Dr Hans Fuchs long-distance hiking trail
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This trail connects the Dr Hans Fuchs forest theme trail with the LeNa nature experience & meditation circular trail at the Eisenbergerhof farm in Weinitzen
In addition to the Dr Hans Fuchs forest trail with 10 stops via Fürwallnerhöhe, Novystein and Hohenberg/Erhardhöhe, there are two other beautiful ‘long-distance hiking trails’ that connect St. Radegund with Stattegg and Weinitzen. This hike ends either at the Eisenbergerhof or you can descend towards Mölten and Annagraben and travel back comfortably by bus or the GUSTmobil. The trail leads past the Maria Schutz church in Kalkleiten and offers wonderful panoramic views.
Characteristics
The tour in numbers
medium
Level of difficulty
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More information
via St. Radegund or Rinegg, turn off Ehrenfelsstraße or Hohenbergstraße or Wetterturmstraße
Fürwallner - Novystein - Hohenberg - Kalkleiten - Eisenbergerhof, the trail is marked (see also Dr Hans Fuchs forest trail)
The Eisenbergerhof and the LeNa Nature Experience Trail are open to anyone who would like to do something good for themselves and their health.
Verbund lines (bus) 250 from Graz - St. Radegund, or 240 from Graz - Weinitzen, www.busbahnbim.at
few parking spaces along Ehrenfelsstraße, otherwise opposite Scheiklhof (currently closed)
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Natur-Erlebnisweg Weinitzen | © Region Graz | Harry Schiffer
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Hohenberg | © Region Graz | Andrea Adler König
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Sonnenaufgang Fürwallnerhöhe - Novystein | © Region Graz | Andrea Adler König
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Fürwallnerhöhe - Novystein | © Region Graz | Andrea Adler-König
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Natur-Erlebnisweg Weinitzen | © Region Graz | Harry Schiffer
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Natur-Erlebnisweg Weinitzen | © Region Graz | Harry Schiffer
What the weather will be like
St. Radegund bei Graz (722m)
Variable cloudiness with frequent sunny spells. Scattered showers will be possible around noon.
Variable cloudiness with frequent sunny spells. Scattered showers will be possible around noon.
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