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In the Murwald it goes briefly downhill to the next fork in the road. Keep left here. Continue along the asphalt road. On the right hand side you will see an artificially created branch of the Mur - a fish ladder. Pass the bicycle junction 30 and continue to the wharf of the hydroelectric power plant. Turn around again and follow the asphalt road back towards Judenburg in the Murtal adventure region.
Out of the forest along the asphalt road with a good view of Judenburg to the bike junction 31. Turn left, a slight climb follows. Immediately after the climb continue left onto the gravel path. A small, easily overlooked trail arrow here points the direction to "Maria Buch". Between Murwald and the Murbodner fields, the trail leads back. In the middle of the way back you pass the large wayside cross to Maria Buch.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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More details are available in the municipality of Weißkirchen.Refreshment stops near the Murwaldrunde:
Liebmann Inn in Fisching
Gasthaus Zechner in Maria Buch
On the way you can fill up your water bottles at the crossing Ehrmierfeld-Trattenbauerweg as well as Radknotenpunkt 31 and a nice bench invites you to rest.
You can also find this tour on the following hiking map:Region Murtal - Hiking map 1, 2 & 3 - Tour 41d
The hiking maps 1,2&3 - you can get for free at the tourism association Murtal - info@murtal.at - Tel.: +43 3577 26600
You can also find more information about the region on - www.murtal.at
You can also find this tour on the following hiking map:Region Murtal - Hiking map 1,2 & 3 - Tour 41d
The hiking maps 1,2&3 - you can get for free at the tourism association Murtal - info@murtal.at - Tel.: +43 3577 26600
You can also find more information about the region on - www.murtal.at
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The path leads us between the Murbodn fields. Corn, grain, potatoes and for some years now also pumpkins grow here in the middle of the Mur valley.
We come into the Murwald and after a few meters downhill we keep to the left at the fork in the road, always following the R2 - Murradweg. An information bay on the "Fisching hydroelectric power plant" invites you to take your first break.
From here we continue along the asphalt road. To the right is an artificially constructed branch of the Mur - a 350 meter long fish ladder. With beautiful views of this arm of the Mura, you really immerse yourself in the nature of the Mura forest. Ducks and swans like to frolic here.
Public transport
Bus stop "Fisching" is only about 800 meters away from the parking lot Fisching. Regional buses from the direction of Zeltweg or from Reichenfels stop here several times on weekdays. For more information see www.verbundlinie.enParking
Via B87 or B77 to Fisching near Weißkirchen.The approach is possible directly to the parking lot Fisching.
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In order to really enjoy a hike in the Zirbenland and relax, please note the following points:- Plan your stages according to your condition and ability. Take your time. Divide your strength very well, take enough breaks.
- There are very long sections. Not everywhere there are possibilities to stop for refreshments. For a long-distance hiker it goes without saying that he should have enough drinks (and snacks) with him.
- Adapt your behavior to the respective conditions, both meteorological and ground conditions. Study the weather forecast daily.
- Pay attention to yourself and other hikers.
- Wear weather-appropriate, durable clothing. In any case, the clothing should protect you from possible rain and cold or sun and heat.
- Even low mountain ranges often hold meteorological surprises. It is not uncommon, even in June, for a cold snap to occur at higher altitudes (so-called sheep cold).
- Sandals, bathing slippers, even sneakers are not the appropriate footwear for a hike.
- Use hiking boots with ankle protection. Make sure they have a good tread and grip. After downpours, it can be very slippery in the forest, even in summer, on roots, leaves and stones.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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