뵐커마르크트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 협곡

아름다운 협곡과 MTB로 타기 좋은 곳

Unfortunately, only a few meters are still accessible. The bridge has collapsed, and the hiking trail has therefore been closed.

On hot summer days, you can pack your swimsuit. There are a few accessible spots where the water is deeper. It's a refreshing way to cool off. In midsummer, the water is quite pleasant and not too cold.

Beautiful gorge for a leisurely little walk.

The Mela is the southeast flank of the Dicken Koschuta - a 14km long mountain massif in the Karawanks. Good footwear and surefootedness are recommended for hiking, as the route is over rocks and scree.

The Petzen, which forms the eastern foothills of the Karawanks chain, offers the best opportunities for sporting activities in every season. This mountain massif is characterized by steep rock faces, flowering alpine meadows and extensive fields of mountain pines. In winter, it is skiers and ski tourers who mainly use the mountain; after the snow melts, it is a magnet for hikers, mountain bikers and paragliders. A variety of different, well-signposted hiking routes with rustic and cozy alpine huts that invite you to pause and rest can be reached on varied hiking trails. Several mountain peaks tower above the high plateau: the Feistritzer Spitze (2114 m), the Knieps (2110 m) and the Kordeschkopf (2126 m). During the entire hike, the view leads you down to the surrounding valleys and the breathtaking natural scenery of this mountain world.

At the end of the gorge there is a water adventure world for children, which invites them to play in close contact with nature. If you still have enough energy, then hike on to the mountain church of Trögern. It is a branch church of the Ebriach parish and is only open during church services. The view from above into the Trögerner Gorge and the view of the Koschuta massif will reward you for your efforts. Make sure you take enough time for the way back, because only then will you return home with many unique impressions.

You should drive to the Trögerner Gorge from Bad Eisenkappel, because you have to travel a distance of around 8 km to get to the start. You turn onto the Ebriach-Trögerner state road opposite the Maria Dorn church and after just 3 km you come to the first narrow road - the "Ebriach Gorge". Here, a quarry is used to extract fine chippings from the extremely hard volcanic diabase for road construction. The road is narrow, often lying under the overhanging rocks, and has only one lane. Just below it is the Ebriach stream, which has dug a narrow bed for itself here over the course of thousands of years. The mighty rock walls rise steeply on both sides. Once you have passed this short stretch in the grey-green rock formation, the valley widens and you drive through the scattered settlement of Ebriach, past the Kovač inn and the school, to the junction. Here or in the following parking lots, you should park your car and walk through the Trögerner Gorge. You can also drive through the 3 km long gorge, but it is not recommended. The road is narrow, so you can only pass each other at the passing places. It is asphalted throughout and secured with wooden guard rails. The entire gorge has no significant inclines, so you can visit it with a stroller or even a wheelchair. You can only enjoy its beauty if you walk through the gorge on foot!