Hartberger Gmoos – Hartberg loop from Hartberg
Hartberger Gmoos – Hartberg loop from Hartberg
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Hartberger Gmoos – Hartberg loop from Hartberg
00:40
2.50km
30m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 21, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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391 m
Sparkasse Bridge on the Wall Walk
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420 m
Schölbinger Tower
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472 m
City Pond with Floating Art Gallery
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Just look at how the vibrant colors swirl. There are yellow ducks, rocking to the rhythm of the waves, and a few blue fish, nimbly dancing around the swans' legs. And the wind is rustling through the trees, as if whispering in our ears: "Take a little rest!"
The flowers on the shore are blooming in the wildest colors of red, purple, and orange. It's as if nature itself has taken a paintbrush and painted everything with a joyful stroke. It seems to me as if the whole world has stood still for a moment, and only this spectacle matters.
Sitting here and watching, you forget the worries of everyday life. Every little glimmer on the water's surface tells its own story. It's amazing how much joy nature can bring to present itself. So let's stay here a while longer and enjoy life to the fullest. Cheers to the beauty that surrounds us!
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534 m
St. Roch’s Column
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With unwavering faith, they vowed to erect a column to express their gratitude and hope should fate be kind to them. The column's base depicts the Coronation of the Virgin by the Holy Trinity, an image that promises comfort and protection. In the lower left corner, we see the donor couple, depicted in miniature, underscoring their humility in the face of great challenges and losses.
At the very top sits Saint Roch, the patron saint against the plague, a wanderer accompanied by a faithful dog. He points to his own plague boil, a sign of his suffering, but also of his triumph. The weathered figure of Saint Rosalia at the base reminds us that faith is strong, even when the world around us is crumbling. The stone base on the back might even be a reference to the leather goods that the donor couple once produced or sold. Thus, the column remains a living testament to faith, loss, and hardship endured in Hartberg's history.
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880 m
Murals at the Swimming Pool
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1.72 km
Hartberger Gmoos
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2.12 km
Hartberg
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2.50 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.45 km
1.02 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
1.06 km
649 m
399 m
224 m
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Friday 10 July
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14°C
24 %
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