グレードニッツのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

The Salzsteig trail leads down to the Turracher Höhe. The path requires absolute surefootedness. Once at the bottom, a walk around Lake Schwarzsee is recommended.

The Schoberriegel is a 2,208 m (7,208 ft) high mountain located on the border of the municipalities of Reichenau and Albeck on the Turracher Höhe in the Gurktal Alps. The western and eastern flanks are steep and rocky. A gently sloping ridge leads to the summit from the north. To the south, the ridge leads to the summit of the Gruft. It is a popular hiking mountain due to its beautiful views of the Nockberge Mountains and the Turracher Höhe. A summit cross with a summit register is located at the summit.

From the south, a ridge path leads to the summit of the Gruft, which then continues to the summit of the Schoberriegel. Both are popular hiking peaks due to their beautiful views of the Nockberge and Turracher Höhe.

An absolutely rustic hut, reminiscent of a witch's house. Unfortunately, the hut was completely overcrowded, so we had to keep hiking.

A very nice alpine hut. Rustic, cozy, and good food.

The smallest of the three lakes owes its color to algae growing on its bottom. As the only lake on the Turracher Höhe, Lake Grünsee drains south into the Gurk River. Lake depth: up to 12 meters

Turracher Höhe Here you stand at 1,763 meters above sea level on the Styrian side of Lake Turracher See. The border between Styria and Carinthia runs right through the middle of the lake. Tourism has been here since the end of the 19th century. The region is located within the UNESCO Nockberge Biosphere Reserve. With Turracher Höhe, you've chosen a place in the sun. The climate here is unique in Austria. The forests support the regenerating, gentle climate (high air purity), and the altitude ensures a stimulating climate (stimulating the human metabolism).

Lake Turracher See The largest of the three lakes on the Turracher Höhe is up to 33 meters deep. Its water is of excellent quality and reaches temperatures of up to 20 degrees Celsius in summer. In winter, the lake freezes over. The thick layer of ice supports skiers, hikers, cross-country skiers, and ice skaters.