Lake circular path
Author’s recommendation
On the Taborhöhe there is a very interesting high ropes course (http://www.hochhinauf.at) - for those who want to go really high up.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Jausenstation TaborhöheRestaurant Strandcamping Anderwald
Tips and suggestions
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Roadbook
Basically, you can start this route from any point around the lake. A possible starting point is the tourist information in Faak am See, from where you walk out of Faak via the Fliederweg and Kirchenweg paths. Shortly before the federal road leads into a wooded area, a forest path leads towards Drobollach (always follow the lake circular path signs). Before Drobollach, you leave the forest again and follow the federal road for a short stretch. Just before the climb to Drobollach, a small field path leads to the lakeside promenade, which you follow further towards Egg. After a short break at the Egger Martel with a fantastic view, you continue to Egg. In Egg you can either choose the direct path along the federal road or walk past Egg Church parallel to the federal road through the forest. On this latter path, you come out of the forest again at Hotel Sonnblick and turn right onto the street. Passing the campsites, it goes along the lake back to Faak.
Faaker See
Taborhöhe
Egger Seepromenade mit Faaker See
Egg am Faaker See
Egg am Faaker See, Filialkirche hl. Andreas
Faaker See Marterl
Marterl in Egg
Tal Türkei
Jausenstation Taborhöhe
Restaurant Strandcamping Anderwald
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
You can reach every point around the lake by postbuses, and Faak is additionally accessible by ÖBB trains.
Directions
You can reach the Faaker See via the A2 and A11 motorways (exit "Faaker See" or "St.Niklas").Parking
Free parking is available at the tourist information offices in Drobollach and Faak am See.Coordinates
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Equipment
Sports or hiking shoes.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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