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The Lange Lacke cycle path (B27) is a short cycle path through flat land past the Steppentierpark Pamhagen.
The asphalted Lange Lacke cycle path (B27) starts in Apetlon and leads past the Lange Lacke parking lot – here you can turn directly to the “Lange Lacke” (the path is gravelled) and enjoy nature. The Lange Lacke is the largest of over 40 saline ponds in the Seewinkel and a paradise for water birds. The cycle path also leads past the Steppentierpark Pamhagen. In this approximately 13 ha large area, you can walk through a largely untouched piece of nature and see and partly feed about 50 different animal species. Just before the Steppentierpark Pamhagen you also have the option to take a variant towards Wallern.
Author’s recommendation
Visit the Steppentierpark Pamhagen and experience the animals up close!
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Since many cycle paths are agricultural access roads, agricultural traffic can be expected. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant and usable for everyone.
Austria: Bicycle helmet use is mandatory for children up to 12 years old. Reflective vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness or poor visibility, but are definitely advantageous. Here is the Austrian bicycle ordinance.
Slovakia: Bicycle helmets are mandatory for all children under 15 years. For adults, helmet use is only mandatory outside urban areas. However, adults are strongly recommended to always wear a helmet. Cyclists riding on the roadside in reduced visibility must wear visible signaling elements or a reflective vest.
Hungary: There is no helmet obligation for cyclists. The maximum speed for cyclists outside built-up areas is 40 km/h. A speed of 50 km/h is allowed if the cyclist wears a helmet. At night and in poor visibility, all cyclists must wear a reflective vest.
Travel documents: Valid ID card or passport is mandatory!
Tips and suggestions
The Burgenland App also informs you about routes, trail progress and elevation while on the go.
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Roadbook
The Lange Lacke cycle path (B27) is mostly asphalted.
Places on the B27:
Apetlon, Pamhagen, (Wallern)
chapel (Hubertus)
Lange Lacke
Radrastplatz Wallern
Trinkbrunnen - B10, Lindengasse bei Friedhof
Public transport
Arrival by train:
Neusiedler See is easily & comfortably accessible by train. Whether you travel from Switzerland, Germany, the west or south of Austria: You can change trains comfortably at Vienna Main Station. The ÖBB regional trains bring you to Neusiedl am See station in just under 40 minutes, where coordinated bus and train connections to Pamhagen are also offered. Bicycle transport is possible on most trains: On Railjet, EC/IC and Nightjets, a reservation for your bike is absolutely necessary. On regional trains, your bike is taken along without reservation depending on the availability of bike spaces.
Timetable info: www.oebb.at
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Directions
Details about getting here can be found here: Calculate route
Parking
If you are arriving by car and want to park in one of the towns, please contact the respective tourist office.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
You can get the cycle map "Cycle Experience Neusiedler See" with all cycle paths in the region at every tourist office.
Equipment
Binoculars are highly recommended, as they allow you to explore the beauties of nature even better.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions