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Trail running route in the Vienna Woods: Mödlinger KlauseVideo: Outdooractive – Flyover Videos
Moderate route around the climbing rocks of the Mödlinger Klause in the Föhrenberge Nature Park (hiking and/or trail running).
The beautiful route runs on narrow paths and trails as well as forest roads around the climbing rocks in the Mödlinger Klause.
You will repeatedly find sights such as the Mödlinger Castle and also very nice views into the Klause....
Author’s recommendation
The Mödlinger Castle is worth seeing.
You are in the Föhrenberge Nature Park with many other great sights:
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
When wet, the partly steep trails are slippery and some stones and roots line the trail.
In any emergency, please do not hesitate to call mountain rescue at number 140.
Tips and suggestions
The route also goes towards Anninger and you can therefore extend the round as you wish.
Roadbook
After starting at the aqueduct, it immediately goes steeply uphill to the beautiful viewpoint and the rest area "Johannesruhe." Here you have magnificent views of the city. Continuing clockwise, the route leads towards Goldene Stiege and Anninger. Via the former Breite Föhre, you reach Mödlinger Castle. Then it goes steeply downhill into the Klause and returns to the start via an easy path.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Take the train to Mödling station. From there, take bus 264 to Spitalmühlgasse in Mödling. It is only a few meters from there to the start.
Directions
Coming from the A2, take the Wiener Neudorf exit and continue on the B11 to the parking lot directly below the aqueduct.Parking
The large parking lot is free of charge.Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
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Equipment
Running shoes or hiking boots with good tread. A rain jacket, first aid kit, drinks, and a mobile phone should always be with you.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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