Region: Active around the Grossglockner

Heiligenblut
The Mountaineering Village at the Grossglockner
The parish church of St. Vincent and the Grossglockner - this postcard motif of Heiligenblut is world-famous and delights our guests.
Life up here at the westernmost point of Carinthia is characterized by tradition, hard work and, of course, love for nature.
Not only the people who live here are special, but also the landscape. On the one hand, the agricultural cultural landscape with its steep mountain meadows, alpine pastures and centuries-old mountain farms. On the other hand, the untouched wilderness of the Hohe Tauern National Park. An impressive natural landscape with countless three-thousand-meter peaks, mountain lakes and deserted beautiful places. Here you are and only you. Deceleration is not an artificial tourism program here, but everyday reality.
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Accommodation - Hotel
Nationalpark Lodge Grossglockner
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The Nationalpark Lodge Grossglockner is located in the middle of the mountain village of Heiligenblut and, with its focus on WILDERNESS, WELLNESS & WELL-BEING, ensures a successful holiday and a feel-good atmosphere that invites you to relax and dream of the wilderness outside.

Grossglockner
Austria's highest mountain
It is the undisputed symbol of Austrian mountaineering dreams - the Grossglockner. The tour to its 3,798 m high summit is not only long and high, it is also technically demanding and therefore reserved for people who have a basic level of alpine skills. We recommend doing the tour under the guidance of a Heiligenblut mountain guide.

The ski resort
Skiing amidst the breathtaking mountains
The Großglockner towers above everything with its 3,798m. The terrain is vast and varied. Modern facilities take you to the varied slopes. Whether on groomed slopes or in open terrain. Your skier's heart will beat faster.
Since the 1960s, Heiligenblut has been an Eldorado for lovers of well-groomed turns in the snow. What distinguishes our ski area from others is not the highly equipped and resource-consuming facilities, but the love of nature and the desire to become one with the wilderness, true to the motto: "Go to heaven, ski like hell".
- 55 kilometers of slopes in all levels of difficulty
- 12 modern and comfortable lifts
- 4 ski routes and 1,500 ha freeride area in 6 freeride sectors
- Freeride checkpoint at the Rossbach middle station

Hohe Tauern National Park
Austria's Largest Nature Reserve
With an area of 1856 km², it is the largest protected area in the Alps and extends over the federal states of Carinthia, Salzburg and Tyrol. The area is divided into a core zone under strict protection and an outer zone and includes one of the last large-scale natural landscapes in Austria.
The untouched alpine open space of the Hohe Tauern National Park is a habitat for typical alpine animals such as chamois, ibex, marmots, golden eagles or snow hares. Extensive rock and glacier areas, impressive waterfalls, wildly romantic valleys and typical alpine pastures characterize the landscape. Into the Wild is our heartbeat.

Grossglockner High Alpine Road
48 km of high-alpine driving route with guaranteed views
Since 1935, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road has connected Fusch-Ferleiten in Salzburg with Heiligenblut in Carinthia. The pass road winds its way deep into the Hohe Tauern National Park in 36 hairpin bends. The Kaiser-Franz-Josefs Höhe on the Carinthian side is probably the most impressive place on this journey - with a direct view of the Grossglockner.
Along the Grossglockner High Alpine Road you can take short walks or start extensive hikes. In addition, exhibitions and museums, information points and educational trails invite you to discover. Families with children can learn all sorts of things about the construction of the road and the nature in the high Alps on the four themed playgrounds.