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Heiligenblut - Sport, exercise & outdoor activities in WINTER
Heiligenblut can look back on a long history as a destination for those looking for exercise. As early as the 19th century, the village was very popular with alpinists from all over the Habsburg Empire as a starting point for mountain tours to the Grossglockner and numerous other peaks. A little later, the "summer visitors" also discovered the advantages of the Glockner village and as early as the 1930s, the local tourism pioneers recognized that the Heiligenblut mountain landscape was particularly attractive for skiers.
Zero waiting times, free natural snow slopes, varied runs for all ability levels with views of the magnificent mountain world around the Großglockner. Float up to the heights with 12 lifts & cable cars and glide down into the valley on 129 hectares of the finest groomed pistes.
The Freeride Arena offers 15 km² of free skiing space in high alpine terrain. Countless variants with a difference in altitude of up to 1500 m beckon in powder and firn. The service for freeriders is comprehensive: the Freeride Checkpoint at the middle station provides information about the current avalanche situation, shows the open and closed ski routes and enables an up-to-date avalanche transceiver check. Information on the local weather with wind speed and temperature complete the important check for every freerider.
Tours of all levels of difficulty to the most beautiful slopes and peaks in the impressive Heiligenblut mountain landscape are described by even the most discerning skiers as top class. The Fallbühel at 2600 m is a particularly popular starting point for numerous tours. Ski tourers get a fine ascent aid in Heiligenblut - lift tickets to the highest points in the ski area are particularly inexpensive. You can safely reach the most beautiful places in the company of local experts - the Heiligenblut mountain and ski guides know where to go!
The high altitude of Heiligenlut guarantees excellent cross-country skiing conditions from December to spring! Two trails in the valley and one high-altitude trail with a total of 12 kilometers of classic and skating trails are available free of charge.
The Hohe Tauern National Park and its surrounding mountains are the largest winter hiking area in the Eastern Alps. The winter wonderland of the national park offers the ideal experience for every type of hiker: whether on easy, cleared winter hiking trails to cozy alpine huts, with snowshoes through the sparkling white mountain wilderness of the Hohe Tauern, or guided by national park rangers into the valley of the ibex.
The Ponwald natural toboggan run, which is illuminated in the evening, is 500 m from the village center and is easily accessible on foot. Right next to it is the ice rink with heated changing rooms.
Curling is a popular sport in Carinthia. In Heiligenblut, locals and guests alike like to meet up at the curling rink at Gasthof Sonnblick, where fine mulled wine is also served to warm up.
In Heiligenblut's ice climbing garden, beginners and inexperienced climbers can take their first steps in the ice vertical under the guidance of certified mountain guides. Numerous icy waterfalls around Heiligenblut have long been popular with connoisseurs and professionals alike.
Try out snowrafting & alternative snow sports equipment such as the "Snowfox". Go horseback riding or take a horse-drawn sleigh ride. Go for a long walk on the numerous winter hiking trails. Heiligenblut offers plenty of exercise options for every taste and temperament.
Heiligenblut - Sport, exercise & outdoor activities in SUMMER
The summer resort may have gone out of fashion and the leisure behavior of winter guests has also changed - what has remained is the impressive natural landscape of Heiligenblut's mountain surroundings, which offers countless opportunities for outdoor activities all year round.
In addition to the Grossglockner, numerous 3000-metre peaks tower into the sky. Some peaks require a great deal of mountaineering skill. Others lead to routes that can easily be tackled by "alpine beginners" - accompanied by a mountain guide, of course.
Celebrate unique summit experiences with the Heiligenblut mountain guides on high alpine climbing tours or have fun with the whole family in the Heiligenblut climbing park. The high ropes course, climbing wall and playground are a must for kids hungry for exercise. The via ferrata in the adjacent Möllschlucht gorge with 2 different levels of difficulty is a highlight not to be missed!
Countless trails lead to the most beautiful places in the national park. From a leisurely stroll along the Möll to the challenging Großglockner mountain run, where the world's elite take on the challenge. 50 km of selected, marked running routes and also approx. 50 km of Nordic walking routes, the possibilities for discovering Heiligenblut and the National Park on foot are almost limitless!
The Glockner cycle path through the Mölltal combines magnificent, high alpine surroundings and comfortable cycling along one of the cleanest rivers in Austria. You can use the Mölltal cycle bus for relaxed cycling pleasure: Downhill cycling uphill bus travel. For ambitious cyclists, the royal stage from Heiligenblut to the Kaiser-Franz-Josephs-Höhe is of course a must. Mountain bikers can choose from 26 day tours in the national park with 755 km of routes and 25,900 meters of altitude from easy to difficult.
Wildlife watching, cultural-historical hikes, glacier excursions, gold panning, fishing, hut trekking, tennis, squash, indoor swimming pool, children's parties, nature playgrounds, village festivals, ... alone, as a couple, with family and friends. Vacations in Heiligenblut am Großglockner and in the middle of the National Park provide unforgettable moments and relaxation for young and old.
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Experience the "House of the Ibex" in summer and winter
Long extinct, the Alpine ibex returned to the Hohe Tauern habitat in 1960. This is thanks to intensive reintroduction efforts that began in Heiligenblut. Today, the Alpine ibex is inextricably linked with the Glockner region and the Hohe Tauern. Its imposing stature and impressive climbing skills make it the undisputed ruler of our mountain world. With the House of the Ibex in Heiligenblut, we are honoring the successful comeback of the Alpine king in a visitor facility that sets new standards.
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