Steinreib combines winegrowing with excursions on foot and by bike. The Klug-Voltl family has been growing wine here on a ridge since 1758; the winery also offers guest rooms and holiday-home rentals. There is also a cycling route through Steinreib towards Greisdorf, as well as hiking trails connected with Hochgrail. When planning your trip, you can consider accommodation and activities based on specific local and route details.

Winegrowing and accommodation in Steinreib

The Klug-Voltl family has been growing wine on the ridge in Steinreib since 1758. This long-standing family connection roots winegrowing in the history of the area and offers a tangible way to explore the topic of wine in Steinreib. The Klug-Voltl winery in Steinreib at Hochgrail operates as a winery with a Buschenschank, guest rooms and holiday-home rentals. Compare the type of accommodation with your travel plans and check current availability directly with the business before finalizing your stay. If you are also planning to visit the Buschenschank, ask in advance about a suitable time.

Cycling route and scenery at Hochgrail

The Schilcher Tour Nord No. 702 runs uphill from Teufenbach through Steinreib towards Greisdorf. This places Steinreib along a specific cycling route; its uphill stretch is an important consideration when planning an excursion. Hochgrail lies on the route section through Steinreib, where you can enjoy a beautiful view. The view extends across the hilly landscape of St. Stefan ob Stainz. Hochgrail itself is an idyllic ridge with lush green meadows, gnarled fruit trees, chestnut forests and abundant vineyards. The route describes the stretch through Steinreib, while Hochgrail adds views and distinctive landscape features to the excursion.

Hiking: Circular trail and viewpoint

The “Großer Hochgrail–Niedergrail” circular trail (Nos. S10, 551, S7A, S7) is eight kilometres long. It crosses Steinreib-Straße and continues along hiking trail S7A. It also passes through a quiet stretch of forest where hikers may be able to spot wildlife. This gives you several points to consider when planning: the total distance, the route via Steinreib-Straße and S7A, and the possibility of spotting wildlife in the forest. You can keep an eye out for wildlife there without treating it as a guaranteed part of your itinerary.

The Klapotetz Hochgrail is also located at Hochgrail, a viewpoint on the Hochgrail vineyard site. It is next to the Hiden winery and Buschenschank and directly on the “Genuss-Schilchern” hiking trail. This route detail can help you include the viewpoint in your hiking plans. The Großer Hochgrail–Niedergrail circular trail and the “Genuss-Schilchern” hiking trail are two different routes: the Klapotetz is directly on the latter, while the circular trail is described as crossing Steinreib-Straße and continuing along S7A.

Plan a day of cycling or hiking

The information provides different points of reference when choosing between a day of cycling and a day of hiking: the cycling route is described by its direction and uphill stretch, while the circular trail has a stated total length of eight kilometres. You can first choose your activity and then plan around the relevant route details. The chance of spotting wildlife in the forest and the view at Hochgrail add different kinds of scenery to choose from.

To the overview of the wider destination: Deutschlandsberg.