Lindkogel-Strecke

©Wienerwald Tourismus GmbH / Markus Frühmann

Difficulty: Difficult
Distance: 29,47 km
Duration: 3:30 h
Ascent: 837 m elevation gain
Descent: 837 m elevation gain

In terms of scenery, the Lindkogel route is highly recommended, as it leads through the Helenental valley and up the Hohe and Sooßer Lindkogel! But the route also has a lot to offer culturally, with the Rauheneck ruins, Cholera Chapel, St. Helena Chapel, Hirschenkreuz and Beethoven Stone on or near the route.

Starting point of the tour: parking space Holzrechenplatz
Tour destination: parking space Holzrechenplatz

Difficulty: Difficult
Distance: 29,47 km
Duration: 3:30 h
Ascent: 837 m elevation gain
Descent: 837 m elevation gain

Fitness level required:
5/6

Lowest point240 m
Highest point834 m

Round tour
With refreshment stops

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Baden - Helenental - Zobelhof - Hoher Lindkogel - Sooßer Lindkogel - Sooß - Baden

Route description The scenery along the Lindkogel route definitely deserves to be recommended. After all, it runs through the Helenental and up to the Hoher Lindkogel and the Sooßer Lindkogel! However, the route has a lot to offer when it comes to culture as well. The Rauheneck castle ruin, the Cholera Chapel, the Chapel of St. Helena, Hirschenkreuz and the Beethoven-Stein are located along or near the route. From the starting point (Holzrechenplatz parking space), you can swing into the Helenental-Radweg and ride through Helenental in order to warm up for the challenging ascent up to the Lindkogel. Proceed along Schwechat on the right side of the stream until you reach the Krainerhütte. Many hikers naturally move through Helenental as well. The route should therefore be traversed in a considerate manner - with each other instead of against each other! The next part of the path runs along the signposted ‘Lindkogelstrecke’ mountain biking route in the direction of Zobelhof. The uphill journey up the Hoher Lindkogel is carried out using both the forest road and the hiking path. At one point, you will also get an opportunity to use the forest road to circumnavigate a firm ascent. Once the peak of the Hoher Lindkogel (834 m) has been reached, the ‘Eisernes Tor’ mountain shelter encourages you to come in and take a break (good cooking!). Pleasant single trails are then used to go down in the direction of Sooß via the Sooßer Lindkogel. Many hikers and walkers are on the move here as well. So please stay on the route, be considerate of the other people looking for rest and relaxation and ensure that your behaviour adheres to the Biker Fairplay code. You then cross through the vineyards of Sooß and Baden until you return to Helenental and the parking space. Please note that this scenically delightful tour has a few ‘stingers’ as well!
Parking Baden, Holzrechen parking space; or the parking space that is directly in front of the first rock tunnel in Helenental
Getting there A2, Baden exit - In the direction of Helenental - To the Holzrechen parking space (at the edge of the city or further directly up to the parking space, left before the 1st rock tunnel
Editor’s tip Excursion: Baden: Hauptplatz, Josefsplatz, Stadpfarrkirche St. Stephan, Jubiläumsstadttheater Baden, Römertherme Baden, Beethoven Haus, Rosarium, Congress Casino Baden, Thermalstrandbad, Helenental/St.HelenaThere are the following places to stop in the vicinity:Landgasthof CholerakapelleKrainerhütteWaldgasthaus AugustinerhütteGasthof Gabriele MartinekHotel Schloss WeikersdorfGasthaus & Reiterhof EdelbacherUpdated on: 13.12.2019

Lindkogel-Strecke

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