Cycle route 7 starts in Eggenburg at the train station and continues into the beautiful wine region around Röschitz and Roseldorf. From there, you cross Sitzendorf an der Schmida and cycle north past Hollabrunn through Schöngrabern. After leaving Eggendorf and Enzersdorf im Thale behind you, you cross the large forest area of the Leiser Berge and come to Ernstbrunn. From there, the tour continues via Ladendorf to Gaweinstal. In Hohenruppersdorf you can plan a visit to a wine tavern before reaching the end of the tour via Velm-Götzendorf to the beautiful March in Dürnkrut.
Author’s recommendation
The route is signposted in both directions, so it can also be ridden from east to west.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Roadbook
Cycle route 5 runs along the typical lightly trafficked Weinviertel agricultural paths. It is mostly paved and passes by the train stations Eggenburg, Ladendorf, and Dürnkrut.
Naherholungsgebiet Roseldorf
Naherholungsgebiet Roseldorf
The large Celtic settlement on the Sandberg
Trappenturm Roseldorf
Keltischer Fürstensitz am Sandberg
Historischer Hauptplatz Sitzendorf/Schmida
Radfahrer Marterl
Radfahrer Marterl
Hiatahittn Mittergrabern
Kellergasse Schöngrabern
Grabern
Ernstbrunn
Kellergasse “Viehtrift” Hohenruppersdorf
Kellergasse Velm-Götzendorf
Dürnkrut
Dürnkrut train station
Public transport
Along the route you can join directly at the train stations Eggenburg, Ladendorf, and Dürnkrut.
Directions
From Vienna via the A22 and the B4 Hornerstraße to Eggenburg.
Parking
At the train station parking lots in Eggenburg and Dürnkrut.
Coordinates
Equipment
The route is suitable for any type of bicycle. From city bike, through gravel bike, to mountain bike. Gravel sections are less suitable for racing bikes.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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