Kreuzkogel lookout tower – Kreuzkogel Lookout Tower loop from Schloss Seggau

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Kreuzkogel lookout tower – Kreuzkogel Lookout Tower loop from Schloss Seggau

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Kreuzkogel lookout tower – Kreuzkogel Lookout Tower loop from Schloss Seggau

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5.87km

210m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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3.39 km

Styrian Wine Trail

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The themed trail at the Education Centre for Fruit and Winegrowing in Silberberg near Leibnitz leads you through the vineyards and offers you impressive views of the region. At more than 30 information stations, you can learn interesting facts about fruit and winegrowing in Styria.

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Silberberg Styrian Fruit & Wine Educational Trail

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4.06 km

View from Silberberg Lookout

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Silberberg is always worth a visit

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4.28 km

Kaindorf Pleasure Spot Loop

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The path leads to the pleasure places. We start at the pleasure area at the Grottenhof Nature Park Center.

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Kreuzkogel lookout tower

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The control room, built in 1847, was given a wooden floor 130 years later. A total of 43 steps lead to the platform of the Kreuzkogelwarte, at an altitude of 496 meters.
The Kreuzkogelwarte is located in Kaindorf near Leibnitz. The ascent (from the Grottenhof Museum to the Kreuzkogel lookout point it is 2.5 km or approx. 30 minutes on foot) is rewarded with a wonderful view over southern Styria to Slovenia in good weather.

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Kreuzkogel Lookout Tower

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Maybe interesting for MTBers. There are several ways down from the control room.

On the one hand, directly at the waiting point down to the Silberberg wine-growing school. The first 100 meters consist of coarse stone, but can be done with appropriate equipment (MTB) and technology. This is followed by simple paths along or between the wine-growing areas.

Or, about 100 meters before the Kogelberg control point, you come down a forest/forest path with partly steep sections towards Grottenhof.

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