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Fortifications from the First World War

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It's a very nice place, good for a break

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The SPRENGER Inn in Sillian is unrivaled in terms of food, especially the homemade liver dumpling soup, and therefore deserves a special mention. For me, the entire Drava cycling tour, including Vardzin in Croatia, has repeat potential: "Highly Recommended" and highly recommended.

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The Mitterberg Fortress, located on the hill of the same name near Sesto, dates back to 1884-89. Two years before construction began, the Triple Alliance between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Kingdom of Italy was signed. To strengthen this defensive alliance, numerous forts were built along the country's borders and passes, including the Mitterberg Fortress on the southern slope and the Haideck Fortress on the northern slope of Sesto. The goal of the 427,000-krona fortification was to seal off the Kreuzberg Saddle and, if necessary, block access to the Puster Valley. The forts were connected by telephone and visual telegraph.

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The Mitterberg Fortress can be seen here.

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Drava Cycle Path

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Good asphalt, watch out for pedestrians

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Peaceful!

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We could only see the fortress from the outside. Interesting information about it. 👍

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Beautiful castle overlooking the cycle path and surrounding valleys

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Beautiful piece of the famous cycle path with a view of the castle

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Gentle inclines, hardly any traffic, it rolls really well there.

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Heinfels Castle is an extensive hilltop castle complex above Heinfels in East Tyrol. The strategically well located weir system at 1130 m above sea level. A. is a distinctive landmark of the eastern Puster Valley. From the castle you have a wide view up and down the river as well as the Tyrolean Gail Valley, which opens out opposite. The legendary foundation by the Huns dates back to the 5th century. The castle was therefore called "Huonenfels", "Huonifels", "Huenfels" or "Heunfels" up until the 16th century. However, today's historical research assumes that Heinfels was founded by the Avars. It is also considered likely that the castle has belonged to the Bavarian dukes since the 7th century. Source: Wikipedia

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Hike to the Nemes Alm on August 1st, 2022 Departure around 9 a.m. with bags and baggage The tour started at 1,370 meters above sea level at Mitterberg Castle (path 136 Nemes Alm) from World War I above the Heimatsteig. The tour started on a paved road for about 1.5 km and then you come to forest soil and a good wide path which is also used as a farm track. At about 1650 meters above sea level you cross the downhill run (Schwarze Piste valley run). Then you walk a good forest path to Sickenaue which you cross through a tunnel. You always walk along the path through the forest until you reach the Seikofel-Nemes biotope, from there you walk across a large nature reserve which is fenced in. Up to the Nemes Alm next to the paths there are always water points in the form of streams. Arrived at the Nemes-Alm there is a super nice beer garden with delicious food that is freshly prepared. The owner of the Alm, hunts himself and also passes this on to his customers. On the way back we went back a bit on path 136 to the moor area, from there we also follow path 131 down the valley until you come to the camping sign. Then it goes down a dirt track to the left, which after about 1km comes back to a wide path, you walk this up to a caravan park in Sesto with a watercourse that invites you to cool off and fill up your drinking bottles. From there it goes along path 13A, where you will pass the Zinn Fux where you can stop for a bite to eat. If you continue walking you will pass a small cheese dairy and continue walking until you come to a crossroads, where you keep to the left further down the valley in the direction of Moos. Then you come to the village of Moos and can continue on the main road in the direction of Sesto. The whole is about 18 km and in good condition it takes 4.5 hours to walk, but since you stop here and there for a few photos here and there you can count on a good 9 hours for the tour.

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In Panzendorf it is absolutely interesting to visit the old wooden bridge built around 1500.

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Panzendorf Castle is very impressive, interesting to visit and cycle the old wooden bridge built in 1548 and called „Pannbruggen“.

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Easy and beautiful hike from the Waldruhe.

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The fortress was built at the end of the 19th century. Just like the Haideck plant on the other side of the valley, the fortress remained unmanned at the beginning of World War I, as it would not have withstood modern artillery bombardment anyway. Therefore, it was hardly damaged in battle.

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Very nice stretch! Attention in summer on nice weather days, many beginners are out and about on rental bikes!

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Just visit and decide for yourself

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