In Dienersdorf, a marked circular hiking trail and several crosses with different designs offer opportunities for exercise and for discovering small monuments. The route follows the Saifen to the sports ground, then takes a forest path to the Teubl Cross and heads towards the Steiner Cross. A place to stop at the Knöbl Buschenschank adds a break to the tour; the Knöbl Weinhof adds another local aspect with wine, fruit juices, fruit and pumpkin seed oil. This allows you to give different levels of importance to exercise, small monuments and local products.

Circular hiking trail and crosses

The marked circular hiking trail follows the Saifen to the sports ground. A forest path leads to the Teubl Cross, dating from 1777; the route also heads towards the Steiner Cross, which is known as a plague cross. The tour therefore combines different kinds of route: a section along the Saifen, a forest path and religious landmarks. At the Teubl Cross, the route goes to the cross itself; at the Steiner Cross, it heads in its direction.

Along the circular hiking trail, the Knöbl Buschenschank, with its children's playground, offers a place to stop. The playground is another specific feature of this rest stop; alongside the trail sections and crosses, the tour also has a named place to take a break.

Crosses with different stories

The crosses tell different stories. The Pöltl Cross was erected in 1985 on the Dienersdorfer Hochstraße, replacing a cross that had stood closer to the B54. It is also featured in the Marterlweg gallery. The Hirt Cross, by contrast, stands out for its features: it is the only wayside shrine in the Kaindorf parish with a sundial; small niches in its upper section are decorated with images of saints. Dating from 1777, the Teubl Cross adds another historical reference. The three crosses thus differ in their replacement history and location, their inclusion in the gallery, their features and their dates.

The Knöbl Weinhof and its products

The Knöbl Weinhof also offers a specific link to production: all the Styrian wine varieties are grown there on an area of about five hectares. The approximate area and range of varieties describe two different aspects of winegrowing. In addition to wine, the Knöbl Weinhof Buschenschank produces fruit juices, fruit and pumpkin seed oil. This extends the range of interest beyond the variety of wines to other products from the same business. For anyone taking winegrowing and regional products into account when planning a trip, this offers a distinct direction for discovery alongside the trail and cross themes.

The circular hiking trail offers exercise. The crosses provide historical and design points of interest; the Knöbl Weinhof represents winegrowing and other products. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Tiefenbach Bei Kaindorf, you can start with your accommodation preferences instead.

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