

The Nockberge Mountains near Bad Kleinkirchheim have been listed as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2013. Over 1,000 kilometers of hiking trails and two summer cable cars offer numerous options.

Nock/Bike is a certified 750-kilometer mountain bike trail network. There's a bike park at the Kaiserburgbahn cable car (10 minutes), and at the summit station, you're spoiled for choice: Flow Country Trail back to Bad Kleinkirchheim or the Berg-See Trail to the shores of Lake Brennsee?

Venture onto the 35 km long Nockalm Road with its 52 curves and its highest point at over 2,000 m. Through the border triangle, you can reach Austria, Italy, and Slovenia in a single day. And best of all: the season from March to November is a real alternative to Mallorca.

The characteristically rounded, green mountain ridges make the Nockberge Biosphere Reserve a pure trail experience. For a refreshing dip, head to one of the surrounding lakes.

The nearby Lake Millstatt and Lake Afritz offer countless opportunities to plunge into the refreshingly cool waters. How about stand-up paddling, windsurfing, or even scuba diving?
If that's not enough for you, you can also go sailing or waterskiing. Ready for some water action?


































Over 100 kilometers of snow-sure slopes for families and sporty skiers, 2 thermal baths directly in Bad Kleinkirchheim, 23 rustic ski huts for optimal refreshment, four ski and snowboard schools and 4 ski rental stations - that's winter in Bad Kleinkirchheim.

The 8 km long Roman Cross-Country Trail is located directly in Bad Kleinkirchheim. The Carinthian state seal of approval confirms the snow reliability and perfectly groomed trails for classic and skate skiing.

There's a ski touring trail for beginners at Lake Falkert. After completing it, you can climb one of the surrounding mountains, such as the Mallnock, Steinnock, or Peitlernock.






















