The Packer Stausee is a reservoir in the municipality of Hirschegg-Pack, east of the village of Pack, and in the municipality of Edelschrott, northwest of the village of Modriach, in the Voitsberg district in Styria.

Austria

<p>Packer reservoir is one of the most popular reservoirs in Voitsberg, district of Styria. It is located in a beautiful landscape and is a good place for those who are seeking peace and quiet and want to draw energy from the untouched nature for a while. At an altitude of 867 meters above sea level and with 60 hectares of water surface, the lake offers many sports opportunities, but also some well-kept sunbathing areas. Here you cannot only swim, surf, sail and row, but also camp, hike and fish. There are several places to stop for refreshments in the area. The restaurants serve excellent smoked fish and trout.   </p>

Styria is a mountainous, and densely wooded province of Austria. It is also called "the green Mark". The provincial capital is Graz. 

<p>Styria is a mountainous, and densely wooded province of Austria. It is also called "the green Mark". The provincial capital is called Graz. The city offers a varied cultural life. In 2003, Graz was the European Capital of Culture. The island on the river Mur and the modern art gallery in the middle of the historic old town still bear witness to this today. Styria is an Eldorado for sports enthusiasts in every season. In winter, numerous skiing areas with modern lifts offer snow enjoyment at its best. In summer, mountain bikers use the lifts for challenging trails. Pleasure cyclists explore the magnificent nature with a rental e-bike. The southern Styrian wine route is a popular destination, especially in autumn during the grape harvest. In the north of Styria lies the Dachstein glacier and the impressive Erzberg, where iron ore is still mined today. Styrian cuisine is known for its hearty pumpkin seed oil.</p><br>

<h2><b>Top Attractions of Styria</b></h2>
<h3>Schlossberg</h3>

<p>The Schlossberg is a landmark of Graz. In 1839, a city park was created here and over time the Schlossberg became a popular destination for excursions. Today, the Schlossberg is still a popular meeting place with cafés, restaurants and events. The clock tower stands high above the old town of Graz and is considered a landmark. Since the minute hand was added to the clock face much later, it is smaller than the hour hand.  </p><br>

<h3>Kunsthaus Graz</h3>

<p>The Kunsthaus Graz, designed by Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, is also popularly known as the "Friendly Alien". It was built as a venue in 2003, when Graz was selected as the European Capital of Culture. Its unique architecture made this biomorphic building a new attraction in the city for art lovers.   </p><br>

<h3>Südsteirische Weinstraße</h3>

<p>The South Styrian Wine Route is an old cultural landscape characterised by rolling hills where wine and fruit thrive. The narrow road winds through the picturesque landscape. “Buschenschanken”, where award-winning wines and hearty dishes are served, invite you to stop for a bite to eat. Especially in autumn, when the leaves turn orange-red, a visit to the wine route is a special experience. </p><br>

<h3>Dachsteingletscher</h3>

<p>The 2,700 m high Dachstein is the highest mountain in Styria. The massif is a well-known hiking destination with rewarding views. From Ramsau, a panorama gondola leads up to the Dachstein glacier on which there is snow all year round. Besides the incomparable view of the Alps, visitors can expect special highlights on the summit: the suspension bridge, and the skywalk or the "stairway to nowhere". In winter, skiing and ski tours take place on the glacier. </p>

Styria

Hirschegg is located between beautiful mountain ranges and lush alpine meadows in Western Styria. At the Gasthof Spengerwirt, coziness and tradition are at the forefront. The quiet location is ideal for those seeking relaxation and nature lovers. 


<p>Hirschegg is located between marvellous mountain ranges and lush alpine meadows in western Styria. At Gasthof Spengerwirt, cosiness and tradition take centre stage. The quiet location is ideal for those seeking relaxation and nature lovers.</p>

<p>The individually designed rooms have wooden floors, shower, hairdryer and satellite TV. In addition to double rooms, family rooms and flats are also available. Dogs are very welcome.</p>

<p>The Gasthof Spengerwirt emphasises the use of regional products. The rich breakfast offers everything your heart desires. In the evening, guests can choose from a 3-course evening menu (3 menus to choose from). Vegetarian dishes are of course possible. Allergies or intolerances (gluten, lactose, diabetes) are gladly taken into account. Please let us know at the time of booking. </p>

<p>The Sprengerwirt offers a small wellness area with a Finnish sauna, an infrared cabin, a fitness area and a relaxation room.</p>

<p>Sufficient parking spaces available.</p>

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Styrian Central Region

Packer Stausee

The Salzstiegelhaus is an inn and a private refuge in the Lavanttal Alps in the Austrian state of Styria. It is located on the Hirschegger Sattel in the area of ​​the Pack and Stubalpe.



<p>The Salzstiegelhaus is an inn and a private refuge in the Lavanttal Alps in the Austrian state of <a href="https://www.greenhabitat.at/en/destinationen/steiermark">Styria </a>. It is located on the Hirschegger Sattel in the area of ​​the Pack and Stubalpe.

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Salzstiegelhaus

The Styrian Central Region is the region around the provincial capital Graz and the district of Voitsberg.

The Styrian Central Region is the region around the provincial capital Graz and the district of Voitsberg.  The gently rolling landscape with extensive meadows, fields and forests is characteristic of this region. Styria is also called the "green Mark". 