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Here on the north shore you will find a somewhat hidden public access to the lake

Here you can cycle in a relaxed manner

A walk along this artificial waterway in Klagenfurt is highly recommended.

Sometimes all it takes is a narrow path along the water to silence the noise of the world. The Lend Canal, lined with ancient trees, winds quietly and unspectacularly through southern Klagenfurt – as if everyday life had been pushed to the side to make room for the sound of tires on gravel, the soft patter of ducks' feet, and the gentle gurgling under a wooden bridge. Anyone who sets out early will encounter the city in a state somewhere between sleepyhead and curiosity – a dog in a bicycle basket, a fisherman with a thermos, a couple who carry the silence within them like a shared song. Further west, where the canal meets Lake Wörthersee, the landscape expands, and the Natura 2000 area of Lendspitz-Maiernigg shows what water, reeds, and patience can become: a refuge for animals, plants – and people who haven't yet forgotten how to search. The water is turquoise green, almost Caribbean, the shores wild and soft at the same time. A place that doesn't want much – except to be left alone. Perhaps that's what makes it so precious. Those who hike or cycle through this area aren't overwhelmed, but rather drawn in. In the rustling of leaves, the chirping of dragonflies, the inconspicuous wonder of everyday life. And if they're lucky, they'll find a bench that listens more than it speaks. At the end, the impression remains of a path that doesn't call out loudly, but rather beckons in a friendly manner. And perhaps that's just the right dose of wilderness – in the middle of a city that's not ashamed of its nature.

There are difficult sections before and after the Trattnigteich pond, which, in my opinion, are incorrectly classified as S1 and are easily equivalent to S2. So, be careful, good technique is required. I dropped out.

"The Stone GTI" refers to a monument in the shape of a VW Golf GTI, made of granite, located in Reifnitz on Lake Wörthersee. It commemorates the long-standing GTI meet that took place there for many years. Although the meet moved to Wolfsburg in 2024, the Stone GTI remains a symbol of GTI culture and the history of the meet at Lake Wörthersee. The monument was carved from a 25-ton block of granite and erected at its current location in 1987 after being pulled to Reifnitz by thousands of people. The Stone GTI is a popular photo subject and an integral part of the memories of the GTI meet at Lake Wörthersee, which took place there until 2022. The GTI meet, held in Reifnitz from 1982 to 2022, was a significant event for GTI fans from all over the world. The event featured a variety of activities, including car meets, exhibitions, and a lively atmosphere that attracted tens of thousands of visitors. In 2024, the event was moved to Wolfsburg, the birthplace of the Golf GTI, but this does not diminish the significance of the stone GTI as a symbol of GTI culture. Source: Overview with AI

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GTI sculpture in Reifnitz commemorating the annual GTI meeting