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Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding in Lachtal
Lachtal is a favorite destination for skiers and snowboarders, especially in the winter months, boasting one of Styria's largest ski areas with extremely reliable snow conditions. At elevations ranging from 1,600 to 2,222 meters, winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy 26 km of blue-, red-, and black-rated pistes, plus 10 km of ski routes. The ski area is also particularly family-friendly, home to "Kinder-Lachtal" with a teddy tow lift, mini slalom course, a challenge course, and more. Spread out over 150 hectares in open sunshine, the area is served by a total of 10 modern lifts. This ski resort has been awarded numerous accolades, including the International Piste Seal of Quality in Gold.
Cross-Country Skiing in Lachtal
Discover the natural beauty of Lachtal on your cross-country skis! The Lachtal loop in an area known as the "Reifboden" runs along the edge of the forest past several huts that also invite you to stop in for refreshments. The trail is 2.5 km long, with 2 separate tracks (for classic and "skating" technique) running parallel to each other. Located at 1,573 meters above sea level, the cross-country skiing area in Lachtal is actually one of the ten highest in Styria.
Winter Hiking in Lachtal
Away from the pistes and ski trails, Lachtal also excites with an idyllic winter hiking route. Starting from the parking area by the valley station, this winter hike leads all the way up to the Kleinlachtalhütte, wending its way through forests blanketed deep in snow and along picturesque hiking paths. From December to April, you will be greeted by impressive vistas extending into the far distance. The round trip, out and back, is roughly 5 km in total.
Tobogganing and Sledding in Lachtal
The region's 1.5 km long sledding hill ensures fun sled rides for young and old on natural snow. And thanks to the floodlights, visitors can continue to enjoy their sledding adventures until 10:00 PM. This hill has been awarded the International Tobogganing Seal of Quality.
Summer Holidays in Lachtal
Hiking in Lachtal
In summer, Lachtal offers a wide variety of hiking trails and all levels of difficulty. From easy walks along the valley bottom to more challenging expeditions in the mountains, there's something here for every hiker. The region is particularly well known for its numerous summit tours, including the family-friendly adventure trail "Wildes Lachtal" and the moderately difficult "Grosses Lachtal – 5 Summit Hike". The summer mountain lift (a 6-seater chairlift) carries you up and down the mountain in comfort.
Cycling in Lachtal
Lachtal is also an attractive setting for cyclists, with diverse routes certain to meet all expectations. The 27 km long, clearly signposted mountain bike trail runs from Lachtal to the Tauern Wind Park, then via the Gföllgraben and back to the valley, covering approximately 1,100 vertical meters in elevation in the process. The Oberwölz bike route, on the other hand, is characterized by paved roads, light traffic, and a magnificent panorama.
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“Wild Lachtal” Adventure Trail
The "Wild Lachtal" Adventure Trail offers a unique adventure for the whole family. At elevations as much as 1700 meters above sea level, this 4 km trail leads to a total of 19 interactive stations. Here, adults and children alike can enjoy a variety of games and lots of fun, including motor skills and balance challenges, a water station, slackline, petting zoo, and climbing opportunities. And the best part: Access to the adventure trail is absolutely free of charge.
Rothenfels Castle in Wölzertal
Step back in time and experience the medieval atmosphere first hand. Rothenfels Castle in Wölzertal was first documented in the year 1007 and has served numerous purposes over time. Today, Rothenfels Castle houses a museum where visitors can discover historical artifacts, armor, and more. The castle's original medieval appearance and the picturesque views of the surrounding countryside are particularly noteworthy.
Oberwölz High Ropes Course
Here, adventure is definitely the order of the day! The high ropes course in Oberwölz is known for its extensive climbing area. With a total of 10 courses and varying levels of difficulty, there is no shortage of outdoor fun either for adults or children. Securely harnessed in, participants can climb up to 25 meters high – not for the faint of heart! On the children's course meanwhile, the youngsters are also sure to have a marvelous time. We recommend coming in comfortable sportswear with sturdy shoes.
Therme Aqualux
Therme Aqualux in Fohnsdorf is well worth a visit year-round. Just about 30 minutes from the resort, you are greeted by a veritable wellness oasis. Rejuvenating saunas, warm 34°C thermal pools (both outdoor and indoor), a wave pool, massage pools, slides, and more spread across three levels ensure hours filled with variety and soothing relaxation. In the 25-meter lap pool and on the beach volleyball court, things take a sporty twist. Tickets can be purchased in advance conveniently through this spa resort’s own online shop.
Murau – the Beer Town
Also be sure to visit the town of Murau. Strolling amid the historic buildings, you will find numerous shopping opportunities and cultural highlights such as the Capuchin Monastery, the Crafts Museum, and Schloss Murau. On a guided tour of the Murau Brewery, you will learn all about the craft of beer brewing as you look forward to a delectable tasting of various Murau beers.
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