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Vienna Woods

Helenental Cycle Path – Heiligenkreuz Abbey loop from Mödling

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Austria
Lower Austria
Vienna Woods

Helenental Cycle Path – Heiligenkreuz Abbey loop from Mödling

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Helenental Cycle Path – Heiligenkreuz Abbey loop from Mödling

03:29

50.4km

520m

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: May 6, 2026

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Biosphärenpark Wienerwald Kernzone Helenental

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Start point

Train Station

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6.52 km

Former Georg Winiwarter Tin and Lead Factory

Highlight • Monument

For decades, the former Georg Winiwarter tin and lead factory, located directly on the thermal spa cycle path in Gumpoldskirchen, was a classic lost place. The industrial ruins, whose outlines were reflected in the Wiener Neustadt Canal, are a popular photo subject.

On the history of the old tin and lead factory
The factory was built by Georg Ritter von Winiwarter, born in 1822 in Ukraine (Lviv). He was an engineer and industrialist.
In 1851, he founded the Georg Winiwarter tin and lead factory in Gumpoldskirchen with his brother Joseph Max and the chemist H. R. Gersheim. The factory was intended to produce percussion fuses and galvanized sheet iron based on a patent by Gersheim. Lead products were also manufactured from 1857 onwards. From 1865 onwards, after the departure of his co-founders, he ran the company alone. He produced corrugated iron, boiler systems, and stoves. As early as 1858, he recruited Johann Baptist Ulrich from a German wire drawing company, who gradually took over management over the years, especially when Winiwarter had to retire for health reasons. At the 1862 World Exhibition in London, the factory equipped a fireproof and burglar-proof office (Comptoir) made of galvanized sheet iron. In 1890, Winiwarter finally sold the company entirely to Ulrich.


The factory was apparently shut down in 1976. However, contemporary witnesses report school trips in the 1990s when blast furnaces were still being worked on there.

Source: meinbezirk.at/baden/c-wirtschaft/neue-nutzung-fuer-industrieruine-am-thermenradweg_a5310115

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16.2 km

Vienna Water Pipeline Viaduct

Highlight • Monument

How true ! After the construction of the first Viennese high spring water pipeline (built 1869-1873), when we reached for the tap, it occurred to us that our ancestors once had to make the arduous journey with the bucket into the courtyard in order to draw water from the well in all weathers , the quality of which was often harmful to health.
Let's enjoy the best water in the world; this wealth cannot be weighed in gold!👍👍👍

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18.0 km

particularly impressive from september and october, the colors of the autumn vienna forest are reflected particularly beautifully at this point. Don't forget the photo camera.

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18.3 km

Helenental Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Good cycle path through the idyllic Helenental. The nature is simply amazing!

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18.3 km

The Helenental is not only a much-sung valley, but also a wooded and shady valley through which the Schwechat river flows. Good opportunities to cool off on hot days!

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18.7 km

Schwechat Riverside Trail in Helenental

Highlight (Segment) • River

Here is this calm in the force, here you can find a few minutes for yourself - mostly. ;-)

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27.5 km

Heiligenkreuz Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

The monastery is administered / led by the Cistercians and is one of the most beautiful pens in Austria. It is worth seeing because of its layout and construction. The monks became famous beyond our country through their “Chant Music CD”. The monastery is open all year round. Entry is free with the NÖ-Card, the normal price is 9 euros.

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48.4 km

Mödling Spa Park

Highlight • Natural

The Kurpark is a park in Mödling (Schöffelstadt).
With an area of 0.6 ha, it is the 5th largest park in the city and invites you to walk and linger.
With inviting green areas and seating, the spa park offers numerous opportunities for relaxation.
The Kurpark is one of the smaller parks in the area.
Larger parks nearby that offer more diverse recreational opportunities are the Laxenburger Schlosspark Laxenburg 7.1 km away, the Draschepark Wien 8.9 km away and the Schlosspark Schönbrunn Wien 11.1 km away.
Other parks and green spaces nearby are:
Anniversary Park in Mödling (0.3 km away)
Museum Park in Modling (0.8 km away)
Schwarzrock Park in Modling (0.7 mi/1.1 km away)

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50.4 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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21.9 km

16.1 km

7.66 km

2.40 km

2.23 km

114 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

33.4 km

8.58 km

3.99 km

3.56 km

664 m

233 m

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