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Skiing in the Nassfeld Region
With over 100 kilometers of pistes, Nassfeld stands out as one of Austria's biggest skiing destinations, offering runs for skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels. The diverse selection of blue-, red-, and black-rated hills ensures that there truly is something for everyone. Thanks to 30 ski lifts and gondolas, getting to the top of the next run is quick and easy, maximizing your time on the slopes. For sustenance, you have 24 ski huts and restaurants to choose from, serving everything from regional favorites to Mediterranean specialties, perfect for refueling after a day on the mountain. Après-ski is, of course, an “essential” part of the whole experience!
Cross-Country Skiing in Nassfeld
Away from those pistes, the Nassfeld-Pressegger See region has no shortage of other experiences to offer either! Cross-country skiers will find well-maintained trails that meander through the winter countryside. With 130 km of groomed trails, including 2 alpine routes, winter sports enthusiasts have ample ways to explore off the beaten track, across the Nassfeld-Pressegger See holiday region, including Gailtal and Gitschtal. The varied elevations from 600 to 1500 meters above sea level provide a unique and welcome contrast to alpine skiing, with classic as well as “skating” cross-country techniques both possible.
Sledding in Nassfeld
Make sure your feet are well clear of the ground and get ready for the thrills of sledding in Nassfeld! Dedicated sledding hills offer fast-paced excitement and fun as you navigate the curves. Six sledding opportunities await winter enthusiasts in the Nassfeld-Pressegger See region, set against the stunning backdrop of the Gailtal and Carnic Alps, all the while breathing in the fresh, crisp air. Adjust your hat and zoom all the way down to the valley on your sled!
Winter Hiking in Nassfeld
If you are someone who prefers the quieter side of winter, embarking on winter walks through snow-covered forests and landscapes is definitely the way to go. Trudge across the region with snowshoes on your feet, discovering the mountaintops using this unique mode of travel. The hiking trails and routes are also excellent for ski touring enthusiasts. You'll first climb the mountainside on skis, then glide effortlessly back to the valley below. Looking for a more leisurely activity during your vacation? Consider a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the region. As you can see, Nassfeld is an extremely attractive destination, offering an array of recreational and leisure activities.
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Summer Getaways in Nassfeld, Carinthia
Hiking Holidays in Nassfeld
Nassfeld is a popular vacation region in Austria, well known for its diverse summer activities. Boasting an impressive mountainous landscape, Nassfeld is perfect for hiking, featuring numerous trails that cater to all levels of difficulty. Whether you're up for a leisurely family hike or a scenic stroll, or you're more inclined towards challenging mountain hikes and long-distance treks, Nassfeld has it all. Additionally, you may also be interested in guided tours led by professional guides, with countless opportunities to stop in at friendly huts and hill farms along the way.
Cycling in the Nassfeld Region
Nassfeld is an ideal spot for exploring on two wheels. It's a haven for mountain bikers, too, with a variety of trails winding through forests and alpine meadows. Bike World promises mountain bikers a boundless sense of freedom and gorgeous scenery to boot. With a total of 950 km and 46 marked MTB routes, boredom will certainly never be a factor. The area offers everything from leisurely cycling tours along family-friendly paths to guided MTB expeditions and exhilarating downhill trails. The trails through the Carnic, Gailtal, and Julian Alps are sure to get the pulses of avid cyclists into high gear, while the Carinthian lakes provide welcome refreshment on any tour.
Swimming Lakes in Nassfeld
After a day of hiking or a long bike tour, why not cool off in either Weissensee or Pressegger See lake? Weissensee entertains its guests with a variety of activities including cliff diving, “regular” diving, water skiing, sailing, or simply relaxation and swimming. Pressegger See is a picturesque swimming lake that becomes a hub for swimming, sunbathing, and various water sports in summer. With water temperatures reaching as high as 28 degrees Celsius, it's definitely the perfect spot for a swim. The area around the lake is also home to numerous playgrounds, a grass maze, and the 1st Carinthian Adventure Park, providing plenty of entertainment for grown-ups and kids alike. If you happen to be looking for adventurous activities away from the lakes, the region offers opportunities for climbing, canyoning, and rafting in the nearby mountains and rivers.
