Oberaich offers a range of options for a stay focused on golf, cycling or culture. The Bruck/Mur–Oberaich golf facility combines several practice areas with a 9-hole par-3 course. From Oberaich, the Murradweg cycle route continues directly to Bruck an der Mur. Churches in St. Dionysen and the Utschtal, as well as the Roman Bridge of St. Dionysen, offer further cultural destinations. Choosing the focus that suits your trip can also help you decide where to stay.

Golf: practice and play on the course

The golf facility includes a practice centre with a driving range, a short-game area and a 9-hole par-3 course. The course caters to two different types of play: beginners can enjoy a stress-free first experience on the course, while more advanced players can practise their short game. The driving range, short-game area and course each offer a different focus within golf practice. For your planning, it makes a difference whether you want to gain your first experience or specifically practise your short game; both types of play are offered on the par-3 course.

The golf course is usually open daily from sunrise to sunset; exact opening information depends on its current status. Check this before your visit if golf is central to your day's plans.

Cycling towards Bruck an der Mur

For cycling travellers, the route and overnight accommodation are two separate planning considerations. From Oberaich, the Murradweg route continues directly to Bruck an der Mur. The Raddörfl at Gasthof Pichler comprises six wooden houses designed especially for cycling travellers, as well as a bicycle garage with repair facilities. The direction towards Bruck is relevant when choosing your stage; the garage and repair facilities, on the other hand, concern bicycle storage at your overnight stop.

Churches and the Roman Bridge

The high altar painting in St. Dionysen Church depicts the beheaded Dionysius and was created by Josef Adam Mölck. For art enthusiasts, it brings a specific subject together with the name of the artist. Ulrichskirche is located in the Utschtal in Oberaich. Your interest in art might begin with the high altar painting and its artist; Ulrichskirche is a separate point of interest because of its location in the Utschtal.

The Roman Bridge of St. Dionysen can be reached in about five minutes from the municipal road between St. Dionysen and the Paulahofsiedlung housing estate; the access route is not barrier-free. Check local conditions if access is important to your plans. The two time references answer different questions: for the golf course, they describe its usual daily opening hours; at the Roman Bridge, they indicate the approximate access time from the specified municipal road. The five-minute estimate does not refer to the length of a visit.

Choose accommodation to suit your reason for travelling

The Raddörfl is an overnight accommodation option for cyclists.

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