Searching for traces in the Roman Forest

We start at the village square in St. Lorenzen. We go past the hairdresser along a sidewalk in the direction of the school. There we pass the volunteer fire department of St. Lorenzen and follow the road. After about 1 km we are at the crossroads where we turn right towards Zehenthöf. From there you can see the monastery Vorau in the distance. We follow the road again past the traditional farms and cross the Putzn' Wiesn. In the shady forest there is a bench for a short rest. Here we have to cross a small hill ridge where we finally come out at a clearing. On the left side of the meadow we reach the beekeeping Luef. We turn around again and now walk through the forest. We follow the path for about half an hour, passing a clearing and the "Tumulis" (Roman graves), which finally leads us through the Römerhütte animal park where we finally arrive at the Römerhütte inn and a fun "Roman train ride" around the animal park awaits the hikers.

At the apiary of the Luef family, mainly blossom honey and forest honey is produced. Propolis drops are a specialty of the beekeeper and are often given to strengthen the immune system. At special beekeeping afternoons you can learn interesting facts about the world of bees. You can find out the dates by calling 03331 / 2743.