Best natural monuments around Lebring-Sankt Margarethen are situated in a region characterized by its location on the right bank of the Mur river, featuring rolling hills, green valleys, and vineyards. The area offers diverse natural experiences, from riverbanks to educational trails. This landscape provides opportunities for exploring natural attractions and historical sites.
Last updated: May 27, 2026
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Weir at the confluence of Laßnitz and Sulm
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Nice place to clear your feet in the Lassnitz in summer.
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The viewing platform serves to avoid disturbing the birds near the shore. Entering the shore area is prohibited by law. Please note this. With the ordinance of the Leibnitz district authority of May 26, 1978, the area between the Mur bridge in Bachsdorf and the Gralla power plant on the Mur was declared a nature reserve (bird sanctuary).
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Here the Laßnitz flows into the Sulm and there are nice opportunities (at least) to refresh your legs or to take a longer break!
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There may be a shouting and chattering there! The backwater of the Gralla power station is an Eldorado for geese, ducks, herons ... whatever is around here ... it's worth seeing! Therefore there is also an observatory! An absolute resting place, not just for families!
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... just "just" ... PURE nature
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Small oasis of calm for humans and animals. In addition to the extensive shore area, there is also a covered ornithological station from which even the little ones can safely observe all the aquatic animals. Some animals have already gotten used to humans, so you can get really close.
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The region is characterized by its location on the right bank of the Mur river, featuring rolling hills, green valleys, and idyllic vineyards. Key natural attractions include the Sulm River, Wildon Lake, and the scenic South Styrian Wine Road vineyards.
Yes, the Steinerne Wehr Sulm River Bath is an excellent choice for families, offering swimming, playing, and relaxation. The Birdwatching spot at the reservoir is also family-friendly, with a covered station for observing aquatic animals. Additionally, the Buchkogel Nature Trail is designed to be engaging for all ages.
You can explore history up close at the Ruins and Excavations on Wildon Castle Hill. This site offers fascinating ruins and archaeological discoveries, showcasing a unique settlement history in the southeast Alpine region.
The Wilder Mann Cave on the Wildoner Schlossberg is a particularly exciting and mystical place. Once a site of sacrifice, it's now known for its special calm and energetic atmosphere.
The area offers various outdoor activities. You can enjoy running trails, with options like the 'Murradweg Parking Area, Wildon loop' or the 'Buchkogel loop'. For hiking, there are easy routes such as 'The Old Post House in Lebring loop' or more moderate ones like 'Ruins of Neu-Wildon Castle – Buchkogel Summit loop'. Find more details on running trails and hiking routes.
Yes, the Birdwatching spot at the reservoir provides a tranquil setting with a covered ornithological station. Additionally, the Mur River Bird Sanctuary, located between the Mur bridge in Bachsdorf and the Gralla power plant, is a designated nature reserve where you can observe birds from viewing platforms.
You can visit the Confluence of the Lassnitz and the Sulm, a beautiful spot where the two rivers meet, offering opportunities to refresh or take a break. The Sulm Riverside Path also provides serene views and a chance to experience the natural environment of the idyllic Sulmtal.
The region's natural beauty, including river paths, lakes, and vineyards, can be enjoyed throughout the warmer months for outdoor activities. For birdwatching, spring and autumn migrations can be particularly rewarding. The Buchkogel Nature Trail is accessible year-round, with new information boards enhancing the experience.
Yes, the Buchkogel Nature Trail in Lebring offers an engaging way to learn about local flora and fauna. It features modernized information boards with QR codes, providing audio contributions, pictures, and interactive content suitable for all ages.
The South Styrian Wine Road region, with its picturesque vineyards, is home to numerous 'Buschenschanken' (traditional wine taverns) where you can enjoy local wines and delicacies amidst scenic views. Wildon Lake also has gastronomic options nearby, and the Steinerne Wehr Sulm River Bath offers facilities including camping and refreshments.
The Steinerne Wehr Sulm River Bath welcomes dogs, though they must be kept on a leash. Many of the hiking and running trails in the area, such as those along the Sulm Riverside Path, are also suitable for dog walking, provided local leash requirements are followed.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural experiences, from cooling off in the Sulm River at the Steinerne Wehr to the serene birdwatching opportunities at the reservoir. The blend of natural beauty with historical sites like the Ruins on Wildon Castle Hill and the mystical Wilder Mann Cave also makes the region unique.


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