Pilgrim walks in Hirschegg-Pack

A moderate section over the Gaberl brings some relaxation. The beautiful forest passages dominate. Around the Gaberl on Sunday there is a lot of traffic.

A long stage that leads from the Hohenwart at Klippitztörl via Reichenfels/Lav. - through the Höllgraben to the Peterer Hut and to the Salzstiegelhaus. Very scenic.

1st daily stage: Route: St. Hemma/Edelschrott - Schiefling/Lavanttal Length: 20.4 km Walking time: 6.5 - 7 hours

Pilgrimage with shuttle service and options to hop on for shorter segments

On the Rome Way from the Holy Mountain to the Holy City The Rome Way / Cammino di Roma This route to Rome leads from Styria to Klagenfurt in Carinthia, Kranjska Gora in Slovenia, and further to Tarvisio in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. From here, the route goes via San Daniele, San Vito al Tagliamento, Treviso to Padua to the Basilica of Saint Anthony. Via the Anthony Way / Cammino di Sant'Antonio it continues through Rovigo, Ferrara, and Bologna to the Emilia-Romagna region to the Anthony hermitage near Dovadola. From here, it follows the Francis Way / Cammino di Assisi, passing through places where Saint Francis lived and worked, from the Tuscan monastery La Verna via the towns of Gubbio and Assisi to the Franciscan monasteries near Rieti. On the last 100 km one pilgrims on the Via di Roma via Monterotondo to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The route The starting point of this pilgrimage route is the Holy Mountain in Bärnbach. The Rome Way partly follows already existing pilgrim paths (Jakobsweg West Steiermark, Hemmaweg, Benediktweg, Carinthian Mariazell Way, Jakobsweg Carinthia, Friulian Jakobsweg, Anthony Way, Francis Way). Places and cities along the way Holy Mountain in Bärnbach - Maria Lankowitz - Bad St. Leonhard - St. Paul in Lavant Valley - Dom Petrus and Paulus Klagenfurt - Kranjska Gora - Tarvisio - San Daniele - Treviso - Padua - Ferrara - Bologna - La Verna - Gubbio - Assisi - Spoleto - Rieti - Monterotondo - Rome

The Rome Way / Cammino di Roma The South Austrian way to Rome leads from Styria to Klagenfurt in Carinthia, Kranjska Gora in Slovenia, and further to Tarvisio in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. From here, the route goes through San Daniele, San Vito al Tagliamento, Treviso to Padua to the Basilica of Saint Anthony. Via the Anthony Way / Cammino di Sant'Antonio it goes through Rovigo to Ferrara in the Emilia-Romagna region to the Anthony hermitage near Dovadola. From here, one follows the Francis Way / Cammino di Assisi, encountering places where Saint Francis lived and worked, from the Tuscan monastery La Verna through the towns of Gubbio and Assisi to the Franciscan monasteries near Rieti. In the last 100 km, one pilgrimages along the Via di Roma through Monterotondo to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Der Romweg / Cammino di Roma Der Südösterreichische Weg nach Rom führt von der Steiermark nach Klagenfurt in Kärnten, Kranjska Gora in Slowenien und weiter nach Tarviso in die Region Friaul - Julisch Venetien. Von hier führt die Route über San Daniele, San Vito al Tagliamento, Trevisio bis nach Padua zur Grabeskirche des heiligen Antonius. Über den Antoniusweg / Cammino di Sant´Antonio geht es über Rovigo nach Ferrara in die Region Emilia-Romagna zur Antonius-Einsiedelei bei Dovadola. Ab hier folgt man den Franziskusweg / Cammino di Assisi, wobei man auf Orte trifft, an denen der heilige Franziskus gelebt und gewirkt hat, vom toskanischen Kloster La Verna über die Städte Gubbio und Assisi bis zu den Franziskus-Klöstern bei Rieti. Auf den letzten 100 km pilgert  man auf der Via di Roma über Monterotondo bis zum Petersdom in Rom.