The trail leads to Einöd to the steepest vineyard in Austria - Weingut Malli and back along the old Roman road to the starting point.
The name Sausal first appears in a document from 970, in which Emperor Otto I gave the area between the rivers Sulm and Laßnitz to the Archbishopric of Salzburg as a fief. The name "Sausal" is derived from the Latin "Solva silva" (Sulm forest). The place names Kitzeck or Steinriegel are not found in any medieval documents, but some of the cadastral parishes of today's Kitzeck are already mentioned in the land register of the Vizedomamt Leibnitz in 1322. The name Fresing (Katastralgemeinde) is recorded in the Ortsnamenbuch von Steiermark (1893) as one of the oldest villages.
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Coming from the south, north, east and west on the A9 Phyrnautobahn - exit Leibnitz - continue towards Kaindorf/S. - Heimschuh - Fresing - Kitzeck i. S.
Starting from the Wine Museum, walk along the main road towards the church. Pass the church until you reach the first fork, here you continue to the left,Follow the ridge until you reach the Buschenschank Malli through vineyards. From here, continue to the right along the old Roman road until theuntil you reach the junction with the main road. Continue to the right and immediately afterwards (approx. 300m) turn left along a municipal road back to the starting point.
Visit the 1st Styrian Wine Museum in Kitzeck.
Parking spaces are available close to the church or next to the Raiffeisenbank in Kitzeck.
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Kirche Kitzeck i. S. | © Südsteiermark | Robert Weixelberger
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Weinmuseum Kitzeck | © Südsteiermark | TV Südsteiermark
What the weather will be like
Kitzeck im Sausal (559m)
Light snowfall in the early morning, but most of the day will be dry.
Mostly cloudy through the day with a chance of occasional sunny spells.
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