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Manhartsbrunn-Runde - Graveling around Vienna
04:26
60.6km
380m
Gravel riding
The Weinviertel in the north of Vienna is always worth a trip and offers you an incredible number of opportunities for relaxed gravel tours. You will find roads with little traffic, many gravel and forest paths and also one or the other trail. On this round you will get a…
Last updated: July 5, 2024
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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10.9 km
Kellergasse Langenzersdorf
Highlight • Historical Site
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28.4 km
Brennhaide Singletrail
Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park
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37.5 km
Cycle path away from traffic
Highlight • Cycleway
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41.8 km
Hubertus Chapel
Highlight • Religious Site
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44.6 km
View of Vienna from Schießstätte
Highlight • Viewpoint
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52.3 km
Marchfeld Canal
Highlight • River
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60.6 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
20.5 km
18.4 km
11.5 km
7.24 km
2.40 km
621 m
Surfaces
31.9 km
17.5 km
4.62 km
3.12 km
2.68 km
853 m
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Elevation
Highest point (310 m)
Lowest point (160 m)
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Wednesday 27 May
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Trail Reviews
Varied tour with diverse passages of gravel, forest and open country paths as well as sections through the vineyards. Some sections are difficult to drive on wet ground, it takes some driving skills and experience. Beautiful views of the Vienna Woods and Vienna, the Bisamberg and Burg Kreuzenstein open up again and again. The route is low-traffic, very few sections are on busy roads.
Of course! This is the first, joining the sports is the second! Japan in third place...
I had to take advantage of the nice weather. So I chose the Graverunde to Manhartsbrunn on Komoot. It was a very pleasant ride, with three easy climbs and a few technically easy trails. I took a nice break at the slope flying area in Stetten, where I could enjoy the panoramic view. It was a beautiful loop.