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in SopronPhoto: Manfred Gugler, Alpenverein Wiener Neustadt
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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winegrower "Grenzhof Fiedler"Safety information
Bring crampons in winterRoadbook
From the train station in Sopron, follow this Google Maps link:
Towards the amphitheater. From there, on the left side of the road, there are red markings on a path which you follow to the Hubertuswarte. About 400 meters after the Hubertuswarte, first continue approximately 750 meters to the right along a gently descending forest road. Then cross about 20 meters left into the forest onto an older unmarked leafy path, descending steeply for a short distance into a valley with an uphill section. After that, continue straight with some ups and downs for about 2 kilometers in the forest until you reach a red-marked path leading down to the right. Follow the markings over the Paneuropean Picnic Place to the border station at Mörbisch. Then on the road, turn left about 500 meters to the bus stop.
Tűztorony (Sopron)
Ó-Hubertusz kilátó (Sopron)
Japanische Pagode
Denkmal der geöffneten Türen
The monument to European freedom
Páneurópai Piknik Emlékhely
Paneuropäische Denkmal
Denkmal „Umbruch“
Tor zur Freiheit | RUN FOR THE SUN
Fertőrákosi Mithrász-szentély
Mithraeum
winegrower "Grenzhof Fiedler"
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train from Wiener Neustadt to Sopron. From Mörbisch by bus to Eisenstadt and from there by train or bus to your respective hometown.Directions
By car to Mattersburg train station, then by train to Sopron. From Mörbisch back to Mattersburg by bus with one change. Alternatively, Eisenstadt can also be chosen as a starting point.Parking
Mattersburg train station or Eisenstadt train stationCoordinates
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Equipment
Sturdy footwear, clothing appropriate for the season, food, and drink.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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