Improvement in the quality of the Kreuttal cycle route

The Weinviertel would like to establish itself even more as a cycling region. This is intended to take into account the trend towards more exercise in nature. One of the most important criteria is uniform and qualitative signage. The Kreuttal cycle route was developed and implemented in 2004 by the small region 10vorWien and no longer meets today's standards.

 

One of the stated goals for this project is quality improvement. The routing will be adjusted, a signage manual for the annual maintenance of the communities will be drawn up, the production and coordination of the installation of the signs and the monitoring of the implementation are the main actions.

 

The three communities (Ernstbrunn, Niederleis, Ladendorf) are newly included in this tour, a total of six communities are part of the project (Kreuzstetten, Kreuttal, Großrußbach, Ernstbrunn, Ladendorf, Niederleis). The original cycle tour starting from Langenzersdorf is divided into 2 tours and only the northern part is advertised as the Kreuttal route. The southern part will be renamed to a new wine cycle path with the tour around the Bisamberg and processed in another project.

 

The NEW Kreuttal route will be approx. 50 km long and will take you through the villages of Kreuzstetten - Kreuttal (Hautzendorf, Unterolberndorf, Ritzendorf) - Großrußbach (Weinsteig, Wetzleinsdorf, Kleinebersdorf) - Ernstbrunn (Naglern, Thomasl) - Kleinsitzendorf (Niederleis) - Ladendorf (Pürstendorf, Eggersdorf) lead. A draft of the route is available, which will be discussed with the municipalities (the municipalities make their own funds available for this). Direction signs and 2 information boards (A0) will be produced along the route. In addition, a signage plan is drawn up and the signage installed together with the building yard. The project is supervised by Michael Hainitz.

Projektträger: Weinviertel Tourismus, Poysdorf
Projektlaufzeit: 17.11.2022 - 30.12.2023

Download: Projekt-Factsheet