A Natural Spectacle of Stone and Water

The Weizklamm, the gateway to theAlmenland Naturpark , is one of the most impressive gorges and offers a truly natural experience. Between Weiz and Passail, the Weizbach stream has carved its way deep into the massive limestone cliffs over thousands of years, creating a wild and romantic gorge that captivates visitors. Steep, towering rock faces—some rising more than 200 meters into the sky—provide the gorge with a stunning backdrop and make every hike, or even a drive or bike ride, a special experience.

Those who explore the Weizklamm are immersed in a landscape shaped by water, stone, and time. The murmur of the Weizbach stream accompanies hikers through the narrow gorge, while shady mixed forests, striking rock formations, and hidden caves define the scenery. Especially on warm summer days, the gorge’s unique microclimate ensures pleasant temperatures, making the Weizklamm a popular destination for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.

Our Hiking Tips:

Jägersteig Loop Trail

Circular hike - moderate: 15.7 km | Elevation gain: 825 m
A spectacular hike that rewards you with a fantastic view of all of Eastern Styria.

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Patscha Loop, Jägersteig Trail

Circular Hike - Difficult: 14.8 km | 890 hm
Starting from the Jägersteig trail in the Weizklamm Gorge, the route leads to the Patscha summit, which offers breathtaking views.

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The Gateway to Almenland

Together with three other gorges—the Bärenschützklamm in Mixnitz, the Raabklamm in Arzberg, and the Kesselfallklamm in Semriach—the Weizklamm forms the gateways to theAlmenland Naturpark . Even just a drive or a bike ride through the area is an impressive experience.

Weizklamm - Natura 2000 Site

But the Weizklamm is much more than just an impressive natural landmark. The area is home to numerous caves, rare animal species, and significant karst water reserves. As part of the Almenland Nature Park Almenland a protected landscape area, the gorge plays a vital role in preserving valuable habitats and supporting the regional water supply.