Untergreithweg No. 17
Beautiful circular hiking trail with many vantage points in southern Styria.
The topography of the municipality of St. Johann im Saggautal is the ideal example for the entire South Styrian hill country. The municipality lies in the middle of the beautiful Saggau Valley. The main village lies at 316 m above sea level, the highest points reach up to 589 m above sea level. St. Johann im Saggautal is characterised by a diverse landscape: Fertile fields in the valley, lush meadows and orchards on the gentle to very steep hills with charming vineyards and vineyard slopes. A colourful forest area stretches in between.
Characteristics
The tour in numbers
medium
Level of difficulty
Map & downloads
cookies.accept-cookies-to-show-map
More information
Coming from the south, north, west and east on the A9 Phyrnautobahn - exit Leibnitz - continue towards Kaindorf/S - Heimschuh - Großklein - St. Johann im Saggautal.
The Untergreithweg trail has its starting point at Josefiplatz next to the Jauk car dealership in St. Johann im Saggautal. It first leads us towards the centre of the village, at the Jauk-Hartner inn towards the Saggautal valley. After crossing the Saggaubach stream, leave the short section along the main road and hike first through a section of forest and finally on municipal paths along the Habitschegg ridge to the Georgikirche church. Via Buschenschank Bernhardkeller past Gasthaus Literwirt and Goldes, you reach the Radigaberg area on municipal roads after crossing Priestergraben and continue on municipal roads back to the starting point.
Visit the filial church of St. Georgen am Lukowitsch.
Parking is available at the starting point.
1/2
Blick auf St. Johann i. S. | © Südsteiermark | Gemeinde St. Johann i. S.
2/2
Josefiplatz, St. Johann i. S. | © Südsteiermark | Lj St. Johann i. S.
What the weather will be like
Gleinstätten (323m)
Rain showers in the morning, then frequent thunderstorms.
Dry and bright with plenty of sunshine, clouds will be rare
You may also be interested in
Recommended tours