Our excursion tips
The First Carinthian Adventure Park
If you are spending your summer vacation in the Nassfeld region, we highly recommend a very special day trip: to the first Carinthian Adventure Park right on the shore of Pressegger See. Here, kids of all ages find a true play paradise. Whether a ride on the Luna Loop or a jump with the Nautic Jet – boredom is never a factor. And for those who prefer something a little bit calmer, we suggest the Sky Dive, a play backhoe, and Shaky Wheels next to the lake. Mom and dad, in the meantime, can relax in the lakeside tavern or watch their youngsters in the bouncy castle. Pressegger See is one of Carinthia's warmest lake resorts, making it ideal for swimming or simply splashing around.
Gailtal Bike Path
The Gailtal Bike Path extends for over 96.6 km with a total riding time of 6 hours. The tour starts in Kötschach-Mauthen, continues through Hermagor and past Pressegger See to Vorderberg and Nötsch, ending in Villach. The Gailtal Bike Path offers you a variety-filled route with a total elevation change of 486 m, mostly downhill, also making it suitable for younger children. No wonder, then, that this bike path is especially popular with families. Alongside the picturesque Gail river, the route winds past small villages and old farmhouses, constantly flanked by the impressive mountains of the Carnic and Gailtal Alps.
Climbing in the Nassfeld Region
The climbing hotspot Nassfeld, surrounded by the imposing Trog and Rosskofel mountains, stretches along the border to Italy and appeals to "rock jocks" with a variety of climbing routes and a full range of difficulty. The "Plattner Fels" practice climbing area is particularly popular, exciting for young and old. Carinthia's best practice climbs are located on the Plöcken Pass, offering routes with heights between 8 and 40 meters. For bouldering fans, the village of Obergail in the Lesachtal valley is a perfect base. The bouldering area is between 1,480 and 1,600 m in elevation, offering great potential to develop new climbing lines and making the region an appealing destination for your climbing adventures.
Snow Paradise Nassfeld
For families big and small, the Nassfeld region is the ideal winter holiday destination. Here, you will discover family-friendly ski slopes, spacious practice areas, and ski courses for beginners of all ages. The youngest kids, in particular, have a fantastic opportunity to feel what it’s like to slither down a snowy hillside for the very first time. Nassfeld is home to 3 professional ski schools, 4 separate practice areas, practice lifts, and magic carpets. Adult beginners or those returning to the sport after a hiatus can also benefit from the expertise of the local ski instructors. But Nassfeld isn't just about great ski schools; it also boasts 110 kilometers of pistes along with 30 gondolas and ski lifts. And whenever you are in the mood, 24 huts and restaurants in total invite you to stop by for a well-earned refreshment break.
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Sledding in Nassfeld
Sledding is fun for the whole family. In the Nassfeld region, you will find ideal sledding hills, some even lit up after dark. And of course, there are also plenty of refreshment opportunities for sledding guests wanting to "refuel" and "recharge" their batteries. For a fee, sleds are available to rent. The Berggeist sledding hill in Weissbriach also offers a shuttle service for a relaxed ride back to the top.
Tipp 6: Ice Skating on Pressegger See
Whether a game of ice hockey, "ice stock", or just a few laps of ice skating – Pressegger See, spanning 55 hectares, has plenty of space. When the adjacent landscapes are reflected upon the frozen lake, the beautiful natural ice surface is a truly unique natural spectacle. With a good sense of balance, warm gloves, and a pair of skates, you're all set to go. Those without their own skates can rent some at Strandbar Hermagor. Not eager to venture out onto the ice? No problem! The so-called "Slow Trail" is a pleasant walking loop indeed.
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