The best MTB trails around Großebersdorf

The Marchfeldkanal-Radweg is a flat and scenic route, approximately 60 to 65 km long, leading from Langenzersdorf or Vienna-Floridsdorf across the Marchfeld to Schloss Hof.

A welcome rest stop at the beginning of the Marchfeld Canal.

The Marchfeld Canal Cycle Path is a well-developed and popular cycling route in eastern Vienna and the adjacent Lower Austria. It runs largely directly alongside the canal and offers a consistently flat route, making it particularly suitable for everyday cyclists, families, and leisure tours. The car-free route along the canal ensures a quiet and low-traffic environment. It is bordered by green spaces, waterways, and agricultural landscapes, making it a pleasant option even on warm days. The Marchfeld Canal is an artificial waterway constructed in the 1980s and 1990s. Its primary purpose is to irrigate the intensively farmed Marchfeld region, replenish groundwater, and provide flood protection. In addition, the canal improves the local climate and creates valuable habitats for plants and animals.

The train hasn't run here for a long time, but signs remind us of the past. It's a nice place to rest, and the bike path runs right past.

The Marchfeld Canal leads through the Marchfeld region, the "vegetable garden of Austria" (as the sign says), to Schloss Hof, 62.5 km away. The partially gravelled paths offer a leisurely ride without any major inclines. The Marchfeld Canal is used for irrigation, and cycling along it, you can clearly see the effort that goes into making sure the lettuce or asparagus turns out the way it should... The information boards, which are placed repeatedly along the route, provide interesting information about the region. Approximately halfway along the cycle path, there is also a dedicated information center where you can get maps, etc.

The Marchfeld Canal leads through the Marchfeld region, the "vegetable garden of Austria" (as the sign says), to Schloss Hof, 62.5 km away. The partially gravelled paths offer a leisurely ride without any major inclines. The Marchfeld Canal is used for irrigation, and cycling along it, you can clearly see the effort that goes into making sure the lettuce or asparagus turns out the way it should... The information boards, which are placed repeatedly along the route, provide interesting information about the region. Approximately halfway along the cycle path, there is also a dedicated information center where you can get maps, etc.

You can take a short ride here on a gravel bike or mountain bike. It's quite fun.

The Marchfeld Canal is an artificially constructed and near-natural channel in Lower Austria and Vienna and floods the Rußbach with water from the Danube. The 18-kilometer-long canal was put into operation in 1992 and is, among other things, an important water supplier for the vegetable farmers of the Marchfeld and a local recreation area.