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Mountain Hike recommended route Mountain Hike  · Villach - Faaker See - Ossiacher See

Kobesnock – crossing

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    Photo: foto-kohlmeier, Region Villach - Faaker See - Ossiacher See

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    Moderately difficult varied hike in the Bleiberger high valley.
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    Distance 10.3 km
    5:00 h
    988 m
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    1,820 m
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    The Kobesnock is the highest peak of the Bleiberger Erzberg. Good reason enough to call it, alongside the Dobratsch, the little local mountain of Bad Bleiberg.

    Difficulty
    moderate
    Overall difficulty
    moderate

    Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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    Landscape
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    Highest point
    Kobesnock, 1,820 m
    Lowest point
    Bleiberg-Kreuth, 910 m
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    Track types

    Asphalt 31.41%Dirt road 1.19%Forested/wild trail 1.97%Path 65.41%
    Asphalt
    3.2 km
    Dirt road
    124 m
    Forested/wild trail
    204 m
    Path
    6.8 km
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    Safety information

    On ascent and descent and also on the rocky ridge, surefootedness and freedom from dizziness are required in places. Some sections are secured with wire ropes purely as support aids. These places cannot be classified as a climbing route. For less experienced hikers, it is recommended to do the Kobesnock via the significantly easier trail no. 298 for ascent and descent.

    Tips and suggestions

     Region Villach Tourism

     +43 4242 42000

     www.visitvillach.at

    Roadbook

    From Bleiberg-Kreuth, walk along the village street towards Fuggertal and take the wide service road under the avalanche barriers (trail no. 11) heading east. After a few minutes' walk, turn left (barrier) and follow the steeper gravel road to the first hairpin bend. Here you leave the road and turn onto the steep path (trail no. 12) through pine forest. Partly walk over sandy-scree steps to the rest area (spring) near one of the numerous mining tunnels of the Bleiberger ore mountain.

    Now follow the narrow and partly steep path through the mountain forest on the slopes of the Sattlernock (east of the Sattlergraben). A sandy ravine drop must be crossed on a narrow sandy path (ropes available for holding). Continue over numerous switchbacks steeply upwards towards Zeber (1,480 m), a saddle between Sattler- and Zebernock. Before reaching the saddle "Zeber" the narrow path loses steepness but crosses the slope on descending terrain.

    At "Zeber," follow the signpost (trail no. 288) towards Zebernock. The next section over the wide forested ridge or crest is pure hiking pleasure. After a short descent from Zebernock, you reach a small saddle. Here begins the rocky east ridge of Kobesnock. Short partly exposed rock steps with grassy connecting ridges and secured sections are partly traversed directly on the ridge or bypassed on the north side. Hard to miss is the "Kalte Loch," a huge rock window passed on the north side of the ridge. Now the trail switches to the south side of the ridge and over a short steep rugged ascent it leads to the summit cross of Kobesnock.

    After a scenic rest, continue over the rugged but much easier west ridge towards Wertschacher Alm. At Wertschacher Alm (1,590 m) a stop is offered in the managed hut.

    Directly at the hut, the path leads left into the Schneidergraben. A pleasant moderately steep Alpine club trail (trail no. 298) leads on the right side of the ravine easily down to a forest road. Again, a short ravine drop (ropes available for holding) must be crossed carefully.

    Always follow the forest road down to the hairpin bend with the signpost towards Theresienhof (trail no. 11). Right at the start, the brook bed of Schneidergraben is crossed. With slight ascents and descents on a wide path, we reach the wide meadows at "Maurer." These are crossed again towards "Theresienhof." At a farm, the path merges onto an asphalt road and at the next junction onto a paved road; turn left and return to the starting point.

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    Public transport

    Public-transport-friendly

    Bad Bleiberg is reachable at regular intervals by public transport.

    Here is the timetable information.

    Directions

    Bad Bleiberg is accessible via the Gailtal feeder on the A2 (Hermagor exit) or via the A10 (Villach West exit). Then continue up into the high valley via federal roads.

    Parking

    There are enough parking spaces in Bleiberg Kreuth opposite the Gasthaus Holder.

    Coordinates

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    46.629030, 13.632180
    DMS
    46°37'44.5"N 13°37'55.8"E
    UTM
    33T 395293 5164849
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    Author’s map recommendations

    Kompass no. 064 - Villacher Alpe / Lower Drau Valley

    Equipment

    Hiking boots with tread sole, backpack, functional underwear, rainwear, hiking poles, food and drink, map material, first aid, mobile phone

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    Difficulty
    moderate
    Overall difficulty
    moderate

    Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

    Distance
    10.3 km
    Duration
    5:00 h
    Ascent
    988 m
    Descent
    988 m
    Highest point
    1,820 m
    Lowest point
    910 m
    Public-transport-friendly Round trip Scenic Refreshment stops available Geological highlights Summit route Exposed sections Secured passages Scrambling required Ridge

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