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The cycle path is not just any old one… here you can find information about how the forest glassworks used to work and directly opposite is this small and pretty church

Beautiful lake

Beautiful cheese dairy on the mountain

Beautiful view of the Gail

Beautiful bridge over the Gail with a good view.

After the snow melts, it's easy to cross without getting your feet wet. A welcome cooling off in the summer 😎 As described by Etrex, the official bike path continues over a bridge further up.

Nassfeld is the largest ski area in the Austrian province of Carinthia. The ski area ranges from 610 m to 2020 m above sea level. It is open from December to April. Due to its location, Nassfeld, also known as the "snow hole," benefits from a microclimate that promotes snow reliability in the ski area thanks to frequent Adriatic lows from early December to mid-April. Additionally, mechanical snowmaking systems are in operation on all slopes. At the same time, with an average of 850 hours of sunshine during the winter season, Nassfeld is one of the ski areas with the most hours of sunshine in the Alps. The Nassfeld ski area boasts 110 km of slopes, of which 11 km are classified as difficult, 69 km as intermediate, and 30 km as easy. The longest floodlit slope in the Alps for night skiing, 2.2 km long, is also located in the Nassfeld ski area.

At the top of the pass, on the Austrian side, is Carinthia's largest ski area. The heart of the mountains is the so-called hotel zone with numerous hotels and holiday homes, surrounded by larger villages with alpine chalets since 2015 and 2023, respectively.[2][3] The valley towns are Tröpolach (Slovene: Tropolje, municipality of Hermagor) in the Gailtal Valley and Pontebba (German: Pontafel, Slovenian: Pontabla) in the Canal Valley. For several years, there have been plans to connect the ski area with ski lifts from the Italian Canal Valley.