Exelberg, Mountain summit in Klosterneuburg, Austria

Exelberg is a mountain summit near Klosterneuburg that rises above dense beech forests and serves as a popular hiking destination in the region. The path to the top leads through varying landscapes with wooded sections and more open areas.

The first Exelberg race took place in 1899 and marked the beginning of motorsport activities in the area. This event helped the location gain recognition beyond the local region.

The mountain serves as a popular destination for people from nearby areas who hike its trails throughout the year. The open spaces and forest paths create a gathering place where locals regularly spend time outdoors together.

The location is reachable via several hiking trails, with the main route starting from Klosterneuburg and offering different difficulty levels. Visitors should bring sturdy footwear and plenty of water, especially for longer hikes.

The road over the Exelberg hosted Austria-Hungary's oldest motor-car race, first run on 21 May 1899 and organised by the Austrian Automobile Club; car races continued until 1904, and a motorcycle race followed in 1910. Today the same road is a popular motorcycle route.