Biedermeier Experience Path Muggendorf

Hiking route from Municipal office Pernitz

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Elevation profile

13,01 km length

Tour dates
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • Route: 13,01 km
  • Ascent: 576 egm
  • Descent: 576 egm
  • Duration: 4:20 h
  • Lowest point: 427 m
  • Highest point:650 m
Features
  • Round tour
  • Suitable for families and children

Details for: Biedermeier Experience Path Muggendorf

Brief description

The Biedermeier Experience Path shows the special features of the Biedermeier era in 14 interestingly designed stations.

Description

Nature experience and cultural history are uniquely combined here and also prepared excitingly for the little ones at special children’s stations. The path leads on trails and boardwalks through varied, bright mixed forests.

Starting point of the tour

Municipal office Pernitz

Destination point of the tour

Municipal office Pernitz

Route description Biedermeier Experience Path Muggendorf

We start from the municipal office in Pernitz, reach a hiking trail via Fuchsriegelweg which leads us to Muggendorf in the municipality of Gutenstein. After walking a short stretch uphill on the road, we continue on the path to Karnerwirt. Passing Karnerwirt, we come to Riegelhof where we turn left onto the path. The path leads us further over Kasperhof, Seegraben, and Eichberggraben, where we then turn left. Passing Raimundvilla, we walk through the Raimundviertel and back to the starting point in Pernitz.

Directions

Coming from Vienna or Graz via the A2, leave the motorway at the Wöllersdorf exit and follow the signs on the B21 to Pernitz.

Parking

Parking is available at the municipal office Pernitz.

Travel by train or bus via Wiener Neustadt to the Pernitz-Muggendorf station.

Further information can be found at www.oebb.at and www.vor.at

Equipment

Wear sturdy shoes suitable for the route, bring sun and rain protection as well as water and a small snack. Take your mobile phone with you and save the mountain rescue emergency number: 140

Safety information

Your hikes in the Vienna Alps should be a completely beautiful and safe experience. Please therefore note the following:

Preparation

Make sure when choosing the route that it matches your experience and condition. Inform yourself in advance about the weather report. The weather can change surprisingly quickly in the mountains. Always start out equipped accordingly (e.g. rain protection).

Check whether the huts and snack stations you want to visit on the way are open. Inform someone about the choice of route and your planned return before you set out.

Map recommendations

freytag&berndt WK012

Author's tip

The themed path is freely accessible at any time.

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