Lake Hubertussee - Round

Name: Lake Hubertussee - Round
Brand: Steiermark
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

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The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 29,3 km

Time 3:15 h

Uphill 473 hm

Downhill 464 hm

Highest point 1018 m

From Mariazell we go via Mitterbach and the Schindelgraben to the idyllic Hubertussee. Then via the Rechengraben back to Mariazell.

The Hubertussee circuit takes us past clear lakes and deep forests, high mountains and rushing streams. Here you can explore the Mariazell region in all its beauty on a mountain bike.

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More information

Via the Westautobahn (A1 from Salzburg or Vienna) to the exit Ybbs or St. Pölten/Süd, then B 20 to Mariazeller Land.

From the south to Bruck/Mur - Kapfenberg, then B 20 over the Seebergpass into Mariazell country.

We start in St. Sebastian and drive on the B20 in the direction of Mitterbach. Shortly after the Erlauf reservoir in Mitterbach we turn right at the first bend onto the forest road (marked "Hubertussee-Runde"). Over the Schindelsattel (ascent) we continue towards Fadental. Passing the Hubertussee we go through the Rechengraben and along the Walster again to the junction with the B21. Here turn right towards Mariazell and over the last climb - the Kreuzberg - back to Mariazell and on to St. Sebastian.

If you want to make a detour into the town, turn right at the junction towards the center and continue via Mariazell's main square and Grazerstraße into Dr. Ludwig Leber Gasse back onto the bypass road (B20) to St. Sebastian.

This tour is passable in both directions

Stop at the Wuchtlwirtin at lake Hubertussee

www.mariazellerbahn.at

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Parkingplace in St. Sebastian

Tourism Association Hochsteiermark - Office Mariazeller Land

Main square 13, 8630 Mariazell

T: +43 (0) 3882 2366

www.hochsteiermark.at

tourismus@hochsteiermark.at

the SommerAKTIV card and brochure are available in the office of the tourist office