MTSZ
MTSZ térképportál
Turista Magazin
TuristaShop
Kéktúra
Gerecse50
A kéktúrázás napja
Summit
· Millstätter See - Bad Kleinkirchheim - Nockberge
· 2,109 m
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
The Mirnock is, in a sense, the “powerhouse” of the Carinthian mountains—a massive forest and alpine pasture range, 25 km long and featuring five ...
Dreamily beautiful hike with two peaks just over 2000m and an alpine hut inviting you to stop by.
Across alpine pastures to the highest peak between the Drau and Gegend valleysAn old legend tells that one could once see the sea from the Mirnock.
This panoramic Nock hike as a linear route leads from Lärchenboden to the Schwarzsee hut near the Amberger Alp and over the Palnock, Lahnernock, ...
On the Power Mountain of Carinthia Two geomantic lines run through Carinthia and intersect at the summit of the Mirnock: the so-called monastery ...
Enjoyable ridge hike on the connecting ridge of two röcke high above the Drau valley and Lake Millstatt.
Steep paths to a much-visited lookout mountainThe Mirnock is the highest peak of a massive mountain range over 15 km long, rising between the Drau ...
Round tour to a mighty peak in the east of Lake MillstattAn approximately 15 km long mountain ridge stretches between the Drau valley in the ...
Steep paths to a much-visited lookout mountainThe Mirnock is the highest peak of a massive mountain range over 15 km long, rising between the Drau ...
Dreamily beautiful hike with two peaks just over 2000m and an alpine hut inviting you to stop by.
Across alpine pastures to the highest peak between the Drau and Gegend valleysAn old legend tells that one could once see the sea from the Mirnock.
6th Day Stage Feld am See - Fresach Length: 21.9 km Walking time: approx. 8 hours
On the Power Mountain of Carinthia Two geomantic lines run through Carinthia and intersect at the summit of the Mirnock: the so-called monastery ...
The Mirnock is, in a sense, the “powerhouse” of the Carinthian mountains—a massive forest and alpine pasture range, 25 km long and featuring five ...
User Questions