Erlebnisregion Graz

From Gratkorn along the Dultgraben stream to the rolling hills of the Graz Highlands. Featuring the Lourdes Chapel, the Rannach Alpine Garden, and the Höchwirt Inn.



The sixth stage begins in Gratkorn (approx. 400 m), a market town with an industrial heritage. The Graz Highlands hiking trail initially

From Gratwein, the trail leads across rolling hills and past historic sites to Judendorf-Straßengel. A diverse stage offering nature, panoramic views, and the impressive destination of the Maria Straßengel pilgrimage church.



From the center of Gratwein, the path leads directly into the countryside. It

From Kleinstübing via the Mühlbacher Hütte and Rein Abbey to Gratwein. Forest paths, culture, and refreshing breaks along the way.



The fourth stage of the Graz Highlands Hiking Trail begins in Kleinstübing. The village is best known for the Austrian Open-Air Museum Stübing, one of the largest central

From Übelbach, the trail leads across wooded hills and along quiet paths to the Schartnerkogel. Expansive views accompany the hike all the way to Peggau.



The hike begins in Übelbach (580 m), a town with a long history of silver and copper mining. Old trade routes still bear witness to the region's economic

From Frohnleiten, over the Haneggkogel, through forests and alpine meadows to the "Bermuda Triangle" of the Gleinalpe mountain range near Übelbach. A particularly beautiful stage with wide paths and tranquil stretches.



The stage begins in Frohnleiten, whose history is closely linked to the Mur River

From Peggau, the trail leads through forests and over ridges up to the Hochtrötsch. Sweeping views of the Almenland region and the Mur Valley accompany you all the way to Frohnleiten.



The first stage begins in Peggau, surrounded by striking rock formations and karst landscapes. Here you'll find the Lurgrotte

From the Lipizzaner region up to the Gleinalm area: a leisurely mountain bike tour to the Lipizzaner horses' summer pastures.



The Brendlalm tour connects the Lipizzaner region with the high-altitude Gleinalm area and leads through quiet forests to expansive alpine meadows. The route runs predominantly

A challenging ascent from St. Radegund with approximately 750 meters of elevation gain to the Schöckl mountain station, offering flexible descent options.



The Schöckl summit climb begins at the valley station of the Schöckl cable car and leads uphill via the Radegund Gorge, the Zwölferkogel mountain

A circular route around Graz's local mountain, the Schöckl, offering incredible views of the entire Graz Basin and the Almenland region.



The entire loop is part of the Schöckl MTB trail network and follows forest roads and lightly trafficked roads. This makes it suitable for gravel bikes and basic e-bikes

A challenging mountain bike tour along the four scenic peaks over 1,000 meters in the Graz area.



The Pleschkogel Loop 130 is well-marked throughout and starts at Rein Abbey.



The route initially follows the Mühlbach stream on forest roads through the Mühlbach ravine. The climb gradually becomes more gradual