G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald. The hiking trail - Stage 2

Hiking route from Bus stop Alland Hauptplatz (center) to Bus stop Baden bei Wien Strandbad

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Elevation profile

21,78 km length

Tour dates
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • Route: 21,78 km
  • Ascent: 566 egm
  • Descent: 655 egm
  • Duration: 7:30 h
  • Lowest point: 237 m
  • Highest point:451 m
Features
  • Stage tour
  • Nice views
  • With refreshment stops
  • Accessibility by train and bus

Details for: G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald. The hiking trail - Stage 2

Brief description

The second stage of the G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald hiking trail leads us away from Alland. On this route, we walk back to Baden via Heiligenkreuz.

Description

Tip/Fun Fact: Along this hike, two historically and culturally significant excursion destinations offer themselves for a detour: the Carmel Mayerling and the Lower Austria top excursion destination Stift Heiligenkreuz

The total 39 km circular hike "G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald. The hiking trail" tells, in two scenically varied stages, about the cultural and historical importance of this special region in the midst of the Biosphere Park Wienerwald.
The start of the 1st stage is in Baden and leads along the often-sung romantic "path in the Helenental" along the Schwechat to Alland, where the 2nd stage leads back to Baden via Heiligenkreuz and Siegenfeld.
Excursion destinations such as those in the imperial city of Baden, Stift Heiligenkreuz or the Carmel Mayerling are only a few of the many highlights, described at a total of 35 stations through interesting anecdotes by the author Gabriele Hasmann.
Enjoyers will definitely get their money's worth on this hike; not only do numerous idyllic places entice, but also several traditional hosts invite you to linger and enjoy culinary delights.

Attention children! Families can look forward to three very special "sniffer rounds" along the circular hike. These shorter routes adapted for children, each starting from Baden, Heiligenkreuz, and Alland, delight playfully with exciting discoveries around the "G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald".

For more information about the hiking trail, visit the G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald homepage.

Starting point of the tour

Bus stop Alland Hauptplatz (center)

Destination point of the tour

Bus stop Baden bei Wien Strandbad

Route description G´schichten aus dem Wienerwald. The hiking trail - Stage 2

We march back again directly next to the Schwechat downstream to Mayerling. Passing the fateful castle, we walk from here on the long-distance hiking trail (Via Sacra, 01, 06) to Heiligenkreuz. Continuing east, past the Cistercian monastery, and leaving the long-distance trail at the edge of the town. Now we turn right onto the Siegenfeldweg, follow the yellow marking to the White Cross and then come to Rosental and down into the Helenental via the Schwarzberg (blue). Upon reaching the federal road B210, we only walk a short section back up the country road, but immediately turn right next to the Purbach and continue to follow the yellow marking. About 350 m after the Jugendbrunnen, we turn left towards the Theresienwarte (magnificent view). Then we go down to the Rudolfshof and back to the starting point via hiking trail 40.

Parking

Parking in Baden: Strandbad parking lot, Helenenstraße parking lot, Doblhofgasse parking lot
Parking in Alland: Hauptstraße 51 parking lot, Hauptplatz parking lot, Kirchengasse parking lot

Please make sure to park only where it is publicly allowed!!

Starting point: By bus to the stop "Alland Hauptplatz (center)"
End point: By bus to the stop "Baden bei Wien Strandbad"

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Equipment

Sturdy footwear, water, rain protection

Safety information

Despite careful research, unexpected short-, medium- or even long-term closures (e.g., due to forestry restricted areas by landowners) may occur on the routes. Parking spaces recommended by us may partly be private or fee-based – please pay attention to on-site signage. Some paths may partially or entirely lead through fee-based establishments/areas (e.g., nature parks or gorges). However, this is usually explicitly pointed out in the description. All information is provided without guarantee, and using the paths is at your own risk. Any path closures as well as notices from hunting and landowners must be observed.

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