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...a very beautiful "local mountain of Villach" with wonderful views 🥾👀

...a very beautiful "local mountain of Villach" with wonderful views 🥾👀

...a very beautiful "local mountain of Villach" with wonderful views 🥾👀

Very scenic section with great views

Very nice to drink and possibly eat (Strudel and Jause). The route from Bleiberg is not very steep, except for two passages, one short and a little further. All along, you have a superb view of Dobratsch, the Bleiberg mine and the Gail valley and as always the mountains in the background. At the end, a little before the mountain pasture, you can also see Lake Pressegger.

The route to the summit of the Dobratsch, starting point at the Rosstratte car park, can be done in several ways. The easiest, however, is to follow the "normal" route. This should also be possible for inexperienced and not particularly well-equipped people. Good footwear is a must, however, as the path is partly made of coarse gravel and can be slippery, especially when going downhill. It is around 4.5 km with an elevation difference of around 450 m. The effort is definitely worth it, the view from the summit cross is fantastic.

In the northern corner of the choir there is a small tower with a shingle-covered pyramid roof. The altar marked "1690" and "1855" was restored in 1992. (https://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/pfarren/kirche/C3238/wallfahrtskirche-maria-am-stein)

Pilgrimage Church of Mary at the Holy Stone The German Chapel stands at an altitude of 2159 m on the Dobratsch in the municipality of Bad Bleiberg and is dedicated to Mary at the Holy Stone. It is a branch church of the Roman Catholic parish of Bad Bleiberg. The name "German Chapel" is used to distinguish it from the Windic Chapel, the second mountain church on the Dobratsch. According to legend, the construction of the church was preceded by an apparition of the Virgin Mary. Mary is said to have appeared to a Bleiberg tradesman or a shepherd in distress sitting on a stone. The builders of the first chapel, consecrated on August 15, 1693, were therefore either Bleiberg tradesmen or miners from Bleiberg-Kreuth and the farmers from the upper villages of Villach. In 1731, the original wooden chapel was replaced by a brick one, which was not consecrated until 1853. The simple, small building consists of a nave with a flat ceiling and a barrel-vaulted choir with a 5/8 end. ...