Lebing circuit, Hartberg

Characteristics

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty easy

Route 6,1 km

Time 1:32 h

Uphill 45 hm

Downhill 45 hm

Highest point 364 m

Round trip for cyclists and pedestrians around the city of Hartberg

With its extensive fields and the town of Hartberg, which is located at the foot of the Ringkogel, the Hartbergerland offers a tranquil setting for hiking and cycling tours all year round. The landscape is on the whole quite flat and is therefore suitable for leisurely tours with numerous opportunities to stop for refreshments, for example in the old town of Hartberg. You get to culturally important places and also get to know the history of the town better along the way. In addition, you can walk through the Hartberger Gmoos, a large natural area that is a Natura 2000 partner.

Best season

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More information

reachable via the highway A2 exit Hartberg
in Hartberg follow the signs to the city center/centre

Hartberg, recreation center (HERZ)

Hartberg, HERZ parking lot and e-charging station

Hartberg, Hartberg Halle parking lot

Start in a south-easterly direction, past the Durmont company, then the trail leads along the railway tracks into the Hartberger Gmoos. At the fork in the road Safenauer Straße turn left and after the Buschenschank Postl turn right towards the Ökopark. This takes you to the main road, where you turn right. Opposite you will see the Grabner company. The subway finally brings you to the Lebing Church. From there the path continues to the B 54, where you pass the road before the roundabout and take the path towards the centre. At the crossroads by the Hartberger Bierstube, turn right to get back to the HERZ.

Important telephone numbers:

European emergency call: 112Mountain rescue emergency call: 140 (if possible, please provide GPS data)

Rescue: 144

Fire department: 122

Police: 133

The trail is easy to walk and therefore suitable for the whole family.

Tips for even more hiking fun: Rules of conduct when hiking

A few tips on correct and fair behavior in the forest:

(Source: www.bundesforste.at )

Hikers should avoid visiting the forest approx. 1.5 hours before sunrise and after sunset, as wild animals are particularly active at this time.
Plastic bottles, handkerchiefs, cigarette butts etc. have no place in the forest! Please make sure that you do not leave any garbage in the forest.
Camping and making fires is strictly forbidden in the forest!
In principle, every person in the forest is allowed to collect 2 kg of mushrooms and berries per day for their own use. It is only prohibited if the forest owner expressly forbids it.

Small rucksack with water bottle (+ provisions)
Sturdy shoes
Appropriate clothing - preferably several layers - "onion principle"
Rain and sun protection
Hiking poles as required
Cell phone
Small first aid kit
Route description
Before starting the hike, check where you can stop for refreshments, including opening times, or pack suitable food and drink.