Wine Tavern Moser-Trail Nr. 10

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty easy

Route 3,8 km

Time 1:15 h

Uphill 100 hm

Downhill 100 hm

Highest point 492 m

A short circular walk through woods, meadows and vineyards, taking you to the Moser Winery.

You start on Garanaserstraße, passing the Schwanberg mud baths. Continue over the bridge and keep to the left. The route continues uphill onto St. Anna Straße. Now turn onto the forest track, which ends in a picturesque sunken path. This takes you to the edge of the Moser family’s vineyard, where a Celtic tree calendar guides you down to the winery. Plan a short break. Take the Limberger Weg, past the Schwanberger Stüberl, to return to your starting point.

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More information

From Graz, continue on the A2 towards Klagenfurt and take the Lieboch exit towards Stainz/Deutschlandsberg/Eibiswald. Follow the B76 to Schwanberg.
Car park 1 in Bad Schwanberg

Auf der Garanaserstraße, vorbei am Heilmoorbad Schwanberg, über die Brücke links halten, bergan auf die St. Anna Straße. Bei Markierung links in den Forstweg abbiegen, bis man den Buschenschank Moser erreicht. Über den Limberger Weg, vorbei am Schwanberger Stüberl (Einkehrmöglichkeit) und zurück zum unteren Teils des Marktes.

Small rucksack with water bottle, light hiking boots, Nordic walking poles, sunscreen, umbrella, mobile phone, detailed map/hiking map of the hike.

Please take into account your personal fitness level, the weather forecast and the current opening hours of refreshment stops. No liability can be accepted for the accuracy of the information provided.

If your feet aren’t tired yet, the steep climb up to St Joseph’s Church in Bad Schwanberg is well worth the effort. Once you reach the top, you’ll certainly be rewarded with a breathtaking view.

Many starting points for our hikes in southern Styria can also be reached by public transport.

For a relaxed and sustainable journey, we recommend travelling by bus and train wherever possible. Depending on the region, additional local transport options are available.

This allows you to start your tour stress-free while also contributing to climate and nature conservation.

All information on public transport, local mobility services and timetables can be found at: www.suedsteiermark.com/arrival

The nearest railway station is in Bad Schwanberg.

Information offices:

Bad Schwanberg Tourist Office, Tel.: +43 (5) 7730 610, 8541 Bad Schwanberg, Hauptplatz 1

South Styria Tourist Association, Tel.: +43 (5) 7730, 8530 Deutschlandsberg, Hauptplatz 40

www.suedsteiermark.com