Sulzer Höhe Pass – View of the Vienna Woods loop from Tullnerbach-Pressbaum

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Sulzer Höhe Pass – View of the Vienna Woods loop from Tullnerbach-Pressbaum

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Sulzer Höhe Pass – View of the Vienna Woods loop from Tullnerbach-Pressbaum

02:40

40.6km

510m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 32.7 km for 283 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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7.63 km

Kleiner Semmering

Mountain Pass

10.1 km

Hochroterd Transmitter

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Do Not Enter

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14.1 km

The Sulzerhöhe is a pass popular with road cyclists on the road between Vienna Liesing and Sulz in the Vienna Woods. From Vienna it's a constant, slightly uphill stretch for ten kilometers. Traffic is usually limited.

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14.5 km

View of the Vienna Woods

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You can stop here in a hairpin and take a look down

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21.7 km

Abandoned Lafarge Cement Factory (Bierhäuselberg)

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The abandoned cement plant in Vienna is an impressive industrial monument that lends your tour a touch of lost-place atmosphere. Among old silos and walls, you can feel the plant's history, while all around, nature and vegetation are slowly reclaiming the site. Please stay on the designated paths and within easy walking distance – this way you can enjoy the unique atmosphere safely and without worry.

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24.7 km

Rodaun Hill Church

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Church front, main entrance
The building, a pure baroque church, stands on an artificial plateau about twelve meters high on mighty pillars. Eleonore von Sauberskirchen, widowed Rödderstahl and owner of the Rodaun estate, had the church built between 1739 and 1745. The Viennese master builder Johann Enzenhofer (1687 to 1755) drafted the plans and carried out the construction. In the 14th century there was a castle chapel in the same place. The mountain church belongs to the Catholic parish of Rodaun and is a popular wedding church.

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25.4 km

Promenade Trail along the Reiche Liesing

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The promenade path is part of the Vienna city hiking trail 6, which leads from Rodaun via the Zugberg and the Maurer Wald to St. Georgenberg and Kalksburg.
The promenade path offers beautiful views of the landscape and the Liesingbach, which forms the border between Lower Austria and Vienna. There are also some sights along the way, such as the Wotruba Church, the Star Garden, the Poplar Pond and the historic Mizzi Langer Wand.
The promenade path is suitable for both hikers and cyclists who want to enjoy a varied tour on the edge of the Vienna Woods. There are several ways to reach the Promenadenweg, e.g. with tram line 60 to the terminus Ketzergasse or with bus 250 or 253 to the Kalksburger Kirchenplatz station.

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26.7 km

Bridge Over the Liesingbach

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There are several bridges over the Liesingbach that connect different means of transport and districts. One of them is the bridge for tram line 60 on Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Straße in the Rodaun district in Vienna's 23rd district of Liesing. This bridge has the object number 531503 (Wiener Linien) and is located next to the Rodaun Bridge, which is intended for car traffic. Another bridge over the Liesingbach is the iron bridge near Kalksburg, which was formerly used by the local railway Vienna-Baden. This bridge collapsed during a flood in 1951 and was never rebuilt. If you want to do a bike tour along the Liesingbach, you can take a look at this route, which also leads over some bridges. I wish you a nice trip! 😊

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32.7 km