Description
The hike from Lengenfeld to Stratzing is full of variety. Even at the starting point in the center of Lengenfeld, cultural and historical facets become apparent: The Biri gate from the 15th century, Lengenfeld Castle from the 16th century and the magnificent parish church with Gothic elements. The route then continues past the natural wine cellar lanes of Sand, Kremsfeld, Satzen and Loiserweg to Stratzing's cellar lane. The route ends in the center of Stratzing, where wine taverns invite you to end the hike on a leisurely note. However, the tour does not have to end here! For all hiking enthusiasts, there are also local routes that can be added to the stage. An extension of the tour is particularly worthwhile for the Ice Age Trail - interesting facts about past times and cultures included!
Starting point of the tour
Lengenfeld, fire station
Destination point of the tour
Stratzing, municipal office
Route description Long-distance trail Kremstal-Donau 10: Lengenfeld - Stratzing
We have a short stage ahead of us here. Starting from the village center, we cross the Lengenfeld Brook and go up to the parish church of St. Pankratius (originally a Romanesque fortified church) and further to Kremser Street. We stay on this for 100 m heading south and then turn onto Blauenstein Street. After about 150 m, we turn left onto Weidengasse, going through the new residential area uphill. At the top, at the wayside shrine, we cross the state road towards Kittmannsberg. From here on, we constantly hike through vineyards and the vineyard sites Sand, Kremsfeld, Riedl, Satzen, and Loiserweg.
The following underpass of the B37 helps us to cross it safely. Via the Stratzing cellar lane, we reach the municipal office in the village center. As in many places along our route, there is also the possibility to stop at a Heuriger here.
TIP: Those who feel like it and have time can also explore the local hiking trails, such as the Ice Age Trail.
