Lašská naučná stezka Štramberk, Educational trail system in Štramberk, Czech Republic.

The Lašská naučná stezka Štramberk is a circular marked trail with 13 educational stops scattered throughout the town and surrounding landscape. Each station features information panels about the local geology, fossils, archaeological finds, plants, and wildlife.

The town of Štramberk built the trail in 2002–2003 as the second part of the Lašská naučná stezka, and it was renovated in 2013. It runs through the Štramberská vrchovina hills in the Podbeskydí natural park, and four of its 13 panels are shared with the connecting Lašská naučná stezka Kopřivnice.

The trail is the second part of the Lašská naučná stezka, whose name refers to the Lašsko region around Štramberk. Four of its 13 panels are shared with the connecting Lašská naučná stezka Kopřivnice, so the two routes form one continuous network. The circuit starts and ends by the Národní sad and the primary school.

The trail is marked with white triangles with diagonal stripes and can be started from the train station or the primary school parking area. The route is roughly 6 kilometers long and requires comfortable footwear since you will want to stop and read the information panels.

The trail's highest point is Bílá hora at 557 m, where a lookout tower stands; the lowest is the Dolní street junction at 365 m, a total elevation gain of 192 m. Part of the route coincides with the Sluneční stezka na Bílou horu, and four of the 13 panels are shared with the Lašská naučná stezka Kopřivnice.