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Biking & cycling in Steiermark

Leisurely or adventurous – and always enjoyable 

Experience the diversity of Styria by bike – surrounded by a multifaceted landscape, with mountains in the north, kilometre-long vineyards in the east, and the historic small town of Murau in the south.

Das macht Radfahren in der Steiermark besonders

  • Drei große Radtouren prägen die Steiermark: Der Murradweg führt auf insgesamt 453 Kilometern und 8 Etappen vom Nationalpark Hohe Tauern bis nach Kroatien. Der Ennsradweg auf 263 Kilometern und 6 Etappen durch die Welt der Berge und des Wassers. Die 403 Kilometer lange Weinland Steiermark Radtour verbindet als Rundtour auf 8 Etappen alle drei Weinregionen der Steiermark.
  • Berge, Flüsse, Stadt und Genuss liegen nah beieinander: Radfahrer können in der Steiermark alpine Landschaften ebenso erleben wie historische Städte, Weingärten, regionale Kulinarik und Thermen.
  • Radfahren für jedes Niveau: Von einfachen, familienfreundlichen Radwegen und gemütlichen Genusstouren über mittelschwere Mountainbike- und Gravel-Routen bis zu anspruchsvollen Trails und sportlichen Rennradrunden bietet die Steiermark passende Möglichkeiten für Einsteiger, Familien und sportliche Radfahrer.
  • Zwei europäische Fernradrouten – der EuroVelo 9 und der EuroVelo 14 – führen durch die Steiermark und binden das Grüne Herz Österreichs an das internationale Radwegenetz an.
  • 66 Landesradwege führen durch die unterschiedlichsten Landschaftsräume der Steiermark – von den alpinen Tälern im Norden über Flusslandschaften bis ins Wein- und Thermenland im Süden ander Grenze zu Slowenien.
  • Die größten Flussradwege der Steiermark verbinden entspanntes Radfahren mit abwechslungsreichen Landschaften – entlang von Mur, Enns, Feistritz und Raab geht es durch kleine historische Städte, Auen, Apfel- und Weingärten. 
  • Rund 350 Mountainbike-Touren bieten ein breites Spektrum – das Angebot recht von reichen von genussvollen Touren durch das steirische Wein- und Hügelland bis zu sportlich anspruchsvollen Strecken rund um Dachstein und Schladminger Tauern, im Gesäuse, am Hochschwab und am Hochwechsel.
  • Etwa 160 Gravel-Touren führen über Schotterwege, Forststraßen und verkehrsarme Nebenstraßen – entlang von Enns und Mur, durch die Bergwelt des Gesäuses und über die bewaldeten Höhen der Oststeiermark bis zu den Weinbergen im Süden.
  • Rund 80 Rennradtouren verbinden lange Anstiege und aussichtsreiche Passstraßen rund um Dachstein und Schladminger Tauern mit dem Sölkpass sowie den verkehrsarmen, hügeligen Straßen der Ost- und Südsteiermark.
  • 77 Mountainbike-Trails in 4 Trail-Parks sorgen für Fahrspaß auf unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsstufen – vom Einstieg ins Trailfahren bis zur sportlichen Herausforderung.
  • 7 Seilbahnen mit Bike-Transport erleichtern den Zugang zu höher gelegenen Ausgangspunkten für Trails und Mountainbike-Touren.

Quellen: Land Steiermark (Abteilung 16, Abteilung 9)

The 3 long cycling routes in the Green Heart of Austria

On seemingly endless cycling tours filled with nature, art, culture and culinary delights, you can enjoy the diversity of Styria to the fullest. In both the alpine north and the slightly Mediterranean south, holidaymakers will find several long routes divided into various stages.

On the Styrian Wine Country Route, you will savour culinary delights in three wine-growing regions at various tastings of wine and regional delicacies.

A stunning mountain panorama in the Hohe Tauern National Park and around the historic small town of Murau as well as a pleasantly warm climate in the Wine and Spa Country: That's something you can only find on the Mur Cycle Path.

Across numerous kilometres, the Enns Cycle Path leads you through a world of mountains and water. In the Gesäuse and Kalkalpen National Parks, there are countless natural spectacles to admire.

Steiermark: cycling diversity with quality

A delight for mountain bikers, e-bikers, road cyclists and gravel bikers

The top biking destination of Schladming-Dachstein impresses holidaymakers with a large variety of routes and numerous trails, bike parks, bike schools and bike shuttles. The Dachstein Tour, the bike parks on Planai and Reiteralm as well as the Trans National Park in the neighbouring Gesäuse region are an Eldorado for mountain bikers.

E-bikers are also in good hands in Styria. With a comprehensive network of charging stations and routes specifically created for electric bikes, they get to experience comfortable, enjoyable and yet quite sporty holidays.

The road bike tours through the alpine north with countless mountain passes are a sporty challenge too. In pleasantly warm temperatures, you can ride your road bike on lightly trafficked roads through the garden landscapes in the east and south of Styria.

If you love road cycling and mountain biking in equal measure, you can explore Styria on a gravel bike. It allows you to switch between asphalt and off-road as you please.

Every cyclist will find the right route in Styria's varied selection of routes.

History on two wheels

A look into the past shows that cycling in Styria is not a fashionable trend of the present. As early as 1884, races were organised by the Graz Bicycle Club. Today, amateur cyclists meet every year for the "Anradeln" bike opening in Bad Radkersburg or for the 3-day Tour de Mur along the Mur Cycling Route.

Styria is not only the birthplace of several legends of cycling history such as Johann Puch, Rudi Mitteregger, Gerhard Schönbacher or Christoph Strasser. Bicycles such as Steirerbike, bikee or Geero are also produced here.

Cycling Holidays in the Green Heart – full of pleasure, adventure & variety

Explore Steiermark on countless cycling routes – from relaxed leisure rides to alpine bike adventures.
Whether north, south, or east: every type of cyclist will find the perfect mix of nature, culture, and culinary delights.
And afterwards? Settle in and unwind at certified bike-friendly hotels or Bett+Bike accommodations, where you and your bike are in the best hands.

Cycling events in Steiermark

Mur Cycle Path | © Steiermark Tourismus | Tom Lamm

Parts of a greater whole – EuroVelo 9 and 14

On a grand cycling tour through Europe, Styria cannot be missing as a destination. Part of EuroVelo 9 follows the Spa Cycling Route and the Mur Cycle Path. And EuroVelo 14 proves that all good things come in threes: On your tour, you will pass both the Enns and the Mur Cycle Paths as well as the Styrian Wine Country Route.

New since March 2026: The Meridiem Trail connects Vienna and Villach, guiding cyclists over around 600 kilometres through some of Austria’s most beautiful regions. Stages 5 to 8 lead through the south of Styria – from Feldbach via Graz to Eibiswald.

Bike enthusiasts are welcome

Just for one night or for several days? Along rivers, on mountain pastures or through the middle of vineyards? Every type of holiday guest will find a suitable offer in Styria.

Cycling pilgrimage Mariazell | © TV Hochsteiermark | Roman Königshofer

Cycling Pilgrimage in the Hochsteiermark

Cycling pilgrimage combines cycling, experiencing nature, and inner reflection. Across four routes leading to Mariazell, the focus is not on speed, but on mindful travel — with time for breaks, encounters, and personal thoughts. The combination of movement, landscape, and spiritual places makes a cycling pilgrimage to Mariazell a truly special journey: being on the move while, at the same time, arriving within oneself.

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