Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
The Obir summit couloir is one of the most dynamic ski routes in the Lower Carinthia area and offers a fantastic panoramic view of the entire ...
The Slovenians called him Obir—the Giant. This mighty mountain massif stands, so to speak, in the front row in front of the Karawanken border fence.
This hike eases the descent with children on the steep path with many roots.
The highlight of this day's stage is the Hochobir. It is considered the most beautiful panoramic mountain in Lower Carinthia with wonderful views ...
The Panoramaweg Südalpen offers you, over 20 stages, 286 km of trail length and 17,700 meters of ascent, many adventurous challenges and numerous ...
Botanical garden for flower-loving photographers The Hochobir delights its numerous visitors with a comprehensive view, the most beautiful being ...
Lives up to the name "Panoramaweg". Spectacular summit experiences on the crossing of Hochobir to Eisenkappler Hut.
Karavanke Trail connects cross-border nature, geological heritage and UNESCO Geopark Karavanke views across thirteen stages.
This hike eases the descent with children on the steep path with many roots.
The highlight of this day's stage is the Hochobir. It is considered the most beautiful panoramic mountain in Lower Carinthia with wonderful views ...
The Obir summit couloir is one of the most dynamic ski routes in the Lower Carinthia area and offers a fantastic panoramic view of the entire ...
Botanical garden for flower-loving photographers The Hochobir delights its numerous visitors with a comprehensive view, the most beautiful being ...
The Panoramaweg Südalpen offers you, over 20 stages, 286 km of trail length and 17,700 meters of ascent, many adventurous challenges and numerous ...
Karavanke Trail connects cross-border nature, geological heritage and UNESCO Geopark Karavanke views across thirteen stages.
Secluded, airy, thrilling: An impressive traverse to the Hochobir featuring easy climbing sections and breathtaking scenery. A true Carinthian ...
The Slovenians called him Obir—the Giant. This mighty mountain massif stands, so to speak, in the front row in front of the Karawanken border fence.

User Questions