Stage 2: Path of 100,000 Steps, Semriach - Nechnitz
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This trail leads in 6 stages around the southern Almenland, the 2nd stage starts at the
GH Jägerwirt in Semriach and leads over the Rechberg to the
Nechnitz.
This hike around the "Passailer Kessel" is an idea of the Kath. Männerbewegung Passail and was also planned and implemented by them. The six sections are designed in such a way that after each day's stage there is an opportunity to stop for a break or overnight stay. The stages run mainly along designated Alpine Club paths and were also marked with their own signposts. The small boards represent the colours of the hiked communities Fladnitz an der Teichalm (gold), Passail (blue) and St. Kathrein am Offenegg (red).
The trail starts in Arzberg, leads up to the Schöckl and on to the Rechberg. From there it goes via the Nechnitz up to the Teichalm, via the Osser up to the Sommeralm and via the Brandlucken to St. Kathrein am Offenegg. The last two stages then lead over the Patscha down into the Weizklamm gorge before returning to Arzberg via the Gösser and Große Raabklamm gorges.
The second stage leads from the foot of the Schöckl over the Rechberg very gently to the Nechnitz plateau, which lies exactly between the Rote Wand and the Schöckl. There are good places to stop for refreshments.