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in Burgenland
Tours on two wheels

Cycling in Bad Tatzmannsdorf

There are numerous cycle routes around Bad Tatzmannsdorf, winding through the rolling countryside of southern Burgenland. From leisurely rides to routes covering more kilometres and with greater elevation gains, there is something to suit every level of ability. 
And best of all: back at the AVITA Resort, the perfect combination of thermal baths, water, spa and wellness awaits you.

Just hop on

Free e-bikes for hotel guests

Hotel guests at the AVITA Resort have free access to 6 e-bikes and 12 e-mountain bikes. These can be used to set off on short rides or longer tours through southern Burgenland directly from the resort. The region’s hilly landscape can also be explored in comfort with electric assistance.

In winter, the hire service may be subject to restrictions due to weather conditions and liability issues.

From relaxed to sporty

Cycling tours around the AVITA Resort

Vier-Jahreszeiten-Radweg

23,2 km | 235 hm

A route with moderate gradients, which is ideal for exploring the area around Bad Tatzmannsdorf by bike.

Pinka-Radweg

32,1 km | 217 hm

A longer, mostly leisurely ride with little elevation gain. Perfect for anyone who wants to clock up the kilometres at a relaxed pace and enjoy the scenery.

St. Martin Panorama-Radweg

26,4 km | 313 hm

Over a distance of around 26 kilometres, flatter sections alternate with a few gentle climbs. A good choice for anyone who wants to combine a leisurely cycle with a bit of exercise.

Lebenswartweg Oberwart

34,1 km | 358 hm

A slightly longer route with a balanced elevation profile, covering around 34 kilometres through the countryside around Oberwart.

Edelserpentin-Radwanderweg

24,0 km | 484 hm

This tour involves a bit more elevation gain. The varied climbs make the route particularly appealing to keen cyclists.

Kohlstatt Radweg

19,1 km | 472 hm

Shorter, but with plenty of elevation gain: over just 19.1 kilometres, you’ll have to tackle 472 metres of elevation gain.

Berghäuser-Radweg

41,5 km | 567 hm

At 41.5 kilometres and with an elevation gain of 567 metres, the Berghäuser Cycle Route is the longest and also one of the most challenging routes on offer. 

Burgenland Trails

40 km Single-Trails

Those who prefer trail riding will find around 40 kilometres of single tracks at Geschriebenstein, with a variety of routes for mountain bikers, e-bikers and experienced enduro and downhill riders.

Bahntrassen Radweg

40km wo früher die Gleise verliefen

No motor traffic on the new cycle path along the disused railway line from Oberschützen to Rechnitz. The route starts and there’s a place to stop for refreshments right at the AVITA Resort – where else can you find that? A unique experience – cycling in Burgenland. The route winds its way lovingly through the gently rolling countryside amidst the colours of autumn; in southern Burgenland, the cycling season lasts particularly long.

Vier-Jahreszeiten-Radweg

23,2 km | 235 hm

A route with moderate gradients, which is ideal for exploring the area around Bad Tatzmannsdorf by bike.

Pinka-Radweg

32,1 km | 217 hm

A longer, mostly leisurely ride with little elevation gain. Perfect for anyone who wants to clock up the kilometres at a relaxed pace and enjoy the scenery.

St. Martin Panorama-Radweg

26,4 km | 313 hm

Over a distance of around 26 kilometres, flatter sections alternate with a few gentle climbs. A good choice for anyone who wants to combine a leisurely cycle with a bit of exercise.

Lebenswartweg Oberwart

34,1 km | 358 hm

A slightly longer route with a balanced elevation profile, covering around 34 kilometres through the countryside around Oberwart.

Edelserpentin-Radwanderweg

24,0 km | 484 hm

This tour involves a bit more elevation gain. The varied climbs make the route particularly appealing to keen cyclists.

Kohlstatt Radweg

19,1 km | 472 hm

Shorter, but with plenty of elevation gain: over just 19.1 kilometres, you’ll have to tackle 472 metres of elevation gain.

Berghäuser-Radweg

41,5 km | 567 hm

At 41.5 kilometres and with an elevation gain of 567 metres, the Berghäuser Cycle Route is the longest and also one of the most challenging routes on offer. 

Burgenland Trails

40 km Single-Trails

Those who prefer trail riding will find around 40 kilometres of single tracks at Geschriebenstein, with a variety of routes for mountain bikers, e-bikers and experienced enduro and downhill riders.

Bahntrassen Radweg

40km wo früher die Gleise verliefen

No motor traffic on the new cycle path along the disused railway line from Oberschützen to Rechnitz. The route starts and there’s a place to stop for refreshments right at the AVITA Resort – where else can you find that? A unique experience – cycling in Burgenland. The route winds its way lovingly through the gently rolling countryside amidst the colours of autumn; in southern Burgenland, the cycling season lasts particularly long.

Hop on your bike

Through Southern Burgenland on two wheels

Southern Burgenland reveals its true diversity when explored from the saddle of a bike. Small villages, rolling hills and nature trails alternate along the routes. Depending on your preference and fitness level, you can take a leisurely ride through the region on a conventional bike or e-bike, or opt for a more challenging experience with mountain biking and downhill riding on the Burgenland Trails at Geschriebenstein.

With a long cycling season running from March to October, Southern Burgenland offers excellent opportunities for cycling tours over many months. Many of these tours start right at the AVITA Resort.

After the tour

From the bike saddle to the thermal waters

After the cycle ride, it’s back to the AVITA Resort. Thermal waters, the sauna area and the spa offer plenty of ways to wind down for the rest of the day. Hotel guests also have access to the AVITA Exklusiv, a dedicated wellness area.

This turns a cycling trip into a holiday where staying active and recharging your batteries go hand in hand quite naturally.

Cycling in paradise

The Paradise Route in Southern Burgenland

approx. 260 km · recommended as a 6-day ride

The Paradise Route stretches for around 260 kilometres through southern Burgenland and right through Bad Tatzmannsdorf. The circular route passes through three nature parks, alongside unspoilt rivers and vineyards, and takes in sights such as Friedensburg Schlaining. Divided into six daily stages, the Paradise Route is particularly well suited to a cycling holiday lasting several days in southern Burgenland.

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Set off on your bike straight from AVITA, explore southern Burgenland and round off the day with a visit to the thermal baths and a spa treatment.