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WEINWEG Langenlois
Hiking tour Starting from Langenlois, Ursin Haus or LOISIUM Weinwelt
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 5,69 km
- Duration: 1:30 h
- Ascent: 132 m elevation gain
- Descent: 132 m elevation gain
The WEINWEG Langenlois leads through the well-known Langenlois vineyards Dechant, Käferberg, Steinhaus and Schenkenbichl and invites you on a journey of discovery through the exciting and challenging "workplace vineyard".
- Starting point of the tour
- Langenlois, Ursin Haus or LOISIUM Weinwelt
- Tour destination
- Langenlois, Ursin Haus or LOISIUM Weinwelt
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 5,69 km
- Duration: 1:30 h
- Ascent: 132 m elevation gain
- Descent: 132 m elevation gain
- Fitness level required:2/6
- Overall experience:6/6
- Scenery:6/6
- Lowest point218 m
- Highest point347 m
- Round tour
- Nice views
- With refreshment stops
- Suitable for families and children
Description
A walk along the WEINWEG Langenlois allows visitors to immerse themselves in the everyday life and thoughts of the winegrowers and realize what the work, joys and worries of a winegrower's life are all about. Visitors get to know the Kamp Valley ("Kamptal" in German) wine-growing region, the Langenlois winegrowers and wines and learn all kinds of interesting facts about the cultivation of the vines.
The viticultural themes are supported by some spectacular objects and sculptures: for example, a meter-long earthworm bores its way through the vineyard and accompanies the theme of soil cultivation, a giant sectarian vibrating platform becomes a viewing platform, a swing invites visitors to observe the weather and much more.
- Equipment Sturdy shoes recommended.
- Route description From Ursin Haus in the center of Langenlois, follow the signs at Kornplatz into Walterstraße. Turn right at the Bründlmayer Heurigerhof and follow the footpath to the LOISIUM WeinWelt. From there, continue on Loisium Allee, at the end of which you enter the vineyard through the "Weintor". Now you walk directly through the rows of vines. At the end of the vineyard, turn left and walk along the paved road until you reach the intersection with Taglergraben. From here, you go uphill past the "Riesenrebschere" and "Kreuzungslabor" until you reach the "Riedenportrait", an oversized picture frame that offers unusual views of the opposite top locations such as the well-known Heiligenstein. From here, follow the paved road for another 200 m and then turn right onto the gravel road. The path now turns left twice until you reach the highest point of the hike on Käferberg. At the sculpture "ohne Titel 2005" by Heimo Zobernig, an impressive iron sphere object seven meters high, resembling a bunch of grapes, turn right. Follow the path along the stone wall to the paved Schilterner Straße. Turn left there and immediately right again. Now you pass the "Riesensektrüttelpult" until you reach the first vineyard hut with a wine safe. Below the hut, the path again leads directly through the vineyard to the second hut. After a short steep section downhill, turn right. At the end of the gravel path, turn right. Go down the "Schenkenbichl" – past the "Wetterschaukel", "Riesenregenwurm" and a stone vineyard hut – enjoy the view once more on a platform and finally turn left onto Zwettler Straße. Along the Loisbach, you reach Kornplatz, only a few minutes from the starting point.
- Parking Parking lot P1 center in Walterstraße or parking lot P2 center in Kamptalstraße
- Getting there From Vienna: Donauuferautobahn A22 towards Stockerau, continue on S5 towards Krems until exit Fels am Wagram and then on B34 to Langenlois.From the west: Westautobahn A1 towards Vienna to St. Pölten, continue on S33 and B37 to Krems and then on B218 to Langenlois.Starting points:Ursin Haus; 3550 Langenlois, Kamptalstraße 3 LOISIUM WeinErlebnisWelt; 3550 Langenlois, Loisium Allee 1
- Public transport Regular regional train connections between Langenlois and Hadersdorf (connection to Vienna), Krems as well as the Kamptal (fahrplan.oebb.at).
- Editor’s tip A special extra for wine hikers are the so-called "wine safes". In three vineyard huts along the route, well-chilled wines are available for tasting. The rental key to open the "wine safes" as well as tasting sets – practical shoulder bags with Riedel glass and WEINWEG book – are available at Ursin Haus (for a fee, by reservation only).
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Ursin Haus Vinothek & Tourism Service GmbH
3550 Langenlois, Kamptalstraße 3
(T) 02734 2000-0
info@ursinhaus.at
www.langenlois.at/weinweg
Letzte Änderung: 16 Mar 2026