Journal Comments - The Road to Rome, Part Two: Europe - CycleBlaze

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From The Road to Rome, Part Two: Europe by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Suzanne Gibson commented on To Dorfgastein

Looks like you had blue skies for mountain panoramas. Hopefully today, too! Great video with Gopro!

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Ben Parke on To Werfen

You’re right about the lift from Schwarzach, and we do claim extra credit. Just drop it in my account, if you don’t mind. And I’m sure you’re right that this region deserves more time. I’ve been thinking the same thing as we’ve biked down. On the other hand, we want to get through to the Italian side before the weather breaks.

3 years ago
Ben Parke commented on To Werfen

The ride down from pass lueg is a really pretty ride. The bit roughly from Tenneck to Werfen is pretty swell. The bit from the pass to there is a little sketchier with traffic. No room for a cycle lane. I think the train may pass through the mountain there. You’ve got a real fun climb coming south of Schwarzach. Extra credit if you manage to cycle all the way up it. The Kitzlochklamm near Schwarzach is quite a nice hike up the gorge. They also charge admission though. Too bad you’re on a mission to get to Italy. The Krimml falls and the rest of the Tauern Radweg are really great. By far my favorite ride in Europe.

3 years ago
Ben Parke commented on a photo in To Werfen

It is worth it. I visited it on my first trip. Not as impressive as the Krimml falls at the beginning of the Tauern Radweg, but certainly worth the price of admission. Austria does have a tendency to monetize natural monuments. Krimml falls charges, the couple Klamms along the Tauern charge admission too. They do have well maintained trails though so I think they make suitable use of the funds.

3 years ago
Jon Ayling commented on To Werfen

This brought back a few memories of last year!

The Lueg is indeed a bit of work (and the very narrow gorge section to the South is a bit sketchy, particularly with the road works). I think the tunnel was closed to cyclists when I went through it as well - I naughtily ignored this in order to avoid the steep cutoff. Looks like good timing with the bus!

3 years ago
Scott Fenwick commented on In Salzburg: a day ride to the Königssee

Scott and Rachael
I can see that this comment is already a couple of days behind. We also had a great time meeting both of you in Salzburg. I am glad everything worked out for you with your bikes. Too bad about the helmet.
In Mondsee now. Gmunden tomorrow and then off to Hallstatt on your recommended routing. It looks like the weather and routing will be spectacular. Thank you for everything. Take care,

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Rich Frasier on To Werfen

Yes, it’s been too long since we had any real adventures here. We like to mix things up to keep our viewers interested.

3 years ago
Rich Frasier commented on To Werfen

You guys really know how to pack a lot of stuff into a single day. I’m seriously impressed! Quelle aventure! And that GoPro9 looks marvelous!

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Steve Miller/Grampies on a photo in In Salzburg: a day ride to the Königssee

Now that one at least I understand.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Jen Rahn on a photo in To Werfen

That was the old, younger Rocky you’re envisioning.

3 years ago
Jen Rahn commented on a photo in To Werfen

Dang .. I was sure Rachael was gonna win!

3 years ago
Steve Miller/Grampies commented on a photo in In Salzburg: a day ride to the Königssee

Even the pony looks down in the mouth!

3 years ago
Susan Carpenter commented on a photo in To Werfen

Quite the interesting day, indeed!

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Suzanne Gibson on a photo in To Werfen

Nice place, nice town. I was surprised that the literature is sort of dismissive of Werfen, simply describing it as a market town.

3 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in To Werfen

Search google images?

3 years ago