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Traisental Vineyards Cycle Path – a path of delights

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Traisental Vineyards Cycle Path – a path of delights

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4.6

(90)

244

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Traisental Vineyards Cycle Path – a path of delights

02:01

33.8km

200m

Cycling

On the approximately 35-kilometer-long vineyard cycle path, you'll get to know the Mostviertel wine-growing region. The "Path of Delights" leads past vineyards and orchards, where you'll visit small wine-growing villages and enjoy views of the Traisental wine country and the Tullnerfeld.

Last updated: August 20, 2025

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3.75 km

Walpersdorf Castle

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The Renaissance castle is both a popular venue for celebrations and weddings and an excellent place to take a break, as the Blauenstein castle kitchen offers excellent dining.

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5.65 km

Cycle path through the vineyards

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From the cycle path you have a great view of the Traisental and the vineyards!

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10.4 km

Prehistoric Museum Schloss Nußdorf ob der Traisen

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At the Nussdorf-Traisental Prehistoric Museum, you can discover impressive archaeological finds from April to October, dating back 30,000 years to the time of the mammoth hunters. The Bronze Age finds …

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23.1 km

Bathing lake Traismauer

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Crystal-clear swimming lake. Truly fantastic! So don't forget to pack your swimsuit. 😉

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27.9 km

Traisental cycle path between Traismauer and St. Pölten

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The Traisen Valley Cycle Path runs from the Danube near Traismauer to Mariazell. The section between Traismauer and St. Pölten is just over 20 kilometers long and is considered a …

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33.8 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

18.2 km

7.68 km

3.77 km

3.70 km

223 m

168 m

Surfaces

26.0 km

7.30 km

186 m

163 m

132 m

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Highest point (280 m)

Lowest point (190 m)

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MostviertelJune 14, 2024

On the approximately 35-kilometer-long vineyard cycle path, you'll get to know the Mostviertel wine-growing region. The "Path of Delights" leads past vineyards and orchards, where you'll visit small wine-growing villages and enjoy views of the Traisental wine country and the Tullnerfeld.
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