クラーゲンフルトのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

素敵な小屋で、スタッフも親切で、MTBでのアクセスも良好です！

The freely accessible Hochwart Castle ruins, also known as the "Black Castle," serve as a reminder of the dramatic end of the once mighty fortress of the Counts of Celje, whose line died out in 1456. Destroyed in a succession dispute, the castle was never rebuilt; today, parts of the main tower and walls of the 12th-century chapel still stand in the forest. However, the ruins are unsecured and at risk of collapse, situated partly on steep slopes, and the last 600 meters are only accessible on foot.

The Forstsee lake is largely untouched and can be freely used for swimming. Apart from a few facilities, there are no significant buildings or structures. A hiking trail runs around the lake, and on the western shore is a listed section of an ancient road.

A very beautiful, quiet path. And it's even a listed historical monument, because an ancient road used to run along here.

標高1,157mに位置するMärchenwieseは、最もロマンチックな高山の牧草地の一つとされています。そのユニークさから、Märchenwieseはボデンタール自然保護区に属しています。

The Koschutahaus on the Mrzli-Log-Alm (Karawanken) is not only a fully staffed mountain refuge, but also the mountaineering and training center of the Austrian Alpine Club (Naturfreunde Kärnten) and a day trip destination on the "Alpine Cultural Trail." The alpine hut enjoys sunny views beneath the steep limestone cliffs of the Koschuta. It is a popular starting point for hikes or challenging mountain and climbing tours. All guests are treated to lovingly prepared home-style cooking from Carinthian cuisine! The best local delicacies, excellent drinks, and a great atmosphere are all part of the experience here. Everything we ate was excellent and plentiful. The hut owner is very friendly and accommodating. We'll be back! Next time, though, with a sled 😉. The Koschutahaus can be reached via the groomed trail using snowshoes, touring skis, or hiking boots. Hut owner Michi ensures perfect conditions with his small snow groomer!

Spectacular view of the waterfall.

Dogs are allowed on Tscheppasslucht, but for our Great Swiss this trail was still a challenge.