Hiking tour Starting from In front of the Bad Vöslau Thermal Baths
Beautiful loop along the edge of the forest towards Sooß, through the vineyards and on the water pipe path back to Bad Vöslau
Beautiful loop along the edge of the forest towards Sooß, through the vineyards and on the water pipe path back to Bad Vöslau
On this tour, you explore the wine landscape of Sooß and Bad Vöslau at the foot of the Harzberg. The way back leads along the 1st Vienna Water Pipeline Wall Trail, which offers a beautiful view of the towns.
The Sooß wine-growing region is located in southern Lower Austria and covers an area of around 200 hectares. The region is known for its red wines, especially Zweigelt and Blaufränkisch.
Bad Vöslau is another wine-growing region in Lower Austria, covering an area of around 500 hectares. The region is known for growing white wines such as Chardonnay and Grüne Veltliner.
Both wine-growing areas are part of the larger Thermenregion wine-growing region, which stretches south of Vienna and is known for its high-quality wines. The winegrowers in Sooß and Bad Vöslau place great emphasis on traditional farming methods and environmentally friendly practices to produce wines that are both delicious and sustainable.
It is important to consider your own physical condition when choosing a tour. You should check the weather forecast before starting the tour, as the weather can change quickly in mountainous regions. Your gear should be adjusted accordingly. It’s also a good idea to check in advance whether the restaurants and cafes along the route are open.
comfortable and well-fitting hiking boots, a weatherproof backpack, navigation equipment, a first-aid kit, water, and snacks
Every year during the first two weekends in September, the " Genussmeile" takes place along the 1st Vienna Aqueduct Hiking Trail —hiking, tasting, and enjoying. It’s well worth a visit, and admission is free!
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Hautplatz 11, 3002 Purkersdorf
Tel.: 0221/62176
Email: office@wienerwald.info
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Letzte Änderung: 3 Aug 2026