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MTB in the Vienna WoodsPhoto: Wienerwald Tourismus/TUES GmbH
The Thallern route is a varied circular mountain bike tour in the Vienna Woods, which leads through idyllic wine villages, dense forests and gentle hills for around 39 kilometers. The route starts at the Höldrichsmühle mill in Hinterbrühl and runs via Gaaden and Siegenfeld into the picturesque Helenental valley. Along the cycle path through Baden, the route continues to the Thallern winery, one of the oldest wineries in Austria, as well as through the well-known wine villages of Pfaffstätten and Gumpoldskirchen. A short section along the railroad near Mödling provides a change of pace before returning to the starting point via the Priessnitz Valley and the Unterer 3-Stundenweg. With a mix of asphalt, gravel and forest paths, the tour offers both riding fun and impressive views of the rolling hills of the Vienna Woods.
Author’s recommendation
Information for possible excursion destinations:
TIP
Dining options with award:
- Hotel – Restaurant Höldrichsmühle
- Gasthof Skilitz
- Hannes Hofer Winery
- Fassbinderhof
- Heuriger Spaetrot
- Cuisino Restaurant Baden in the Casino
- Meierei Gaaden
- Edelsberger Gastwirtschaft
- Klostergasthaus Thallern
- Altes Zechhaus
- Grossauer "el Gaucho" Steakhouse
- Gasthaus zu den Linden
Dining options:
- Weinbau Steiner
- Nostalgia Heuriger
- Gebeshuber Winery
- Reb Lounge
- Österreicher Winery from Pfaffstätten
- K´Eck Kati's Café
- Pöckhacker's Krone - the country inn
- Weinbau Laffer
- Böck Winery
- Zum Goasbuam
- GAMA
- Hotel Schloss Weikersdorf
- Cafe Restaurant Doblhoffpark
- Heurigen Kernbichler
- Freudorfer Alfred
- Michaelerhof
- Taufratzhofer Wine/Sparkling Wine Cellar
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileSafety information
Before every ride, check the functionality of brakes, tires, and suspension fork/shock absorber. Always ride with hazard awareness and controlled speed, and adapt route selection to the skill level of the group and the terrain. The Fair Play rules must always be observed. Single/shared trails as well as constructed routes in trail parks and centers often feature stones, roots, steep passages, steps and steep turns that require a certain riding skill. When in doubt, simply dismount and push the bike.
Tips and suggestions
The elevation data for this route was calculated based on A-MAP. Due to different map sources from routing/navigation apps and devices, slightly different values are inevitable. More information can be found in the following blog post!
Wienerwald Tourismus GmbH
Hauptplatz 11, 3002 Purkersdorf
Phone +43/2231/621 76
Email: office@wienerwald.info
Website: www.wienerwald.info
Roadbook
Starting at the Höldrichsmühle in Hinterbrühl, we head towards Gaaden, from where it continues over Siegenfeld and Rosental into the Helental. There, we follow the Helental bike path to Baden and continue the circuit around the Anninger area via residential streets, fields, and bike paths. We then reach Pfaffstätten, Gumpoldskirchen, the eponymous Thallern Winery, and a short push section of about 200m along the railway to Mödling. From the Prießnitztal, we follow the Lower 3-Hours Trail and return to our starting point via the Rudolf Schwarz Promenade.
Surface: Asphalt 61%, gravel 27%, forest/meadow 12%
Castle ruin of Rauheneck
Burg Rauhenstein
Congress Center Baden
Baden bei Wien
Arnulf Rainer Museum
Bühne Baden | Stadttheater Baden and Sommerarena Baden
Doll and toy museum of Baden
Congress Casino Baden
Heimatmuseum Pfaffstätten
Beethovenhaus Baden
Pfarre Hinterbrühl
Hinterbrühl
Gumpoldskirchen
Kirchengasse
Pfaffstätten
Bergerhaus - Wine-growing museum
Kaiserhaus in Baden bei Wien
Schloss Weikersdorf
Directions
Coming from Vienna, take the A21 to the Gießhübl exit, then continue via Hauptstraße, Urlaubskreuzstraße, and Johannesstraße to Hinterbrühl.
Coming from the south, take the A2 to the Wiener Neudorf exit, then via An der Triester Straße, Triester Straße, Friedrich Schiller Straße, Mödlinger Bundesstraße, and Brühler Straße to Hinterbrühl.
Coming from the west, take the A1 to the Steinhäusl junction, then onto the A21, take the A21 to the Hinterbrühl exit, and continue via Sparbach and B11 to Hinterbrühl.
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Author’s map recommendations
Equipment
A safe and functional mountain bike is required for all routes. Helmet and gloves protect against falls and can be supplemented on single/shared trails with knee and elbow protectors. A modern mountain bike with disc brakes and sufficient tire tread is recommended. For single and shared trails from the red difficulty level, a full suspension bike with modern geometry is recommended. Tools, tire levers, pump, and spare tube help with breakdowns. Sufficient provisions (drinks and food) should also be carried along with a mobile phone and wind/rain jacket.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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