Service

The Föhrenberge Nature Park is situated just south of Vienna and is easily accessible by train, tram and bus. Many walks and nature experiences can be started right from a train station or bus stop.

Possible connections include:

• take the S-Bahn lines S2 and S3 to Perchtoldsdorf, Brunn-Maria Enzersdorf, Mödling, Guntramsdorf or Gumpoldskirchen,
• by tram line 60 or bus 60A to Rodaun and from there on foot to the Perchtoldsdorfer Heide,
• by regional bus services from Mödling or Baden to Gaaden, Gießhübl, Sittendorf and other nature park municipalities,
• from Liesing railway station by bus to Kaltenleutgeben.

You can find the right connection from your starting point using the VOR route planner. Please check the current journey times immediately before you set off.

Many of the trails in the Föhrenberge Nature Park can easily be combined on foot, by public transport or by bike.

An extensive network of paths leads through woods, across meadows and to viewpoints, huts and excursion destinations. Some walks can be planned as round trips, starting at one railway station or bus stop and finishing at another.

The region can also be explored by bike. Cycle routes connect several municipalities within the nature park. Mountain bikes may only be used on the paths and routes designated for this purpose. Nextbike hire stations are also available in several municipalities.

Further information on railway stations, bus stops, bike hire and possible connections can be found on the ‘Mobility in the Nature Park’ page.

Stay calm and secure the scene of the accident without putting yourself or others at risk. Administer first aid to the best of your ability and, in the event of an alpine emergency, contact the Alpine Emergency Service on 140. Alternatively, you can dial the European emergency number 112.

Provide as much detail as possible:

• What has happened?
• Where is the scene of the accident?
• How many people are involved?
• What injuries or hazards are present?
• How can we contact you if we need further information?

If possible, stay with the injured person and follow the instructions of the emergency services. A map or sat-nav app can help you determine your location or coordinates.

When out walking, ensure you have suitable kit, plenty of water, are aware of the weather conditions and that your mobile phone is fully charged. Let someone you trust know your planned route, especially if you are out on your own.

On the ‘Brochures’ page, you can download the Föhrenberge Nature Park guide free of charge. The brochure provides an overview of the landscape, points of interest and possible excursions within the nature park, and can also be ordered in paper format.

Further walking maps and tour information are available to download from the walking routes section. These include overviews of selected walks, viewing points and the Anninger walking region.