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Hiking tour Starting from Lindabrunn by the Fountain
The market town of Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn is located on the eastern edge of the Lower Austrian Prealps, where the last hilly foothills descend into the Vienna Basin, on the so-called thermal line. Accordingly, the influence of the Pannonian climate is already strongly noticeable here, which can also be seen in the vegetation, predominantly black pine forests and oak forests, beech forests only on cooler northern slopes, as well as in the many vineyards. For hikers, the municipality offers many possibilities, all of which can be classified as rather leisurely, even on longer routes, as there are only a few meters of altitude to overcome. The highest mountain in the municipality, the Pfarrkogel (470 m), the parade excursion mountain of Berndorf, the Guglzipf (472 m) with an observation tower and huts, as well as the extensive forest landscapes between the municipality and Aigen can be hiked. No visitor should miss out on a walk around the symposium site (dry grassland Natura 2000 area, permanent sculpture exhibition, view). On your return from the hike, you can either stop off at one of the inns or visit one of the rustic wine taverns in Lindabrunn or Enzesfeld. The hikes presented here can also be easily undertaken by public transport (Enzesfeld train station). The best way to get to the starting point in Lindabrunn is via the Frauentalkreuz.
The market town of Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn is located on the eastern edge of the Lower Austrian Prealps, where the last hilly foothills descend into the Vienna Basin, on the so-called thermal line. Accordingly, the influence of the Pannonian climate is already strongly noticeable here, which can also be seen in the vegetation, predominantly black pine forests and oak forests, beech forests only on cooler northern slopes, as well as in the many vineyards. For hikers, the municipality offers many possibilities, all of which can be classified as rather leisurely, even on longer routes, as there are only a few meters of altitude to overcome. The highest mountain in the municipality, the Pfarrkogel (470 m), the parade excursion mountain of Berndorf, the Guglzipf (472 m) with an observation tower and huts, as well as the extensive forest landscapes between the municipality and Aigen can be hiked. No visitor should miss out on a walk around the symposium site (dry grassland Natura 2000 area, permanent sculpture exhibition, view). On your return from the hike, you can either stop off at one of the inns or visit one of the rustic wine taverns in Lindabrunn or Enzesfeld. The hikes presented here can also be easily undertaken by public transport (Enzesfeld train station). The best way to get to the starting point in Lindabrunn is via the Frauentalkreuz.
This trail through the woods to the south and west of Lindabrunn offers a very leisurely circular hike of over 13 km with an elevation gain of just over 200 meters. The few meters in altitude have to be completed right at the beginning, past the sports school and Hubertus Chapel. Then you are on the ridge "Auf dem Hart" and the route is mostly flat on good paths and forest roads through extensive black pine forests, where you can often still see traces of the pecher trade. Once you reach the unwooded plateau around Aigen, the landscape opens up and you have beautiful views of the Schneeberg and Hohe Wand, among others. In Aigen, you can stop off at the Penninger inn, which you pass right by. Afterwards, you have to walk along the country road for a while before descending into the woods again. Past St. Veiter Blinden Kreuz and Lindabrunner Blindenkreuz, a path leads to Golfstraße and along forest roads back to the starting point. Back in Lindabrunn, we recommend a visit to one of the cozy wine taverns where you can end the day.
Standard Hiking Gear
From the parking lot, walk along Hernsteinerstraße past the cemetery and continue straight ahead onto Talleitengasse (toward “Sportschule”). Follow this path; it starts with a short, steep climb, then levels off as it curves sharply to the left, and finally climbs again until you reach the Lindabrunn Sports School. Continue straight ahead uphill on the road past the sports school and parking lot; the road soon turns into a gravel forest road and you’ll reach a crossroads. Here, turn right onto the forest road and head uphill (wooden signpost from the FVV Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Routes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7); the path is steeper at first but soon levels off. At an elevation of 411 m, you’ll reach a clearing with a meadow, a rest area, the Hubertus Chapel, a pond, and the Zwillingsführe natural monument. At the fork in the path before the meadow, continue straight ahead (slightly to the left) and follow the forest road as it climbs uphill until it levels off. Here, at the 454-meter point (450 meters past the chapel), the hiking trail continues straight ahead into the forest toward Henninger (a dirt forest trail), while the forest road branches off to the right. Here, continue straight ahead on this dirt forest trail, which leads gently uphill for 1.7 km through the forest to the Henninger trail junction (Elev. 485 m). Here, trails from four directions converge: from Steinabrückl (231), Piesting (231), Aigen, and Lindabrunn. Here, take the forest road to the right toward Aigen (sign: Aigen 45 min, red trail marker, some signs FVV No. 4) and hike on level ground, continuing straight ahead toward WNW through the pine forests of “Auf dem Hart.” After 1.8 km, you reach the edge of the forest (elevation 496 m); from here, a dirt road continues straight ahead across the open plateau to the “Stadtkreuz” chapel, which you’ll reach after 650 m. Rest area and view of the Hohe Wand, Schneeberg, Rosenkogel, and Lindenberg. Follow the road to the right toward Aigen; after 750 m, you’ll reach the intersection with Lindabrunnerstraße. Here, a little more than halfway through the hike, you can stop for a break at the Penninger Inn.
