Great Pielachtaler circular hiking trail 652

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Hiking pin for the Great Pielachtal circular hiking trail in bronze and silver

The Große Pielachtaler Rundwanderweg 652 is a 115 km (previously 107 km) long hiking trail in the Pielachtal ( Lower Austria ), which can be walked all year round. The path was founded in 1977 and is marked with the number 652 on red-white-red signs.

Route

The path leads from the northeast via the communities of Ober-Grafendorf , Weinburg , Hofstetten-Grünau , Rabenstein an der Pielach , Kirchberg an der Pielach to Frankenfels and Schwarzenbach an der Pielach , where it reaches the southernmost point and back again via Loich , Kirchberg an der Pielach, Rabenstein an der Pielach, Hofstetten-Grünau and Ober-Grafendorf.

The walking time is about 30 hours, with altitudes of 304 m above sea level. A. up to 880 m above sea level A. are to be exceeded.

Since this is a circular hiking trail, the route can be started from any point and walked in any direction. The hiking route can be easily reached by train ( Mariazellerbahn ) or by car.

The Schwabeck cross, where the European long-distance hiking trail E4 crosses with the Großer Pielachtaler Rundwanderweg 652 (2005)

Stages

Depending on your fitness level, two to 14 stages are suggested.

Baumgarten - Eck - Grünau - Gnauöd - Luft - Schwabeck-Kreuz - Grüntalkogelhütte - Höhaben - Frankenfels - Falkensteinmauer - Schwarzenbach an der Pielach - Loich - Sois - Tradigist - Kaiserkogel - Hading - Baumgarten

At the Schwabeck cross , the path crosses with the European long-distance hiking trail E4 .

In addition to a free Pielachtal hiking map, a Pielachtal hiking guide is available at a price of € 6.00 (as of 2008).

Others

There are checkpoints in inns or self-checkpoints where stamps can be entered in the hiking pass.

A hiking pin can be acquired in three stages as recognition. Bronze for the first ascent, silver for the second ascent and gold for multiple documented hikes.

The use of the Pielachtal circular hiking trail is at your own risk.

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