ミッタードルフ・アン・デア・ラーブの絶景の山頂・トップ20

ここ『Hoher Zetz』の頂上に立つ十字架の前で、ラインホルト・シュテーハー司教（*1921年、+ 2013年）の適切な言葉を思い出したいと思います。マルティン・コロシュはORFのポッドキャストで、愛された聖職者を称え、こう語りました。「特に山々は…人間と神との間の、しばしば問われ、しばしば重荷となり、しかしまたしばしば確認される関係の象徴として、彼はそれらを選びました。この関係は、自然との経験の中で素晴らしく癒やされる形で現れます。インスブルック周辺のすべての頂上を登り、数え切れないほどの山のミサを捧げたラインホルト・シュテーハーにとって、神の創造物への敬意と保護は礼拝と同義でした。なぜなら、彼は揺るぎない確信を持っていたからです。「神に至る道はたくさんある。一つは山を通る道だ。」 (出典: https://oe1.orf.at/programm/20180202/503400/Martin-Kolozs-ueber-Reinhold-Stecher )

On the occasion of the patronal feast found here – the popular pilgrimage church in the Graz area is dedicated to "The Nativity of Mary" – I would like to offer those staying here a short reflection by Saint John of Damascus (born 675/676, died before 754): "The day of the birth of the Mother of God is a day of universal joy, for through the Mother of God the entire human race was renewed and the suffering of the first mother, Eve, was transformed into joy."

Very beautifully situated baroque pilgrimage church, whose facade is beautifully illuminated especially in the evening light.

Always good for a rest.

Large summit cross, great view. Very few tourists (April weekday)

From the summit cross of the Hoher Zetz you have a beautiful view towards Schöckl, the Sommeralm with the Plankogel 🗻 and to the east of the Kulm and Burgenland 🌞 On very clear days all the way to Hungary 🌏 Since you are allowed to park at the Gschnaidter Kreuz at around 825 meters above sea level, it is also possible to stay there until sunset 🌄, as on the way back you can also choose forest paths for the descent, with the exception of the first hundred meters in altitude 🌜🦊

The high Zetz is an easily accessible mountain in the Weiz district. When we were there on a beautiful autumn day, it was very busy. There is a summit cross and a few opportunities to sit down (stones, meadow). View not completely clear due to trees.

The Schöckl is an ideal hiking destination if you live in the south and don't want to drive that far to experience a panorama. However, there is too much tourism there for my taste.