Then turn onto Lindabrunnerstraße toward Lindabrunn and Enzesfeld, and follow the road for 500 m, following the blue trail markers to the “Hinteraigen” chapel. Continue on the state road (sign: Gr. Jauling, St. Veit, blue), walk along the roadside for 600 m toward the edge of the forest, then along the edge of the forest until, after another 200 m, the trail branches off to the left into the forest (blue markings). This path leads slightly downhill, past the “St. Veiter Blinden Kreuz,” narrowing as it goes until it reaches a forest road. Cross this road and follow the forest path (blue) downhill until you reach the turnoff to the “Lindabrunner Blinden Kreuz.” Several forest trails and roads converge here; leave the blue trail (which continues toward the “Saurer Kreuz”) and keep right onto a forest road, following the wooden sign for the “Lindabrunner Blindenkreuz.” After 500 m on the flat forest road, you’ll reach the “Lindabrunner Blindenkreuz” at the edge of the state highway. Here, keep to the left (east) along the edge of the road and follow the road for 500 m. (Note: The trail marked on the ÖK map, which turns left into the forest after just 250 m, is completely overgrown and almost impassable.) This brings you to a forest clearing that leads left into the woods (sign: “Bahnhof Hirtenberg, Abzweigung Lindabrunn,” marked in red). After 200 m, you’ll rejoin the original path, which you’ll now follow downhill to the right, initially through a small ravine (red). Passing a meadow, all the way downhill, you’ll reach Golfstraße. Follow this road to the right (sign: Hirtenberg, Enzesfeld (red then yellow)) for 250 m until you reach a forest road crossing. Turn right here and follow the unmarked forest road for 500 m. At a trail junction (at the edge of the recreation center grounds, wooden fence), you’ll come across the yellow trail marker; follow it to the right downhill along the forest road. Here, at the bottom of the valley, you’ll reach an asphalt road (near stone sculptures and a small water basin); follow it to the left, heading out of the valley. This will take you to the first houses; follow the quarry road to the intersection with Hernsteinerstraße. Turn left down a narrow alley (Steinkamperl) and follow Lindengasse to the right back to the starting point.
Parking across from Cafe Zentral (Hernsteinerstr. 109) or by the fountain
Parking Note: Please follow local parking regulations and check for any parking fees or time restrictions. We recommend checking the parking situation in advance to ensure a stress-free arrival.
Take the A2 South Highway, exit at Leobersdorf, head toward Enzesfeld, turn right onto Fabrikstraße, turn left over the railroad crossing, and follow Wiener Neustädterstraße. After 800 m, turn right onto Hernsteinerstraße and continue through Lindabrunn until just before the fountain.
Travel Advice: Please check the route to the meeting point in advance and allow plenty of time. Be aware of possible traffic delays, construction zones, or public transportation disruptions.
Vienna Woods Tourism
3002 Purkersdorf, Hauptplatz 11
Tel. 02231/621 76
Fax 02231/655 10
Leader Region Triestingtal
2560 Berndorf, Leobersdorfer Straße 42
Phone/Fax 02672-87001
office@triestingtal.at
Market Town of Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hauptstraße 12
Phone: 02256-81251
amtsleiter@enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Gasthaus Linsbichler
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Schlossstraße 5
Tel. 02256-82280
Conny’s Cafe am Platzl,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Schimmelgasse 2
Phone/Fax: 02256-824756
Roman Lubich Café and Pastry Shop,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Wr. Neustädter-Str. 2
Phone: 02256-81235
Robert Sunk Deli and Butcher Shop,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Siedlungsstraße 1
Phone: 02256-81174
Glantschnig Inn,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteiner Str. 102
Phone: 02256-81252
(aut)back Snack Bar & Pub,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Industriegasse 2
Phone: 0676-3366493
ZENTRAL, Café, Bakery, Tobacco Shop, and Local Grocery Store,
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteiner Straße 109
Phone: 0699-17702969
Fürst Family Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Lindengasse 10
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Mayer Karl Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Schlossstraße 12,
Tel: 02256-81238
info@weingut-mayer.at http://www.weingut-mayer.at/
www.weingut-mayer.at
Rappold Pichler Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteinerstr. 97
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Schwarz Family Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Lindengasse 6
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Urbanhof Stockreiter Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteinerstr. 99
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Christine Wöhrer Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteinerstr. 59
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Wöhrer Family Wine Tavern
2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, Hernsteinerstr. 91
Opening hours: www.enzesfeld-lindabrunn.at
Penninger Inn
2560 Aigen, Hernsteinerstr. 1
Closed: Monday
Phone: 02633-47450
Letzte Änderung: 6 Aug 2026