Ahorn

Chic mountain chalet with sauna near the slopes

Enjoy an unforgettable holiday in this modern detached chalet, in beautiful Carinthia and a short distance from the ski slopes of the Bad Kleinkirchheim - St. Oswald ski area, the modern Kaiserburgbahn gondola and the beautiful 18-hole golf course. This chalet offers plenty of peace, space and luxury. Relax after an active day in your own private sauna or enjoy the impressive mountain scenery on the terrace. Free Wi-Fi and private parking right at the chalet complete your stay!

A wide range of activities await you in the Bad Kleinkirchheim holiday region! Discover the beautiful mountain world of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Carinthian Nockberge while skiing, cross-country skiing, hiking and cycling and/or mountain biking or relax in one of the two local thermal spas!
Skiing in Bad Kleinkirchheim means more than 103 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes, offering varied skiing pleasure and spread over a total of 35 wide slopes. The Bad Kleinkirchheim ski area also offers Carinthia's first roller bob, the Kaiserburg Bob, snowtubing, a children's slope and a snowpark.
Another wonderful ski area in the Carinthian Nockberge is the Skipark Falkert, located at the mountain resort Heidi Alm on the Falkert. This is a family-friendly ski area and offers 12 kilometers of slopes, 3 ski lifts, a snow park and a cross-country trail. This ski area can be reached by car in about 15-20 minutes.
In summer, Bad Kleinkirchheim's cable cars take you directly to the region's various mountain peaks. Discover the unique nature of the Nockberge mountains while hiking or cycling/mountain biking. The nearby well-known Carinthian swimming lakes and the public swimming pool in Radenthein offer great swimming fun and an extensive water sports programme in summer and can be reached by car in 10-30 minutes.
The centre of Bad Kleinkirchheim is not far from the chalet and offers plenty of shopping opportunities, a large selection of restaurants and 2 wonderful thermal spas, the Therme Römerbad and the St. Kathrein therme