Cycling route 5 (Laa/Thaya - Orth/Donau)

Cycling route for excursions from Laa/Thaya to Orth/Donau

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Elevation profile

99,07 km length

Tour dates
  • Difficulty: Difficult
  • Route: 99,07 km
  • Ascent: 349 egm
  • Descent: 386 egm
  • Duration: 6:50 h
  • Lowest point: 148 m
  • Highest point:348 m
Features
  • With refreshment stops
  • Accessibility by train and bus

Details for: Cycling route 5 (Laa/Thaya - Orth/Donau)

Brief description

A beautiful cycling route that crosses the Weinviertel from north to south.

Description

Cycling route 5 starts at the Czech border in the spa town Laa an der Thaya heading south. Past Loosdorf Castle the route continues to Asparn an der Zaya past the MAMUZ castle towards Mistelbach. Via Gaweinstal the route continues to Bad Pirawarth and Großschweinbarth. Landscapewise, the route now leaves the typical vineyard topography and reaches the oil and gas production area around Schönkirchen and Gänserndorf in the southern Weinviertel. Passing the Gänserndorf adventure park, the route enters the Marchfeld towards Leopoldsdorf. From there the route follows the steam wheel path through Breitstetten and connects to the Danube cycle path EV6 in Orth an der Donau.

Starting point of the tour

Laa/Thaya

Destination point of the tour

Orth/Donau

Route description Cycling route 5 (Laa/Thaya - Orth/Donau)

Cycling route 5 runs along typical little-trafficked Weinviertel agricultural paths. It is mostly asphalted and passes the train stations Laa, Mistelbach, and Gänserndorf.

Directions

From Vienna by car take federal road B6 via Ernstbrunn to Laa an der Thaya.

Parking

Train station parking lot Laa/Thaya

Visitor parking lot Nationalpark Orth/Donau

The route passes the train stations Laa/Thaya, Mistelbach, and Gänserndorf

Equipment

The route is suitable for any type of bicycle. From city bikes, to gravel bikes, to mountain bikes. For racing bikes, gravel sections are less suitable.

Author's tip

The route is signposted in both directions, so it can also be traveled from south to north.

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