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Sebersdorfberg trail (Sebersdorfberg-Weg)

Accessible by public transport

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

Characteristics

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 12,0 km

Time 3:30 h

Uphill 250 hm

Downhill 250 hm

Highest point 430 m

The S3 Sebersdorfberg trail connects with the Roman Wine Road and leads over Edelsberg, Wagenhals and back to the center of Sebersdorf.

The starting point for the walk is at the roundabout. During the walk, you’ll also get to explore part of the Roman Wine Route. You’ll pass through small villages around Bad Waltersdorf, such as Rohrbach, Haller and Wagenhals. Beautiful views and the rolling countryside are ever-present companions.

Best season

January

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More information

Detailed information on how to get there can be found here.
There are numerous parking spaces available in the center of Sebersdorf.

The tour starts at the Sebersdorf local shopping centre. Begin the route towards the village centre. Turn left after the railway crossing and, after 150 metres, turn right uphill to Römerweinstraße. Cross this road towards Wagenhals, Haller, Rohrbach, Großhaide and Edelsberg. After the last houses in Edelsberg, turn left, continue towards the railway station and cross the railway line to return to the starting point, the centre of Sebersdorf.

No winter road maintenance (danger of slipping)
Partial traffic on the roads as well as oncoming cyclists.
Use at your own risk!

Important emergency numbers:
Emergency call rescue: 144
Euro emergency call: 112

Tip for emergency reporting - give answers to the six W-questions:

What happened?
How many injured?
Where did the accident happen (possibly GPS coordinates)?
Who is reporting (callback number)?
When did the accident happen?
Weather at the accident site?

Packing your rucksack correctly makes many things easier: pack heavy items first. Your water bottle should always be easily accessible in a side pocket. Everything you need frequently, such as sunglasses, a camera or a hiking map, should be packed on top. Every rucksack should contain emergency equipment, including blister plasters, and it is always advisable to dress in layers!

Take your time and get to know a part of the Roman Wine Route.

Find timetables and travel information directly at: Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), Steiermärkische Landesbahnen (STLB), www.busbahnbim.at.

www.thermenlandbus.wien : From Vienna directly with the Thermenlandbus to Bad Waltersdorf

Tourismusverband Thermen- & Vulkanland
Tourist office Bad Waltersdorf
Hauptplatz 90
8271 Bad Waltersdorf
Tel: +43 3382 55 100-71
badwaltersdorf@thermen-vulkanland.at
www.thermen-vulkanland.at

Various hiking maps are available from the Tourist Office Bad Waltersdorf.