Wöllaner Nock, Mountain summit in Arriach, Austria
Wöllaner Nock is a mountain summit in the Gurktal Alps that rises to 2,145 meters and is reached by several marked hiking paths. The routes pass through varied landscapes with natural surfaces and offer different difficulty levels for hikers.
The mountain was historically an important crossing point between valleys, allowing exchange between different communities in the Carinthian region. This connecting role across the mountains shaped the development of surrounding settlements over centuries.
The summit bears a name rooted in the local community, and today serves as a gathering point for hikers from surrounding valleys. People use the peak as a natural meeting place to maintain their connection to Alpine life and traditions.
The summit is accessible from Arriach via several marked trails, with parking available near the toll station. Visitors should prepare for variable mountain weather and bring appropriate gear.
The mountain can be used for hiking in summer and for ski touring in winter, offering year-round activities for different seasons. A particular route runs from the Oberwöllan valley to the summit and provides ski tourers with a popular climbing route.
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