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Hiking trails / Around Stubenberg, you will find numerous numbered hiking trails. © Silvia Sarcletti, Elisabeth ZienitzerPhoto: Silvia Sarcletti, Elisabeth Zienitzer, Rother Bergverlag
Anyone who wants to get to know a hiking region more closely should start directly from the villages, as this immediately provides a good geographical reference. The hike from Stubenberg am See to the northwestern mountain ridge is a good example of this. After leaving the small, manageable village center, you soon enter a natural environment and hike along deciduous and mixed forests, through ditches and over tended cultivated areas uphill. The higher you get, the more you can see the small-scale agricultural structures. Forest and meadow areas alternate next to each other and offer the viewer a soothing overall impression, which is completed by the view of Lake Stubenberg. This view can only be surpassed from the air in a balloon ride, a gentle form of movement that has been a tradition here for many years. Two European and two World Championships in ballooning have already taken place in Stubenberg/Schielleiten. Also noteworthy is "A Castle Full of Surprises" – a motto on the homepage of the Austrian Sports Resorts Schloss Schielleiten. The "Schönbrunn yellow" Baroque castle from the late 17th century with a magnificent park around it is well known far beyond the borders of Styria and is located near the town of Stubenberg am See.
We start at the municipal office in Stubenberg am See, 449 m, and orient ourselves on the large hiking overview board. The path 9 leads through the village center in the direction of Zeil. After a short time, we come to the street intersection Pöllau-Zeil and Rabenwald-Anger-Weiz, where no marking is visible. We go right and then see at the next intersection the signpost "Zeilrunde (9)". Now it goes slightly uphill along a paved road to the entry to the marked trail on the left side. The red-white-red marking can be seen on a concrete pillar or a mail distribution point. We enter the forest, go slightly downhill, then over a bridge and subsequently uphill on the left side of the ditch. The path leads along the forest edge to an asphalt road. We hike uphill until shortly before a left turn a barn building stands on the right side and a red-white-red marking arrow is visible. Past the barn building and along the forest edge uphill. The next entry is not clear because the marking is
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