クンベルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

With its pointed-gabled roof, resting on a wall on three sides, this chapel immediately catches the eye of approaching hikers; the open facade allows an unobstructed view into the interior of the small church. The rear wall is dominated by a large wooden cross; it is simply crafted—without the body of the crucified Christ. What I have never seen before, however, is the antlers in the lower section of the longitudinal beam. This—in my opinion, more than unusual—decoration of a cross is explained by the chapel's patron saint, for Saint Hubert is primarily known as the patron saint of hunters; many shooting clubs also bear him (or Saint Sebastian) in their name.

On the side of the TABAK shop there is a local farmer shop called "Gundi's laden" - great people, great beer and non-alcoholic drinks when thirsty. Open Friday - Saturday.

At the level of the Schaftalberg you can always enjoy great views of Graz and its hilly surroundings!

This proud weather tower was built in 1987 as a replica of its predecessor from the 19th century. Its bell was rung when there was a threat of approaching storms. At this point you will also find toilets and a little further on a place to take a break with a great view.

Delicious homemade apple strudel in the café on the square.

Beautiful town hall building in the center of St. Radegund.

Nice chapel to walk in.

Spring with drinking water and information board