Inhale Carinthian mountain air
Aiming high with a certified Carinthian mountain hiking guide
With certified mountain hiking guide: Bernhard Eisendle
Hiking on Lake Millstatt
Hiking in our region
Mountain hiking, pleasure hiking, alpine pasture hiking, lake hiking - you can do it all with a Mountain hiking guide from and in Carinthia experience.
Between the lake, forests and gentle Nockberge mountains, relaxed trails and panoramic peaks await around Lake Millstatt - perfect for leisure hikers and ambitious mountain enthusiasts alike.
Culinary delights and special huts. Your hiking guide from Carinthia accompanies you to rustic huts where you can the best for body and soul gives.
Quality with the Austrian Hiking Seal of Quality
The Austrian Hiking Seal of Quality stands for holistic hiking quality: from the starting point to hiking-competent hosts to the trail itself - continuously evaluated and improved on the basis of a comprehensive catalog of criteria.
Safe on the road and rich in background knowledge: As a certified mountain hiking guide Bernhard plans your tour, pays attention to weather, orientation, group pace and safety - and shows you nature, culture and the most beautiful places away from the crowds. Contents such as tour planning, orientation, first aid, weather and natural history are part of the training, which is tested in a practical way.
Note: Mountain hiking tours take place on marked, non-roped paths; technical climbing passages are not part of the area of operation.
Slow trails & tours around Lake Millstatt
The Carinthian "Slow Trails" are decelerating paths: around 10 km long, a maximum of approx. 300 m difference in altitude and can be completed comfortably in up to three hours - often with contact with the lake and many moments of peace and quiet.
In the Millstätter See region you will also find several of these easy panoramic tours and other family-friendly hiking trails with detailed information on routes, refreshment stops and how to get there.
Our service for your hiking experience
Individual tours. Just ask.