The Romans already settled in the region around Hartberg and greatly appreciated the benefits of the hot springs. Enjoy a bike tour in the Styrian thermal spa area. Follow the R 35 from Hartberg to Hopfau via Buch-Geiseldorf. Now you have two options, do you choose the steep and idyllic or the flat and comfortable way to Untermayerhofen? Once in Bad Waltersdorf, the tour continues to Sebersdorf and Ebersdorfberg. Via Totterfeld you will reach Maria Lebing. Take a look at the Maria Lebing pilgrimage church, which was built on a Roman burial mound and return to Hartberg.
Author’s recommendation
Treat yourself to relaxation in the Heiltherme Bad Waltersdorf or in the H2O-Therme in Sebersdorf.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Information about the region, places to stop and stay, excursion destinations etc. can be found here:
Eastern Styria Tourist Board
Hartbergerland office
Alleegasse 6
8230 Hartberg
Tel.: +43 3332 603 300
Vacation in Hartbergerland | Eastern Styria
Mobility Eastern Styria with shared cab SAM
Find out about cycle maps and other tour tips at the tourist office.
You can also order information material on our website from the comfort of your own home.
Eastern Styria Tourist Office
Hartberg office
Alleegasse 6, 8230 Hartberg
Roadbook
Hartberg - Bad Waltersdorf - Hartberg
Romanesque charnel house and Hartberg parish church
Römerstein, Grablöwe
Hartberg City Museum
hARTberg walk - ROIDS
hARTberg walk - SMITHE
hARTberg walk - LAUREN YS
hARTberg walk - ONUR
Historic Main Square Hartberg
Dorfkapelle Habersdorf
Stretching tower Hartberg
Maxoom cinema
hARTberg walk - SEHER
Pilgrimage church Maria Lebing
Ceramics Petra Saurugg
hARTberg walk - Amanita Muscaria
Public transport
Timetables and travel information can be found at Österreichische Bundesbahnen (ÖBB) or at Verkehrsauskunft Verbundlinie.
For local transportation we recommend the SAM-Sammeltaxi Oststeiermark.
Parking
- accessible via the A2 Südautobahn exit Hartberg
- in Hartberg follow the signs to the Hartberg recreation center
Hartberg, HERZ recreation center
Hartberg, HERZ parking lot and e-charging station
Hartberg, Hartberg Halle parking lot
Coordinates
Equipment
Important telephone numbers:
European emergency call: 112
Emergency call mountain rescue: 140 (if possible, please provide GPS data)
Rescue: 144
Fire department: 122
Police: 133
Fair play rules for cyclists
- Plan your tour carefully!
- Check your bike before you set off!
- Always ride with the right protective equipment!
- Always ride with a helmet!
- Don't forget all your equipment (repair kit, first aid kit, etc.)!
- Only ride on marked paths!
- Observe the road traffic regulations!
- Observe driving bans and keep to opening times!
- Control your speed!
- Leave no tracks!
- Respect other nature users!
- Show consideration for animals (only ride in daylight & close pasture fences)!
- Avoid noise and garbage!
- Use the cycle paths at your own risk!
- Beware of working machines, wood or potholes on the road, grazing livestock and vehicle traffic (forest roads are working areas and workplaces)!
A few tips on correct and fair behavior:
Cycling and mountain biking in the forest (oesterreich.gv.at)
Cyclists 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!
- Helmet
- Sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Provisions for the road
- Sports clothing
- Rain jacket/windbreaker
- Sturdy shoes
- Repair kit (air pump, repair kit, spare tube, multitool, etc.)
- Light
- First aid kit
- Maps
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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