4 elements tour FIRE 3 in the thermal spa & volcano region of Styria

A particularly beautiful tour in the southern part of Thermen- & Vulkanland Styria.

The four elements - water, fire, earth and air - have found their home in Thermen- & Vulkanland Styria. For this reason, these e-bike tours are also dedicated to the four elements.

This tour is dedicated to FIRE.

Unbridled passion, emotion and intensity - we are talking about the element of fire, which is firmly anchored in the history of the region. This e-bike tour takes you through the former land of volcanoes, which spewed hot lava millions of years ago and still characterise the whole of south-eastern Styria today. Where there is fire, there is energy - and you will need it on the tour ahead. But don't worry, many inns and taverns will welcome you for a rest on your way through the varied landscape.

The tour is not specially signposted - you follow the signposting of the regional cycle paths, e.g. R11, R12, etc.

With the support of the federal government and the European Union.

We start in the wine-growing village of Klöch with its marvellous location on the Klöcher Weinstraße. Many small wine islands characterise the wine-growing region in south-eastern Styria with its unique locations on the slopes of extinct volcanoes, which also lend the landscape its unique character.

The cycling region of Bad Radkersburg is probably one of the most beautiful cycling regions in Austria. The old town with the Parktherme thermal spa, the southern flair and the joie de vivre of the people make every holidaymaker's heart beat faster.

From Bad Radkersburg, we cycle along the Mur Cycle Path R2 upstream, but still very leisurely through idyllic villages and meadow landscapes and past pumpkin and maize fields. The fact that, alongside wine, pumpkin seed oil is increasingly becoming the dominant culinary product is also shown by the excursion destinations along the route.

Before we get back to Klöch, we still have a small climb ahead of us. The Tramina tastes particularly good afterwards.

The tour is not specially signposted - you follow the signposting of the regional cycle paths, e.g. R11, R12, etc.