When? 03 January 2026, 01 February 2026, 03 March 2026
Where? Slope Brunnachabfahrt (Nr. 27)
On the full moon evenings, immediately after regular skiing, the slope area can be used free of charge. Once at the summit, the panorama restaurant "Nock IN" awaits athletes with regional culinary delights. Free use of the slope only permitted on the Brunnachabfahrt - from 4.30pm to 10.00pm!
Use at your own risk - no rescue service on site!
There are numerous natural snow routes around the skiing area. From the "FIS K70" route to the "Schafalm-Brunnach" route, the officially designated routes allow you to enjoy a safe and attractive ascent. Further natural snow routes in and around Bad Kleinkirchheim are listed below and also linked here.
Important information on the topic ski touring on slopes:
Going uphill (on skis, touring skis, snowshoes, etc.) or ski touring on the slopes is prohibited on ALL ski slopes in the skiing area Bad Kleinkirchheim on the basis of the applicable FIS rules. This prohibition applies continuously, both during the day and at night, from November to mid-April.
Event series - Full Moon Skiing Tour evenings
The Bad Kleinkirchheimer Bergbahnen are opening up the Brunnachabfahrt (nr. 27) for ski tour enthusiasts on the full moon evenings:
Full Moon Skiing Tour
Natural snow routes - away from the slopes of the Skiing Area Bad Kleinkirchheim
Outside of the skiing area, there are wonderful natural snow routes around Bad Kleinkirchheim. These officially designated routes offer you an unforgettable winter experience in untouched nature:
Ski tour Schafalm
Difficulty level: easy.
This easy ski tour starts to the left of the Gasthof-Hotel Hinteregger in St. Oswald (1,340 m) and leads through the forest up to the Brunnachhöhe (1,970 m) with breathtaking views of the UNESCO Carinthian Nockberge Biosphere Reserve. Before the descent, take a break at the panorama restaurant Nock IN.
Ski tour FIS K70
Difficulty level: moderate.
The FIS K70 ski tour starts at the sports arena in Bad Kleinkirchheim (1,050 m) and follows the FIS K70 on a steady climb to the Kaiserburg summit (2,055 m). At the top, you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the Nockberge mountains and, on a clear day, as far as the Hohe Tauern mountains.
Ski tour Falkert
Difficulty level: moderate.
The ski tour starts in St. Oswald (1,319 m) and initially follows the forest road to the hut Falkerschutzhaus and on to the hut Lärchenhütte. It then continues through treeless terrain up to the Falkert summit (2,308 m).
Ski tour Steinnock
Difficulty level: moderate.
The ski tour starts in St. Oswald (1,319 m) and follows the forest trail via Falkerthaus and Lärchenhütte huts to the tree line, offering fantastic views over the Nockberge landscape. The route continues across open alpine pastures to the Steinnock summit (2,197 m) and back to the starting point along the same route.
Ski tour Mallnock
Difficulty level: difficult
This challenging ski tour starts in St. Oswald (1,319 m) and initially passes the Falkerthaus and Lärchenhütte huts before reaching the summit of Klomnock (2,331 m) and continuing on to Mallnock (2,226 m). The end point is near Brunnachhöhe, where you can stop for refreshments at the Nock IN panorama restaurant.
Natural snow routes in the Nockberge mountains
Get inspiration and route tips - discover the most beautiful ski tours away from the groomed slopes in the region around Bad Kleinkirchheim under the following link. Immerse yourself in the winter landscape of the Nockberge mountains and find your next ski tour.
Natural snow routes in the province of Carinthia
Would you like to explore even more ski tours in Carinthia? From easy beginner routes to challenging routes - discover numerous marked tours for every level of experience in Carinthia.
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