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Hiking : Güterweg Apetlon-Illmitz - Güterweg Apetlon-Illmitz

Austria Burgenland Bezirk Neusiedl am See

Photography Martin Horvath

Andreas Gruber

Andreas Gruber

This challenging hiking route takes you on a 9.71-kilometer circular journey through the picturesque landscape of Güterweg Apetlon-Illmitz. The trail offers stunning views and a chance to connect with nature.

Starting at the parking area near the Güterweg Apetlon-Illmitz, you will embark on your adventure. As you make your way along the route, you will pass by the Hügelgrab Rosalia-Kapelle archaeological site, located 1.48 kilometers from the start. This site provides a fascinating glimpse into the area's history.

Along the trail, you will encounter several benches where you can take a rest and enjoy the surroundings. These benches are conveniently located at 1.48 kilometers from the beginning of the hike.

As you continue your journey, you will come across the Sandgrube and another Sandgrube at 1.55 and 1.48 kilometers from the start, respectively. These water features add to the beauty of the hike and provide a peaceful atmosphere.

Further along the trail, you will reach the Kleine Neubruchlacke, a small water feature located 3.6 kilometers from the start. While it may not be directly on the trail, it is worth the detour to see this natural wonder.

Towards the midway point of the hike, at around 4.47 to 4.85 kilometers from the start, you will encounter more water features, including Sandgrube and other smaller water bodies. These spots are perfect for taking a break and rejuvenating before continuing on your journey.

This hike is considered difficult due to its length and elevation gain, so make sure to come prepared with plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate hiking gear. Additionally, check the weather forecast before starting your hike to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Overall, this circular route offers a challenging yet rewarding adventure for hikers looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Güterweg Apetlon-Illmitz.