Bad Kleinkirchheim combines an alpine mountain landscape with first-class wellness and offers the perfect blend of an active holiday and pure relaxation. Discover the diverse hiking trails in the UNESCO Nockberge Biosphere Park, experience thrilling adventures on Europe’s longest flow trail, or enjoy peaceful moments in our exclusive thermal spa world.
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"The combination of the mountain landscape and the exclusive thermal spa is truly unique. We come back every year!"
Family Müller, Munich
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"The flow trail is a dream for every mountain biker. And the Kärnten Card makes the holiday even more attractive."
Thomas K., Vienna
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"Perfect for families! The kids had so much fun at the Heidi Alm, and we were able to enjoy peaceful hikes."
Sandra B., Salzburg
The summer season in Bad Kleinkirchheim lasts from June to October. The mountain lifts operate from June until early November, and during this time the hiking trails are usually free of snow. Autumn (September/October) is particularly beautiful, with colourful landscapes and fewer crowds.
Yes, as a summer guest at the Pulverer you receive the Kärnten Card free of charge for the duration of your stay. It allows free use of the mountain lifts, free entry to museums and many additional benefits.
Many hiking trails start directly at the hotel or can be reached within just a few minutes on foot. In summer, the Kaiserburgbahn and Brunnachbahn cable cars are in operation. Both valley stations are only a few minutes away by car and take you comfortably to the starting points of the high-altitude hiking trails. In the shoulder seasons, the lifts alternate their weekday operations, while both run simultaneously on weekends.
Daytime summer temperatures in the valley range between 20 and 28°C. At higher elevations it is correspondingly cooler – ideal for hiking.
Lake Millstatt is only about 20 minutes by car away. Lake Ossiach, Lake Wörthersee and Lake Weissensee are also easily accessible from Bad Kleinkirchheim. Your advantage: with the Kärnten Card, you can use the ferries on Lake Millstatt free of charge, for example.