Packer Reservoir – Packer Reservoir loop from Pack

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Hirschegg-Pack

Packer Reservoir – Packer Reservoir loop from Pack

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Packer Reservoir – Packer Reservoir loop from Pack

01:56

7.37km

60m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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81 m

Packer Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

ideal for a short walk, whether in winter or summer

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841 m

Packer Stausee

Highlight • Lake

1.79 km

Packer Stausee

Lake

2.15 km

Vending Machines and Rest Area at the Lake (Austria)

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A little refreshment in between with a break

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4.55 km

Packer Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Pack your swimming trunks in summer 👍

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6.11 km

Graz - Pack - Hebalm - Hirzerstausee - Edelschrott

Highlight • Trail

7.37 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.84 km

239 m

163 m

136 m

Surfaces

3.29 km

2.64 km

1.16 km

284 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 6 November

4°C

-1°C

0 %

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It’s going to be cold. Wrap up warm and watch out for ice.

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Comments

July 18, 2024,Wanderung

Unfortunately, the lake is surrounded by private property. In the northern part you are constantly on a road. Unfortunately, it is not the classic mountain/reservoir lake that you would expect in Austria.

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May 1, 2023,Packer Stausee – Runde von Modriach

Unfortunately not a pretty sight at the moment, but it's slowly getting full again.

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July 25, 2026,Iron Lake Challenge "Steiermark" - See-Nr. 3: Packer Stausee

This reservoir belongs to the municipalities of Hirschegg-Pack and Edelschrott. The Packer Stausee is fed by the Modriachbach and the Packer Bach flowing through it, into which the lake also drains, thus allowing energy to be generated by a run-of-river power plant.
In addition to electricity generation, it is also used for swimming, fishing, and sailing. There is a cycle …

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