It begins from the Breitenlee Friedhof bus stop. The path first takes a tree-shaded lane alongside the cemetery, then crosses a field to join a busier street. You won’t stay there long, however, before turning on a dirt road with crops to one side and trees on the other. Beyond the trees rises an artificial hill, which is a landfill, but you’ll soon see how this dumpsite is also being reclaimed by nature. Next to it is a small wood with two tranquil ponds, which are rich in life. You can watch for birds or go fishing.

From there, the path continues along the edge of a field, beside a fence that guards the landfill. It then comes within sight of a major road and large shopping center but stays removed on a grassy overpass, then crosses an old railroad and returns to greener scenery.

On a dirt road, it traces the edge of another small wood, at the boundary with agriculture fields. Then, after joining residential streets for a while, you’ll come to the Norbert-Scheed Forest, where you’ll encounter the overgrown ruins of aged infrastructure, as well as a small lake. From there, it’s only a short distance to Breitenleer Street and back to the starting point. This street has at least one restaurant and a bakery, in case you crave food or a drink after your hike.

Sources: https://www.wien.gv.at/umwelt/wald/freizeit/wandern/wege/wanderweg10.html