Austria and Italy cross-border loop – Nassfeld-Pressegger See
Austria and Italy cross-border loop – Nassfeld-Pressegger See
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The first half goes through Austria, you hike back through Italy - this almost ten-kilometer tour starts at the Nassfeld border crossing. Where border bars created hurdles until 1998, you can now hike without borders thanks to the Schengen Agreement.
The first few kilometers are tough: You hike uphill, but…
by Nassfeld | Lesachtal | Weissensee
Last updated: October 1, 2024
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5.17 km
3.31 km
1.41 km
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4.64 km
2.36 km
1.47 km
1.21 km
196 m
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Lowest point (1,520 m)
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Tuesday 14 July
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Actually, the kids were already exhausted after the climb, and there were a few uphill sections on the way back. => The spirits were at rock bottom!!!
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Walking time: 4 hours
Altitude meters: 450
Kilometers: 10.1
Condition: ■
Surefootedness: ■
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Panorama: ■■■■■
The tour begins at the top of the pass. Here the hike begins on a wide gravel path, past the Auernigalm and out to the Ofenalm. After a drink break at the …
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April 26, 2023
The first half goes through Austria, you hike back through Italy - this almost ten-kilometer tour starts at the Nassfeld border crossing. Where border bars created hurdles until 1998, you can now hike without borders thanks to the Schengen Agreement.
The first few kilometers are tough: You hike uphill
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