Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
KammerhüttePöllinger Hütte
Tips and suggestions
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From Steinwenderhütte, the further path (path no. 177) leads over a picturesque alpine meadow, ascending into the surrounding forests before the scenic Schlossbauer Alm opens up views of the Villach Basin - framed by the southern mountain groups such as the Karawanks and the Julian Alps. Alternatively, from Steinwenderhütte, you can also ascend to the "Steinerner Tisch" (path no. 109) - once a resting place for hunters, forest workers, and herders - and then hike to Schlossbauer Alm (path no. 1762).
After Schlossbauer Alm, you cross another pasture (path no. 1762) - the Baumgartner Alm - which is crowded by cows in summer. A few minutes' walk later, you reach the Kammerhütte. Follow the forest road under Kammerhütte (path no. 41) gently descending towards Kanzelbahn - mountain station up to the Turnerhütte junction. Over some wooden steps, you now descend a little steeper to the Turnerhütte (path no. 43), which, however, no longer operates as a restaurant. Then continue along the forest road to a large crossroads and reach again slightly ascending the Pöllinger Hütte, the highest point of the circuit.
The suggested route leads along the right edge of the slope via a meadow path (path no. 52) to Waldtratte and from there to Sunn Alm, the last stop at the Kanzelbahn - mountain station.
Kids Bike Park Gerlitzen
Kammerhütte
Pöllinger Hütte
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Annenheim is regularly accessible by public transport.
Directions
Annenheim is best reached via the A10 exit "Villach-Ossiacher See." From there, take the Gerlitzen Kanzelbahn up to the mountain station of the Kanzelbahn.Parking
There are sufficient parking spaces available in the valley area.Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
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Equipment
Trekking shoes with profiled sole, backpack, functional underwear, rainwear, hiking poles, food and drink, maps, first aid, mobile phoneLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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