facing wall connects the castle to a 16th-century outbuilding to the north. The castle was restored in 1996/97 in the color scheme of its construction period.
Currently, Schloss Bayerhofen is considered a sensitive area, as it is located in the middle of Wolfsberg and is the oldest building in the city. A hotel and a gastronomy business are planned to be housed in the castle, which is partially a listed building.

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28.5 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

23.7 km

2.34 km

2.14 km

174 m

139 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

26.6 km

1.78 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Friday 10 July

28°C

13°C

90 %

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Lavant Cycle Path – View of St. Andrä loop from Wolfsberg

Lavant Cycle Path (R10) near St. Stefan

Lavant Cycle Path

Lavant Observation Tower

View of St. Andrä

Wolfsberg Roundabout Monument

Bayerhofen Castle

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