Danube cycle path stage 4 north bank: Grein - Emmersdorf Difficulty easy length 44.61 km 93/99 Hm 03:30 h
Danube Cycle Path Stage 4 South Bank: Ardagger - Melk Difficulty medium length 53.74 km 27/51 Hm 03:20 h
Danube Cycle Path Stage 5 North Bank: Emmersdorf - Krems Difficulty medium length 34.42 km 57/68 Hm 02:40 h
Danube Cycle Path Stage 6 North Bank: Krems - Tulln Difficulty medium length 41.36 km 0/20 Hm 03:00 h
Danube cycle path Stage 6 South Bank: Mautern - Klosterneuburg Difficulty medium length 68.67 km 6/39 Hm 04:30 h
Danube Cycle Path Stage 8 North Bank: Vienna/North Bridge - Hainburg Difficulty medium length 50.52 km 20/48 Hm 05:00 h
Danube Cycle Path stage 8 southern bank: Petronell - Bratislava Difficulty easy length 26.26 km 139/177 Hm 02:05 h
Danube Cycle Path Stage 9 North Bank: Hainburg - Bratislava Difficulty easy length 16.83 km 52/51 Hm 01:30 h
Danube Cycle Route Stage 5 South Bank: Melk - Mautern Difficulty medium length 33.45 km 123/151 Hm 02:40 h
Danube cycle route stage 7 north bank: Tulln - Vienna/Nordbrücke Difficulty medium length 34.82 km 52/61 Hm 02:30 h
Danube Cycle Route Stage 7 South Bank: Klosterneuburg - Petronell Difficulty medium length 59.22 km 64/46 Hm 04:00 h
Your bicycle on the train On trains, you have several options of taking your bicycle along. You can transport your bike in most local and long-distance trains. Cyclists who cycle along the Danube Cycle Path from Passau to Vienna have the opportunity to return home by train. How to get your ticket
