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Spiritual path
Tourismusverband Oststeiermark - Geschäftsstelle Region Joglland - Waldheimat Verified partner Explorers Choice
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Pfarrkirche RattenPhoto: TV Joglland Waldheimat, Heribert Hahn
At the vulgo "Röckhofer" not only the view, but also the remarkable lime tree, is worth a mention.
The existing wayside crosses and monuments lead one further to the "Prembauer" and down to the Nießnitz. Following the road along the stream, the path leads back to the parish church. This section is easily passable with a wheelchair as well as with a baby carriage. Along the way, more texts await contemplation and meditation.
The tranquility of the path through woods and meadows, the texts and also the walking and lingering let you push aside everyday life and achieve relaxation for body and soul.
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Tourism Association East StyriaOffice Joglland - Waldheimat
8255 St. Jakob im Walde
church quarter 24
Tel.: +43 3336 20255
joglland-waldheimat@oststeiermark.com
Community Ratten
Tel.: 03173/2213
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Turn-by-turn directions
- We start at the church square in Ratten
- Between the parsonage and the parish home we hike the hiking trail 03 upwards
- As soon as we reach an access road to the farm, we leave the path
- After a short ascent over a meadow we reach the first meditation place
- We walk along the hiking trail further down to the "Röckhofer".
- Then we turn right down the path and follow it until we reach the "Prembauer".
- We follow the access road downhill to the Hammergraben
- We turn right and walk on the asphalt road back to the parish church
Public transport
Die Informationen zu den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln finden Sie unter www.oebb.at, www.verbundlinie.at, www.busbahnbim.at
By road
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Parkplatz bei der KircheCoordinates
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Equipment
Proper backpacking makes many things easier: pack heavy things first. The water bottle should always be within easy reach in a side pocket. All things that are often needed, such as sunglasses, camera or hiking map, belong on top.
An emergency kit belongs in every backpack!
A clothing according to the "onion system" is always recommended!
A good hiking boot is a good companion and should never be missing on the mountain!
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