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The unregulated course of the Lafnitz River, especially downstream from the Stögersbach confluence, represents a unique biotope in Central Europe. With its approximately 40 meanders, this section is the most intricately structured part of the entire river course, offering a multitude of habitats for both flora and fauna. The undisturbed flow dynamics are enhanced by heavy summer rainfall, which frequently leads to flooding. These floods promote the pronounced erosion of the banks, a phenomenon known in ecology as cut and point banks. An important aspect of this nature reserve is the breeding population of typical river bird species such as the little ringed plover (Charadrius dubius), the common sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos), and the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis), which depend on these specially shaped banks. In addition, the extensive unregulated sections of the Lafnitz, together with the Raab River, provide habitat for the endangered European otter (Lutra lutra). This species, which in Austria is mainly found in the waters of the Mühlviertel and Waldviertel regions as well as on the lower reaches of the Raab, Lafnitz and Feistritz rivers, benefits from an intact and diverse aquatic landscape, which is essential for its reproduction and foraging.

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Cozy rest area with information boards along the cycle path.

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If you're planning to explore this area by bike, on a run, or while hiking, make sure to bring your own Merlot. The region is known for its stunning views and outdoor activities, but finding a good spot to enjoy a glass of wine can be a challenge. Packing your favorite Merlot ensures you can savor a well-deserved drink after your adventure!

Apparently closed during the winter months - actually a pity as the weather was fantastic for optimal visibility!

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Unfortunately it is currently closed due to flood damage between Oberwart and Bad Tatzmannsdorf.

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great bike path from Rechnitz to Groß Petersdorf and on to Oberwart. From there you drive on another railway line to your destination. Perfectly designed, super asphalt, hardly any inclines - logical. Railroad tracks don't have much gradient...

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The beautiful railway line cycle path begins in Oberschützen and ends in Rechnitz, wonderfully well-developed cycle path, BRAVO!

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even if you might think you are at a modern bus stop, this is a rest area. It offers shade when it's hot and a roof when it rains.

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This newly constructed railway line cycle path between Oberwart and Bad Tatzmannsdorf is part of the overall project along the former railway line from Großpetersdorf to Rechnitz (see https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/5120537) and offers a wonderful opportunity to glide along on a flat stretch alongside the existing cycle path connections.

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The "Nature experience - Hartberger Gmoos" gives insights into the local natural diversity. Europe-wide endangered and therefore protected species such as the blue buffalo, the kingfisher, the red-backed shrike or the greater mouse-eared bat find a home here.

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The Käsekrainer at the buffet ... awesome! :) And the view from the top is awesome anyway!

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There is a great chance of seeing a rare butterfly here: the swallowtail. On our tour, two of them turtled next to the lookout tower.

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Great destination. Reachable in about 1.5 hours from Hartberg. Great all-round view on the observation tower.

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Great hiking destination. Reachable in 1.5 hours from Hartberg. Nice view from the tower (entrance fee 1 €) - to be paid at the snack bar.

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Nice natural area near the center. Perfect to escape the stressful everyday life.

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The Hartberger Gmoos is a natural recreation area and retreat for numerous plant and animal species. It is designated as a European conservation area because it is the last large wetland area in Eastern Styria. Here you can see storks walking across the meadows and hear the frogs croak in the evening.

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The Golfodrom is one of the largest and best equipped in Europe. With its target greens and bunkers, the pitching area and numerous teeing grounds, it offers excellent training and practice opportunities. The partially heated tee-off huts (combined with video rooms, which can be used with floodlights in the evenings) allow a tee-off in any weather. The generously sized putting green, equipped with a high-quality floodlighting system, completes the exercise possibilities. The 9-hole course The Lichtenwald-Platz (Par 60) with its interesting Par 3 and Par 4 holes offers ideal opportunities to put trained blows into practice. The region around Bad Tatzmannsdorf is characterized by the Pannonian climate and allows almost a year-round playing of the system. During the winter months, the 9-hole course is usually playable on summer greens. The 18-hole course The championship course is a challenge for every golfer. Ideally adapted to the hilly landscape of Southern Burgenland, the course offers a varied game with a magnificent panorama. Greenfee players with space permit (PE) are welcome at the 9-hole course. To play in the 18-hole course, you need to be qualified to play golf (HCP -54) and to be a member of a proper golf club at home or abroad. We ask for the reservation of your tee time. Guests of the rider Reserve enjoy exclusive special rates. http://reitersgolfresort.at/golfanlage

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The ascent to the viewing platform is worthwhile, from the top you have a magnificent view. The ground floor of the tower, built in 1906, is made of granite, on which is the 30-meter high wooden tower. The entrance fee is one euro, the tower is open from 10 o'clock.

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Very nice trip destination also with the MTB

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A pleasure trip through the Oststerische region. All kinds of highligts to discover. Therefore, do not put your head in and full throttle but open your eyes and enjoy.

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