Kahlenbergerdorf route

<p>The challenging Kahlenbergerdorf route offers great sections, inspiring views, numerous opportunities to stop for refreshments, and serves as a feeder and connector for some single and shared trails. After the sweat-inducing ascent to Kahlenberg, the trail leads off into terrain and quiet forest roads. We also use the two Roan trails and the Scheiblingstein trail for a varied ride to Windischhütte. The return to the eponymous Kahlenbergerdorf is then relaxed, also along the Danube.</p><p>Surface: Asphalt 38%, Gravel 42%, Forest/Meadow 20%</p>

<p>A safe and functional mountain bike is a prerequisite for all routes. Helmet and gloves protect in case of falls and can be supplemented with knee and elbow protectors on single/shared trails. A modern mountain bike with disc brakes and sufficient tire tread is recommended. For single and shared trails from the red difficulty level, a full suspension bike with modern geometry is recommended. Tools, tire levers, a pump, and a spare tube help in case of a breakdown. Sufficient food and drink as well as a mobile phone and wind/rain jacket should also be carried.</p>

<p>Before every ride, check the functionality of brakes, tires, and suspension fork/shock absorber. Always ride with hazard awareness and controlled speed, and adapt the route choice to the riding skills of the group and the terrain. The <a href="www.wienerwald.info/mountainbiker-fai... Play</a> rules must be observed at all times. Single/shared trails as well as built trails in trail parks and trail centers often have stones, roots, steep sections, steps, and sharp curves that require a certain riding skill. When in doubt, simply dismount and push the bike.</p>

<p>Either coming from Klosterneuburg along the Danube to Kahlenbergerdorf or naturally from Heiligenstadt/Nußdorf along the Danube to Kahlenbergerdorf</p>

<p>Due to lack of parking spaces, it is best to take the S45 to Heiligenstadt or the S40 to Nussdorf and cycle along the Danube to the starting point.</p>