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Definitely a great area to explore by mountain bike.

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Beautiful, small swimming lake with a campsite directly attached. There is a restaurant with delicious food and a large sun terrace right on the lake.

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Nice view on the mountains and fields

The Wackendorfer Almhütte, at 1600 m above sea level, is located in the middle of untouched nature, far away from any noise and hustle and bustle, and is open throughout the summer months. In addition to a cozy accommodation, guests can also stay overnight in a mattress dormitory or comfortable rooms.

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At the foot of the Petzen - idyllic, quiet and beautiful

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Shady rest area with deliciously cool water.

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Very nice installation and a little highlight for the children on a family bike trip.

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The Devil's Stone in the Jauntal valley near Globasnitz in Carinthia. According to legend, the rock was broken off the Petzen (a 2126 meter high mountain peak a little further south) by the devil in anger over an escaped soul and hurled into the Jauntal valley. The devil's thumbprint can still be seen on the front today.

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Vivea Hotel In the wonderful Bad Eisenkappel we focus on the highest quality and great attention to detail. The so-called "Valley of 1,000 Springs" offers you exactly the picturesque place to relax that you long for and even more, such as the carbon dioxide gas from the Carinthia-Lithion spring, which will provide you with relief and improvement through its natural healing powers.

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Bad Eisenkappel, also known as Eisenkappel, is a municipality in the Vellachtal in the Karawanks with the nearby peaks: Obir, Peca and Olševa. It is the population center of the market town of Eisenkappel-Vellach in the Völkermarkt district in the federal state of Carinthia, Austria near the Slovenian border.

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The Jakobsquelle is part of a group of springs that emerge in the Vellachtal between Rechberg and Miklauzhof. The total flow of this spring is between 350 and 400 liters per second. The Jakobsquelle was captured in 1993 and is of great importance for the drinking water supply of the surrounding communities.

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View of the Karawanks

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Elberstein Castle Fairytale castle built by yourself: Some build a house, others a castle. Ludmilla and Johann Elbe from Globasnitz show how you can build a sweet castle, complete with a coat of arms and a sonorous name, even without millions in your bank account.

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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.

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Around Bad Eisenkappel you will find ideal conditions for a cycling trip with the whole family. 550 km of signposted cycle paths and many themed tours make cyclists' hearts beat faster. An idyllic cycle path leads from Bad Eisenkappel along the Vellach river. Far away from any traffic and many shady rest areas, you can cycle via Miklauzhof directly to Gösselsdorfersee and then via Eberndorf to the Drau cycle path. But professional cyclists will also find their sporting challenge on panoramic routes such as the Seebergsattel, Paulitschsattel border crossings or the Hochobir Alpine Road

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The campsite is located almost like a fairy tale between meadows and forests at the foot of the 2,114 m high Petzen in the south of Carinthia. Small but beautiful - and just right for a quiet and relaxing holiday.

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A really nice place for a cyclist's snack.

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A beautiful area on the border.

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Its name already suggests that the approximately six-meter-high structure made up of three rock blocks piled on top of each other cannot simply be a freak of nature. According to legend, the devil is not only the eponym, but is said to have had a hand in the construction of the stone himself. Seen from a distance, the walls of the stone initially appear quirky and crooked. Up close, however, a flat surface is revealed. This could have been formed either by the weather or by human hands. Several scientific studies have already dealt with this question as well as the question of the astronomical significance of the stone. Measurements have shown that the Teufelstein, together with the Königskogel and four old churches in the area, forms a geometric pattern in the shape of a dragon or deltoid. Another astronomical peculiarity is the orientation of the large, flat wall, which points to the axis of the great lunar solstice as well as that of the winter and summer solstices. According to scientists, this cannot be just a coincidence, but rather the stone tower was precisely aligned. (Source: http://www.calendersign.com/de/aa_teufelstein.php.3.8.2014) Perhaps it was the devil himself who placed the rocks on top of each other in exactly this way? In any case, the legend of the Devil's Stone says that the fallen angel Lucifer tried to build a tower to heaven on Christmas Eve. He would have had time until the second bell rang during communion to be taken back to heaven. When this attempt failed, he is said to have left the unfinished tower on earth in a rage and returned to hell himself. In any case, it seems certain that the Devil's Stone, as it is popularly known, has always had a special attraction for people. The Styrian poet Peter Rosegger once reported on a mass, the so-called "Teufelsteinkirtag", which is said to have taken place annually on St. Lawrence's Day at least until 1890. Now, more than 100 years later, around 500 people gather at the Teufelstein on the morning of the winter solstice to watch the sunrise. For a long time, the Teufelstein was considered a pagan cult site and was demonized by the church, but today the site is a mystical place that many people find to be filled with a unique atmosphere and power and that still poses a mystery to science.

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Here, many colored dots hang on the rock face and it is bustling with climbers

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