Wolfsberg: Klippitztörl - Hocheggerlift Bergstation
Klippitztörl occupies a high mountain pass in the Lavant Alps of Carinthia, above the Lavant Valley and the district town of Wolfsberg. Meadows and conifer forest shape this upland terrain, where broad ridges replace sharply glaciated peaks. Klippitztörl is used for skiing and walking, with lifts and mountain accommodation serving the slopes around the pass. In the Lavant Valley below, Wolfsberg is the regional centre, and Wolfsberg Castle rises above its old town. The Lavant River follows the valley south toward Slovenia, while the surrounding ranges define a rural, mountain-facing side of Carinthia.
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Tucked into the Lavant Valley between the Koralpe and Saualpe ranges, Wolfsberg is a place whose character is shaped by the Lavant River and the open valley floor it crosses. This district town is the administrative centre of Carinthia’s Lavanttal, a region associated with fruit growing. Above the old centre, Schloss Wolfsberg occupies a prominent hilltop site. The castle began as a medieval fortress and acquired its present English Tudor Revival appearance during a 19th-century rebuilding. Streets around the centre retain a compact small-town scale, while mountain slopes quickly take over beyond the valley. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Carinthia’s Lavant Valley.
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