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Lindeggerweg

Accessible by public transport

Public bus (within 15 minutes walking distance from starting point)

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 12,0 km

Time 1:00 h

Uphill 145 hm

Downhill 145 hm

Highest point 342 m

A round trip to get to know the country and its people. Enjoy the Styrian landscape and a glass of Styrian wine.

At the fire station Lindegg the tour starts with a small climb. Through the forest on a little-used asphalt road you get to Großwilfersdorf.

Continue a bit through the small village of Großwilfersdorf past the church. At the traffic lights turn left towards Jobst. A short rest is recommended at the baroque church St. Anna, built in 1741.

Now you go a little bit uphill to Lindegg. When you arrive in the village. Turn left at the crossroads and the starting point is soon in sight.

From Bad Blumau you can reach the starting point per bike via the Safentalweg and Steinbachgrabenweg routes.

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More information

Arrival by car from the direction of Vienna:
Freeway A2 direction Graz - you take the exit "Sebersdorf/Bad Waltersdorf".

Arrival by car from the direction of Graz:
Motorway A2 direction Vienna - take the exit Großwilfersdorf

Arrival by train:
Austrian Federal Railway: TelNr. 0043 (0) 51717 or www.oebb.at
Free parking is available at the fire station or at the starting point in Lindegg.

We start at the idyllic village of Lindegg. Driving through the village for a short time, you reach Großwilfersdorf after a meadow and forest landscape. This is a small village with good infrastructure. Wine farms and inns, as well as a department store. At the traffic lights turn left out of Großwilfersdorf in the direction of Jobst. The St. Anna church, built in 1741, is already in view as you descend and reach the small village of Jobst. At the next opportunity, turn left in the direction of Lindegg. A short stretch along the peace-rich hilly meadow landscape and you are back in the village of Lindegg. At the beginning of the village, on the left side, you will find the Steiner Thermal Inn. Turn left at the crossroads and you will return to the starting point.

Emergency call mountain rescue: 140
ambulance: 144
European emergency call: 112
firefighters: 122
police: 133

Tips when reporting an emergency – Answer these six WH questions: What happened? How many people are injured? Where did the accident happen (are there GPS coordinates)? Who is reporting the incident (callback number)? When did the accident happen? What is the weather like at the site of the incident?

Touring bikes or city bikes are recommended. Tip: A basic equipment of tools and accessories such as spare inner tube and/or repair kit, spanner, air pump, brake and shift cable as well as a screwdriver can never hurt.

Enjoy the good Styrian snack at the Thermenschenke Steiner.

Detailed information about arriving by ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) can be found at www.oebb.at or on the Verbundlinie Steiermark website www.busbahnbim.at

Daily from Vienna directly to Bad Blumau with the Thermenlandbus: www.thermenlandbus.wien

Tourist office Thermen- & Vulkanland

Gästeinfo Bad Blumau
Hauptstraße 113
8283 Bad Blumau
Tel: +43 3382 55 100-83
badblumau@thermen-vulkanland.at
www.thermen-vulkanland.at

The Lindeggerweg is marked with the blue 4 in the map "Leisure Experience Hiking and Cycling" of the guest information Bad Blumau and the entire route is marked. Map available free of charge at the Bad Blumau info office. Free bike map available at the guest information Bad Blumau.