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Ritter von GrabersdorfPhoto: TV Gnas-St. Peter am Ottersbach, Thermen- & Vulkanland
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Tourist Office Thermen- & VulkanlandGästeinfo 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
Information card available at the market town office Gnas
Roadbook
Further on we reach the Gnasbach, where the Ritterweg meets the "Theme Path Animal-Forest-Field", which in turn can be explored as a continuation of the "Höhenweg RAning". The splashing of the gently flowing brook in the background, continues to a small biotope, which invites to observe fish and native insects and to find new inspirations by yourself.
The last part of our hike leads past the sports field, the multipurpose hall and the fire station back to the village center. Here we either treat ourselves to some refreshment at the end or we continue hiking along the Fatimaweg, where our destination would be the Fatima Chapel.
Public transport
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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Parking
Detailed information on how to get there can be found here.free parking available at the starting point
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- stay on the road
- watch out for agricultural vehicles
- Emergency call mountain rescue: 140
- ambulance: 144
- European emergency call: 112
- firefighters: 122
- police: 133
Tips when reporting an emergency – Answer these six WH questions: What happened? How many people are injured? Where did the accident happen (are there GPS coordinates)? Who is reporting the incident (callback number)? When did the accident happen? What is the weather like at the site of the incident?
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.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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