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Thermal round (Thermenrunde)

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We explore the historic spa town of Bad Gleichenberg on a walking or running tour and get in the mood with Peter Rosegger: "Diesen Erdenwinkle lieb' ich!"

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Distance 3.4 km

0:30 h

53 m

48 m

313 m

269 m

Short laps through the spa park and the health resort. Here we see Bad Gleichenberg in history and modernity, as a training location for tourism and health and as a health location with concentrated competence. Let's enjoy the tranquility and recharge our batteries under one of the giant trees in the park.

The Kurhaus Bad Gleichenberg

In January 2007, the first construction phase, the therapy center, in Bad Gleichenberg shone in new splendor. The 2nd construction phase was followed by the spa and the hotel. In May 2008 the new health complex was opened. This opening provided the impetus for modernization in Bad Gleichenberg. In the following years, the spa town of Bad Gleichenberg developed into a modern and at the same time historical health resort in Styria.

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Better suited for walking, since most of it is asphalt.

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easy

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313 m

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269 m

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Tourist Office Thermen- & Vulkanland
Gästeinfo Bad Gleichenberg
Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Str. 1/top 4
8344 Bad Gleichenberg
Tel: +43 3382 55 100-44
badgleichenberg@thermen-vulkanland.at
www.thermen-vulkanland.at

Running and walking - in the Bad Gleichenberg region Running & Walking - Brochure with all running & walking routes in Bad Gleichenberg.

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The thermal circuit has its starting and ending point at the park side of the spa house and leads 3,270 m through the spa park and the spa town. From the spa park we walk into the Ringstraße, ahead to the intersection Mailandbergstraße, past the police and the protestant church we turn left after the "Siegl's" into the Bernreitherstraße. At the Johannishof, almost at the Genser Kreuz, we turn right and come across the Schulstraße, past the Hotel Stenitzer, the Kellerstüberl and Kirchenwirt to the main square. From there it is only a few meters to the starting point.

About two thirds of the route is flat. Only along Bernreitherstraße is there a slight incline to overcome. After that, Schulstraße and Obere Brunnenstraße lead downhill back to the starting point.

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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

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Arrival by car from Vienna:
Freeway A2 direction Graz - you take the exit Gleisdorf-Süd

Arriving by car from the direction of Graz:
Freeway A2 direction Vienna - you take the exit "Gleisdorf-Süd".

Arrival by train:
Austrian Federal Railways: TelNr. 0043 (0) 51717 or www.oebb.at

Detailed information on how to get to us can be found here.

train station Bad Gleichenberg
old fire station
The spa house Bad Gleichenberg

Coordinates

46.875330, 15.911420

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46°52'31.2"N 15°54'41.1"E

UTM

33T 569452 5191713

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Proper backpack packing makes many things easier: Pack heavy things first. The water bottle should always be within reach in a side pocket. All the things that are often needed, such as sunglasses, camera or hiking map, belong on top. An emergency kit, including blister plasters, belongs in every rucksack and it is always advisable to dress in layers.

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easy

Overall difficulty

easy

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

Distance

3.4 km

Duration

0:30 h

Ascent

53 m

Descent

48 m

Highest point

313 m

Lowest point

269 m

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