Bad Kleinkirchheim is the charming centre of a holiday in the Carinthian Nockberge mountains. The resort offers a perfect blend of traditional Carinthian hospitality and modern amenities. "Lei lafn lossn und nichts wie ab nach Bad Kleinkirchheim", ski legend Franz Klammers must know.
Summer in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve municipality of Bad Kleinkirchheim is diverse and varied. The NOCKBIKE routes lead from the centre to the peaks, and spectacular flow trails take you back down to the valley. Scenic hiking trails can be shortened with the mountain lifts and golfers can tee off on Carinthia's highest golf course with a magnificent mountain panorama. Of course, Carinthian cuisine also plays its part in helping you enjoy your TIME in Bad Kleinkirchheim.
Over 100 kilometres of pistes that wind their way down the valley around Bad Kleinkirchheim make the World Cup resort one of the largest winter sports centres in Carinthia. The blue to black pistes offer winter fun for every level. Bad Kleinkirchheim also has a lot to offer away from the pistes: Cross-country skiing through the valley, touring skiing and snowshoeing deep into the UNESCO Carinthian Nockberge Biosphere Reserve. If you like it fast - take a toboggan and ride down the natural toboggan runs or the Kaiserburg Bob.
Arrive and take a deep breath: the fresh mountain air and the thermal water that fills the large pools of the two spas with warm healing water make the spa town of Bad Kleinkirchheim an island of relaxation in the midst of gentle mountains.
A visit to the St. Kathrein Family & Health Spa or the Thermal Römerbad is the perfect complement to a day of hiking, NOCKBIKE or skiing in the Nockberge mountains.
Bad Kleinkirchheim is a Slow Food Village thanks to its many local producers. A place of good living, where smoked bacon is tasted and yoghurt is bought for breakfast in the farm shop next door. Where a look into the farm garden reveals colourful secrets and guests meet the producers at the "Culinary Nights".
... in Carinthia - on the southern side of the Alps
... in a high valley, nestled in the gentle mountains of the UNESCO Carinthian Nockberge Biosphere Park
... at around 1087 metres above sea level
The infrastructure list provides an overview of restaurants, cafés, bakeries, pharmacies and much more (including opening times & map).
The tourist information office is centrally located in the town centre and offers information on activities, events and accommodation.
The nearest bathing lakes are Brennsee, Afritzer See and Millstätter See. All three lakes can be reached within 20 minutes by car from the centre of Bad Kleinkirchheim.
The first spa guest to come to Kleinkirchheim was looking for a safe place to hide. It is said that Count Palatine Poto travelled to the Bad Kleinkirchheim high valley around 1055 and found refuge in Bad Kleinkirchheim. The healing, warm springs and the mountain air contributed significantly to his rapid recovery. Almost 1000 years later, Bad Kleinkirchheim is still a retreat for TIME outside of TIME.
Bad Kleinkirchheim is a recognised climatic health resort and lies 1087 metres above sea level. Thanks to its location on the south side of the Alps, Bad Kleinkirchheim spoils its visitors with many hours of sunshine. If you would like to take a look at the current weather in the municipality of Bad Kleinkirchheim, you can do so conveniently via the webcams.
The staff at the Bad Kleinkirchheim tourist office provide support with personalised recommendations for accommodation, ski bus, thermal baths, activities and much more.
Tourist information Bad Kleinkirchheim
Dorfstraße 30
9546 Bad Kleinkirchheim
+43 4240 8212
info@badkleinkirchheim.at
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