Energy walk Bad Gams

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty easy

Route 3,9 km

Time 2:00 h

Uphill 60 hm

Downhill 60 hm

Highest point 465 m

Right in the centre of Bad Gams, this pushchair-friendly path takes us along the Gamsbach stream to a quarry. The length of the route makes it ideal for a short outing with children.

This leisurely walk starts in the spa gardens in the centre of Bad Gams. You’ll walk past the former Kipper health hotel towards Siggerigraben. You’ll stroll through Siggerigraben, following the gently ascending path alongside the rushing Gamsbach stream, which provides welcome relief on hot summer days. The stream offers plenty of opportunities for children in particular to discover nature. The path is well-surfaced throughout and is also ideal for pushchairs. After about three kilometres, you will reach the quarry.

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Coming from Graz via the A9, take the A2 towards Klagenfurt at the Graz-West motorway junction. Take the Lieboch exit and follow the B76 towards Lannach-Deutschlandsberg-Bad Gams.

After starting in the centre of Gad Gams, turn left past the Kipper spa and health hotel. You follow the markings and stroll through the Siggerigraben and enjoy the soothing sound of the Gamsbach stream. The highest point of this trail is at 465 metres above sea level.

After three kilometres of leisurely strolling, you reach the end point at the quarry. Here, at this magical spot, you should recharge your batteries at the stone wall. Here you will realise that you have arrived at a special place in Western Styria. Recharged with new energy, the trail leads you back the same way to the centre of Bad Gams.

There are no refreshment stops along the way. But in the village of Bad Gams, both before and after your excursion, you can enjoy a glass of refreshing Schilcher or a juice from the local farmer, as well as a snack at the Kirchenwirt Nabernik or in the open-air swimming pool, the so-called Gams-Bad.

A worthwhile excursion with the whole family, which also gives them a decent portion of energy.

Energy place at the quarry: The quarry has been declared an energy place by energy researcher Gordon Freeman Fraser. Take the chance to recharge your batteries.

Many starting points for our hikes in southern Styria can also be reached by public transport.For a relaxed and sustainable journey, we recommend travelling by bus and train wherever possible. Depending on the region, additional local transport options are available.

This allows you to start your tour stress-free while also contributing to climate and nature conservation.

All information on public transport, local mobility services and timetables can be found at: www.suedsteiermark.com/arrival

The nearest railway stations are in Deutschlandsberg or Frauental.

Near the Bad Gams sports ground.

Information office:
South Styria Tourist Association, Tel.: +43 (5) 7730, 8530 Deutschlandsberg, Hauptplatz 40
www.suedsteiermark.com