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MTB rather easier route

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Water is still flowing here, so you can definitely fill up a bottle. It's just a very gentle stream.

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Beautiful route along the Wienerwaldsee. In some places you have a good view of the lake.

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Wilhelm Kress (1836–1913) himself was an Austrian aviation pioneer and designer born in St. Petersburg. The trained piano maker constructed the Kress hang glider in 1901 - a seaplane that unfortunately never took off from the ground. 2 years before the Wright brothers. The reason for this was the engine built in Stuttgart. Kress expected a take-off weight of 600 kg with an engine output of at least 35 hp. The engine delivered weighed an impressive 380 kg instead of 200 kg and produced only 30 hp instead of 35 hp. Due to the excessive weight of 850 kg, the aircraft was further reinforced. The Wienerwaldsee was subsequently too small. The aircraft recovered after the crash can now be admired in the Vienna Arsenal. After his death, Wilhelm Kress was given an honorary grave at the Vienna Central Cemetery (Group 0, Row 1, Number 65) designed by sculptor Andreas Kögler (1878–1956). The monument, created by sculptor Rudolf von Weigl, was unveiled on October 5, 1913 – about half a year after Wilhelm Kress’ death. Unfortunately, the monument was destroyed at the end of the Second World War, but was restored in 1954. As part of the 100th anniversary of the municipality of Tullnerbach and its elevation to market town status, the monument was re-erected at its current location in 1973.

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The Tabor is a dwarf mountain near Wolfsgraben Howdy, I visited this mountain as part of my dwarf mountain tour series: My goal is to climb every mountain in the Vienna Woods -> https://www.komoot.de/collection/2517195/-zwergbergtouren-im-wienerwald

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Nice walk, but 3/4 of the way is next to the expressway; Views are still very nice

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Empress Elisabeth is said to have drunk this water during a trip to the Vienna Woods. According to tradition, she wanted this water to be used to make her coffee. The emperor named this source the origin of the Vienna River and the source was appropriately named "Kaiserbründl". Unfortunately, water no longer flows here, it just drips very slightly.

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Nice route for the CX / Gravel bike. Ominous depiction of Jesus included.

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Nice little bridge on the rustic stream and a well-known invitation to pray at the Materl

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This would be a rest stop

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Wienerwaldsee dam, in Lower Austria, 289 m (dam), 1.4 km long and 0.8 km wide; Vienna reservoir on the Westautobahn, between Pressbaum and Untertullnerbach; Another tributary is the Wolfsgrabenbach. To the northeast of the lake is the Wientalwasserwerk, which feeds the Wientalwasserleitung. The Wienerwaldsee dam is an interesting structure that creates an artificial lake in the Vienna Woods. The lake serves as flood protection for the Vienna River, which flows into the Mulde here. The lake is also a water conservation area that provides a habitat for many rare animals. It's good that swimming and ice skating are prohibited in the lake, but that's logical in a water protection area. But you can go around it by bike or on foot and enjoy the beautiful landscape (sunset!). On the northern bank there is a monument to Wilhelm Kress, a pioneer of aircraft technology who crashed his seaplane here in 1901.

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Unfortunately, the Kaiserbründl only dribbles - if at all. It is not possible to fill up the water supply here.

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Wilhelm Kress was an Austrian aviation pioneer and designer who was born in Saint Petersburg in 1836 and died in Vienna in 1913. He developed the first modern hang glider model in 1877 and built a motorized aircraft on Lake Vienna in 1901, but it capsized during test runs and never took off. He also invented the control stick for combined control of aircraft in 1900. He is considered one of the pioneers of aviation and influenced other aviation pioneers such as Hiram Stevens Maxim and Otto Lilienthal.

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Alpacas are wonderful animals that originally come from South America and belong to the camelids. They have a soft and warm fleece that can be made into various products. They are also very friendly and calm, which makes them ideal companions for hikes. If you want to experience alpacas in the Wienerwaldsee, I have some suggestions for you: You can visit the Alpakahof-Wolfsgraben, which is located in the middle of the Wienerwald and houses a herd of mares, foals and stallions. There you can book a farm tour where you will learn everything about the animals, their keeping, breeding and how to deal with them. You can also take a photo with the alpacas and browse the farm shop. The tour costs 15 euros per person and lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours. You can also go on a llama and alpaca hike in Elsbach / Wienerwald with forest air. You can explore the beautiful landscape of Elsbach and the surrounding area with an alpaca or llama on a leash. The hike also includes an introduction to the animals and a visit to the farm shop. The hike costs 28 euros per person and takes about 1.5 hours. If you would rather own an alpaca yourself, you can contact the Alpakahof-Wolfsgraben, which also sells breeding animals. There you will receive professional advice and support on all aspects of alpaca breeding.

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The Wienerwaldsee dam is an interesting structure that creates an artificial lake in the Vienna Woods. The lake serves as flood protection for the Vienna River, which flows into the Mulde here. The lake is also a water conservation area that provides a habitat for many rare animals. Unfortunately, swimming and ice skating in the lake are prohibited, but you can cycle or walk around it and enjoy the beautiful scenery. On the northern bank there is a monument to Wilhelm Kress, a pioneer of aircraft technology who crashed his seaplane here in 1901.

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The Wienerwaldsee dam is a structure that creates a shallow reservoir in the Vienna Woods. The lake is located 20 km west of Vienna and serves as a flood retention basin for the Vienna River and the Wolfsgrabenbach. The lake was built between 1895 and 1897 and was previously a useful and drinking water reservoir for the Wiental water pipeline. Today the lake is a water protection area and a popular destination for cyclists and walkers. On the northern bank there is a monument to Wilhelm Kress, who had an accident with his seaplane here in 1901.

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A hill next to the Wolfsgraben with a wayside cross

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Wilhelm Kress (also Wilhelm Kress) (born July 29, 1836 in Saint Petersburg, † February 24, 1913 in Vienna) was an Austrian aviation pioneer and designer. In 1901 he built a motor plane on the Wienerwaldsee west of Vienna, but the seaplane capsized during test runs without ever having taken off

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The source was unfortunately dry, no idea if and when water flows there

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Nice backdrop. Unfortunately you can't/can't swim? Or have I overlooked anything?

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