Strallegg-Kleinlandl-Frauengraben / Pacher, Strallegg
Beautiful hiking trail from Strallegg to Pacher. Connection to trail no. 17 and no.10 possible
Kurzer Wanderweg von Strallegg nach Pacher. Unterwegs gibt es diverse Einkehrmöglichkeiten sowie ein Felsbild/Steinmuseum.
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The tour in numbers
medium
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Strallegg is located in the East Styrian mountains. The municipal area rises from around 600 meters in the southwest to over 1000 meters.
By car:
From Graz: via the A2 (towards Vienna) to the Gleisdorf-West exit, follow the B54 to Weiz, then continue on the B72 towards Ratten, Strallegg
From Vienna: via the A2 (towards Graz) to the Gleisdorf-West exit, follow the B54 to Weiz, then continue on the B72 towards Ratten, Strallegg
Detailed information on how to get here can be found here.
- We start at the village square in Strallegg
- From there we go over the Schulmeisterhöh into the Kleinladl, until we come into a piece of forest, along which we go downhill.
- We pass by the Abzur No. 17 and cross the ski slope.
- Now we are in the Frauengraben, which we cross
- The last part is uphill until we reach the farmer Heim.
- Then we turn left and go downhill to Gasthof Winkler.
The nearby rock painting and stone museum is a great destination for young and old. The Mosbacher Inn provides culinary delights.
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strallegg-kleinlandl-frauengraben / pacher_img_6370345 | © Sepp Reitbauer | Sepp Reitbauer
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Startpunkt aller Wanderwege in Strallegg | © Sepp Reitbauer | TV Joglland Waldheimat
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Pfarrkiche in Strallegg | © Franz Pöcklhofer | TV Joglland-Waldheimat
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Styrian Flower Road_Strallegg_Eastern Styria | © Gemeinde Strallegg
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Rock art museum_interior_Eastern Styria | © Mosbacher | Mosbacher
What the weather will be like
Strallegg (849m)
Dry and bright with plenty of sunshine, clouds will be rare.
Dry and partly sunny throughout the day, with cloudy periods from time to time.
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