Runs in Mödling

From the Kursalon Mödling car park, walk along the edge of the old town, up to St Othmar's Church. Up to the Black Tower - past the eye glasses through a wonderful, breathtaking landscape formation, the path winds its way over hill and dale. Small rocky steps to particularly beautiful viewpoints characterise this trail over the Kalenderberg. Fantastic meadows characterise the landscape here. A marvellous tree population of picturesque formations under the patronage of the black pine makes this trail an inspirational route. We recommend stopping off at the Waldmeierei and a visit to the ruins of Liechtenstein Castle. There is a great adventure playground for children on the way from the Waldmeierei back to Mödling. Great places to linger, read and picnic have become my favourites here. A very rewarding walk. The hazelnut dormouse is a natural guardian of this cultural landscape. First of all, the hazel dormouse is not a mouse, but a dormouse. In addition to hibernating until April, it differs from real mice in that it has a bushy tail and a mainly climbing lifestyle.

Nice route for in between, for walking, hiking, or running. Includes breathtaking viewpoints, wide views, and distant panoramas. Located in the middle of the Biosphere Reserve, Naturpark Föhrenberge. Highly recommended!

The fantastic route is one of the most popular for dog owners. A meeting place for four-legged friends, a leisurely walk and chat, or a delight in ease and beautiful trail design for joggers. Simply a classic in the Mödling area.

Gumpoldskirchen offers fantastic opportunities for sporting activities and unforgettable experiences all year round!

Osterlauf 2018