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Fels am Wagram “Does good!” hiking route 2
Hiking tour Starting from Main square, Fels am Wagram
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- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 6,50 km
- Duration: 1:40 h
- Ascent: 91 m elevation gain
- Descent: 90 m elevation gain
Fels am Wagram is the third largest wine-growing community in Austria with around 800 hectares of vineyards. This is also impressively reflected on a hike through the vineyard meadows and wine cellar lanes. At the highest points of the hiking trails, you are rewarded with a wonderful view over the Tullnerfeld. With three different routes, two of which are easy and one moderately difficult, there is something for every hiker. Discover the diversity of the landscape and be enchanted by the tranquillity and beauty of this region.
- Starting point of the tour
- Main square, Fels am Wagram
- Tour destination
- Main square, Fels am Wagram
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 6,50 km
- Duration: 1:40 h
- Ascent: 91 m elevation gain
- Descent: 90 m elevation gain
- Fitness level required:2/6
- Overall experience:4/6
- Scenery:4/6
- Lowest point202 m
- Highest point292 m
- Round tour
- Nice views
- Accessibility by train and bus
- Suitable for families and children
Description
Fels am Wagram is the third largest wine-growing community in Austria with around 800 hectares of vineyards. This is also impressively reflected on a hike through the vineyard meadows and wine cellar lanes. The landscape is strongly influenced by viticulture and this is a special feature of the region. The mixture of the large flat areas of the Tullnerfeld with the hilly wine landscape of the striking Wagramkante offers every hiker a suitable challenge profile. In between, you can get closer to the topic of wine on the educational wine trail, on a walk with our cellar lane guides or in a local wine tavern. At the highest points of the hiking trails, you are rewarded with a wonderful view over the Tullnerfeld. The Fels lookout point, at the northern end of the Hammergraben, is easy to reach and freely accessible at all times. The view is magnificent far into the Tullnerfeld and to Traismauer.
- safety instructions Emergency rescue: 144, EU emergency call: 112, police emergency: 133, medical on-call service: 141, SMS emergency call for the hearing impaired: 0800 133 133;
- Equipment Rain protection, proper footwear (waterproof, good support, sturdy sole), bring enough drinking water
- Route description Route 2Main square – turn left after the church – follow the path north – continue through the Hammergraben cellar lane – turn left at the intersection – then left again – take the very left cellar lane to Fels – keep right in the Mitterweg cellar lane – turn right at the end of the cellar lane – then left again to Fels – turn left at the Fels town sign – left to the main square
- Parking Park & Ride facility at Fels am Wagram station
- Getting there Coming from Vienna: S 5 towards Krems, exits within the region: Tulln, Königsbrunn, Kirchberg/Wagram, Fels/Wagram and GrafenwörthComing from St. Pölten: S 33 to Krems and then continue via S 5 into the regionComing from Linz: A1 to St. Pölten, S 33 to Krems and then via S 5 into the regionComing from Graz: A2 towards Vienna, then continue via S 5 into the region
- Public transport Accessible by train or bus.www.oebb.at www.vor.at
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