Discover the ancient pilgrim walks that cross the territory of Eibiswald. This page features a selection of the best pilgrim trails in Eibiswald recommended by experts. Filter the results to best suit your needs. Each route contains useful information to help you plan each stage of your pilgrimage.
Maps and trails
The most beautiful pilgrim walks in Eibiswald
Pilgrim Trail
· Southern Styria
Mariazeller Weg 2. Tagesetappe
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
25 km
7:30 h
889 m
890 m
Schloss Limberg, Schwanberg und seine Burgsiedlung, die Kirchen und der Stadtkern von Deutschlandsberg warten während dieser Etappe auf uns. Und natürlich das herrliche Weinbaugebiet des berühmten Schilchers. Wichtig: Unsere Beschreibung will sich nicht als detaillierte verstanden wissen. Wir möchten Ihnen nur gerne einen kleinen Vorgeschmack geben, um Sie auf diesen beeindruckenden Weg vorzubereiten.
Pilgrim Trail
· Klopeiner See - South Carinthia - Lavanttal
Stage 7: Way of St. James Western Styria
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
17.7 km
6:00 h
204 m
1,078 m
The Way of St. James in Western Styria was opened on 25 July 2010 and is divided into eight stages. These were chosen so that they are manageable for average hikers. Overnight accommodation is available at the end of each stage. Particularly athletic pilgrims will probably manage a larger daily workload; in the event of bad weather or sightseeing, the mileage will be less. For the most part, the trail leads along existing hiking and pilgrimage routes and partly along asphalted municipal and provincial roads.
Pilgrim Trail
· Southern Styria
Stage 8: Way of St. James Western Styria
Difficulty
difficult
20.2 km
7:00 h
535 m
1,242 m
The Way of St. James in Western Styria was opened on 25 July 2010 and is divided into eight stages. These were chosen so that they are manageable for average hikers. Overnight accommodation is available at the end of each stage. Particularly athletic pilgrims will probably manage a larger daily workload; in the event of bad weather or sightseeing, the mileage will be less. For the most part, the trail leads along existing hiking and pilgrimage routes and partly along asphalted municipal and provincial roads.

