Many kilometres of cleared winter hiking trails wind their way through the Millstätter See – Bad Kleinkirchheim – Nockberge region, past tranquil slopes, through idyllic valleys, around sleeping lakes and into snow-covered forests. Away from the slopes, inns and huts invite you to warm up.
Many kilometers of cleared winter hiking trails run through the Millstätter See - Bad Kleinkirchheim - Nockberge region, past untouched slopes, through idyllic valleys, around sleeping bathing lakes and through snow-covered forests. Even off the slopes, people like to stop for a bite to eat. Sometimes it is the village inn that lies along the way, often a cozy hut where the large tiled stove warms up the winter hikers.
If you want to hike up high and would like to shorten the route with the mountain railroad, there are special mountain railroad rates (for pedestrians):
Through the valleys, along the lakes
Guided winter hikes in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Bad Kleinkirchheim combines winter trails with soothing warmth:
Warm pools, saunas and relaxation areas offer relaxation after clear winter trails.
Many winter trails can be combined with tobogganing – especially on Mirnock, in St. Oswald and on Turracher Höhe.
➡ To the tobogganing overview
The most promising routes are located in the UNESCO Carinthian Nock Mountains Biosphere Reserve, on Lake Millstatt, in Bad Kleinkirchheim and on the Turracher Höhe.
Many trails are cleared regularly, including St. Oswald, the panoramic routes and several high-altitude trails. Current information is available on the tour portal.
Yes – especially around Lake Millstatt, Lake Maltschach and Lake Brenn.
Winter hiking trails are cleared or well-trodden. Snowshoe hiking often takes you into untracked terrain – ideal for sporty variations.
Around 30 tours in the Millstätter See – Bad Kleinkirchheim – Nockberge area can be filtered directly via the tour portal.
