Gröbminger Land
PVA Runde G3 (Bewegungsarena Gröbminger Land)
Nordic walking
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Tour description
The PVA circuit in Gröbming is an easy, approximately 2.2 km long hiking route that was specially designed for guests of the rehabilitation centre of the Pension Insurance Institution (PVA). The route leads through the eastern part of the market town and offers a pleasant way to explore the surrounding area at a leisurely pace. The hike has a minimal difference in altitude of approx. 23 metres and takes around 40 minutes. It is particularly suitable for a relaxed hike and is categorised as easy.
The tour
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Starting and end point
Reha Zentrum Gröbming
Tour characteristics
Information
Distance: 2.4 km
Duration:
40 min
Ascent: 25 m
Descent: 25 m
highest point: 784 m
Best season
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Map, elevation profile & further information
From Schladming: Leave the B320 Ennstalbundesstraße at the Gröbming exit. After the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit towards Kurpark. Once there, park at one of the parking lots described (Gasthaus zur Post, Gröbming bus station).
From Stainach: Leave the B320 Ennstalbundesstraße at the Gröbming exit. After the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit towards Kurpark. Once there, park in one of the parking lots described (Gasthaus zur Post, Gröbming bus station). These two free parking lots are available:
From Stainach: Leave the B320 Ennstalbundesstraße at the Gröbming exit. After the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit towards Kurpark. Once there, park in one of the parking lots described (Gasthaus zur Post, Gröbming bus station). These two free parking lots are available:
- Parking lot behind the Gröbminger bus station
- Parking lot behind the Gasthaus zur Post
Tourist information: Gröbming information office
- From Schladming: Busline 900
- From Stainach: Busline 901
More information about public transportation: Bus timetable
We recommend the following equipment for a safe tour:
- Comfortable shoes that fit well and are suitable for the terrain.
- Clothing suitable for the weather: Ideally layer principle and breathable clothing
- Drinking water bottle: Especially for longer tours and on warm days
- Smartphone: For emergencies and to find your way
- Sun cream, sunglasses
- First aid kit: If you are out and about for longer or in alpine terrain
- Small snacks for longer tours
