Weinvierteldraisine Travel Guide

The Weinvierteldraisine offers a unique and active way to explore the picturesque Weinviertel region of Lower Austria. This rail biking experience involves cycling along a disused railway line, allowing you to soak in the stunning landscapes of the Leiser Berge Nature Park at your own pace.The approximately 12-kilometer track meanders between Ernstbrunn and Asparn an der Zaya, passing through lush meadows, verdant fields, and shady woodlands. The draisines themselves are designed to be family-friendly, comfortably seating four people, with seatbelts available for children and the possibility to attach a Maxi Cosi for babies. Up to three draisines can be linked, allowing groups of up to 12 to travel together.Starting in Ernstbrunn, the route gently inclines towards Grafensulz, rewarding cyclists with panoramic views of the Weinviertel hills. From Grafensulz, the track descends towards Asparn an der Zaya. Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife and enjoy the tranquility of the Austrian countryside. You can combine your draisine adventure with visits to other nearby attractions such as the MAMUZ Museum in Asparn, Ernstbrunn Wildlife Park, or the Alpakafarm Grafensulz.