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Official city hiking trail 1a

City hiking trail 1a: Leopoldsberg

Up the Nasenweg to the hill where Vienna ends in a cliff above the Danube.

The shorter sister of the Kahlenberg trail: from Kahlenbergerdorf the Nasenweg switchbacks up the slope to the Leopoldsberg. At the top, church and castle wall stand right above the river, the most direct summit view in the city.

8.0km
≈ 2:30h walking (calc.)
↑ 312metres of climb

Getting there: S40, D, 400 to Wien Nußdorf, 30 m to the trailhead. Way back from Wien Kahlenbergerdorf (400), 72 m.

The official route and its data

The coloured line is the official route by the City of Vienna, unchanged. Toggle a data layer, or tap anywhere on the map to see trees, noise, heat and travel times for that exact spot.

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Elevation↑ 312 m · ↓ 310 m · 162–455 m

About 312 m of climbing and 310 m of descent, between 162 and 455 m above sea level. Sampled every 25 m from open elevation data; walking time uses the standard hiking formula (4 km/h plus 300 m of climb per hour).

Who this trail is for

For anyone short on time but keen on a real climb: a lot of view over a short distance. The Nasenweg is narrow but well laid out.

Good to know

This is not a loop: start and finish are apart, with the S-Bahn linking both ends. The Nasenweg gets slippery when wet.

What changes along the way

Every 200 metres of the trail, sampled against wohnwahn’s data. The curves run from the start (left) to the finish (right). In short: 95% green along the built-up stretches · along open water · 61% quiet · 312 m of climbing.

Green & parksproximity to large green spaces
85 · very green
Quietlow traffic noise
70 · quiet
Buzzfootfall & liveliness
30 · calmly lively
Transittravel time to the centre
40 · moderate transit
Waterproximity to open water
57 · near water
StartFinish

Values are 0 to 100 per 250 m residential cell. Forest and fields have no cells, so the profile honestly pauses there; curves only appear once they cover at least half the trail. Source: official heat map, environmental noise map, green-space proximity, footfall and own transit routing.

What’s along the way

Counted within about 140 metres of the route, from our data.

12cafés & restaurants
1supermarket
1school or kindergarten
5doctors & pharmacies
6transit stops

Living along this trail

Real listings within about 500 metres of the route: local recreation from your own front door.

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The areas along this trail

The full profile of each area in the atlas: trees, quiet, prices, travel times.

About this trail

How long is city hiking trail 1a?

About 8.0 km on the official route, with roughly 312 m of climbing. We calculate about 2:30 h of walking using the standard hiking formula (4 km/h plus 300 m of climb per hour): the city publishes no official time in the dataset.

How do I get to the trailhead by public transport?

S40, D, 400 to Wien Nußdorf, 30 m to the trailhead. The way back runs from Wien Kahlenbergerdorf (400).

Is this the official route?

Yes. The line is the official city hiking trail 1a by the City of Vienna (open data, CC BY 4.0), unchanged: we only joined the published segments and added our own data on top.

Which districts does it cross?

Döbling. Each links to its full profile in the neighbourhood atlas.

Hiked it? This could be your local trail.

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Route: City of Vienna, data.gv.at (WANDERWEGEOGD, CC BY 4.0), unchanged; segments joined. Map tiles © CARTO, © OpenStreetMap contributors. Elevation from open terrain data; walking time calculated (standard hiking formula), not an official figure. Data profile: official heat map (City of Vienna), environmental noise map (BMK), green-space proximity, footfall and own transit routing on the Wiener Linien and ÖBB timetables. Data as of 2026-08-07.