Mühltalweg Oberkurzheim

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty easy

Route 7,1 km

Time 1:37 h

Uphill 109 hm

Downhill 110 hm

Highest point 850 m

Look forward to a beautiful and peaceful circular route and explore the Pöls organic bathing pond.

Hiking...With respect for wildlife and the environment!

In the Pölstal, we are particularly concerned about the preservation of unspoiled nature. So that the pleasure of the people does not become a problem for wild animals and nature, it requires consideration measures.

For the sake of nature and the environment, correct behavior in the mountains is the top priority for the hiking enthusiast.

- Use the designated parking areas

- Do not block access roads and please respect local driving regulations

- Observe information boards at the starting points and stick to the recommended marked routes

- Avoid approaching wildlife

Best season

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More information

After Oberzeiring continue in the direction of Katzling, turn left shortly before the end of the village and continue in the direction of Götzendorf!

Götzendorf local area - briefly along the country road to the junction Thaling/Mosing - turn left - past the quarry - via Mainhausenerstraße towards Pöls/Biobadeteich - the Mühltalweg towards Thaling - in Thaling turn right past the veterinarian Peinhopf to the junction Thaling/Mosing back to the starting point!

Refreshment stop: Biobadeteich Pöls

Information on public transportation can be found at www.verbundlinie.at

You can park directly in the village of Götzendorf!

More information at www.murtal.at/wandern You can also find this tour on the following hiking map:

Region Murtal - Hiking map 1 & 3

The hiking maps 1,2&3 - you can get for free at the tourism association Murtal - info@murtal.at - Tel.: +43 3577 26600

You can also find more information about the region on - www.murtal.at

In the Murtal region there are three free hiking maps that show the entire region with the Seetaler Alps, Seckauer-, Wölzer-, Rottenmanner Tauern, Stubalpe and the Pöls- and Murtal. The maps are in scale 1.50.000.