In addition to the two golf clubs Mölltal and Drautal Berg, there are other attractive golf courses in the immediate vicinity. At the Millstätter See golf club you can enjoy great views over the lake, while at the Bad Kleinkirchheim golf club you are more likely to be inspired by the views of the Nockberge mountains. The town of Lienz is located in neighboring East Tyrol and also offers a great opportunity for sporty golf days on vacation with the Dolomitengolf golf club .
Summer sports: precision in the valley and on the mountain
Previous
Next
Golfing, hang gliding & paragliding in the Hohe Tauern National Park
Spend your next vacation in the Hohe Tauern National Park region and experience summer sports in one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Austria. Whether alone, with friends or family - everyone will find their own personal summer adventure here. Book now and get ready for unforgettable experiences in Carinthia.
Since the dawn of mankind, people have dreamed of flying. In the Hohe Tauern National Park region, this dream becomes reality.
Golfing and the National Park, does that go together? And how it goes together.
Golf courses
Summer sports highlight: golfing and golf vacation in a breathtaking natural setting
Golfing in harmony with the nature of the national park - and how that fits together! In the Hohe Tauern National Park region, the two exquisite golf clubs Drautal Berg and Mölltal not only offer challenging fairways and greens, but also breathtaking views of the surrounding natural landscape. The Drautal Berg Golf Club in particular, idyllically situated on the banks of the Drau, blends harmoniously into the beautiful natural scenery of the Drau Valley, one of the most ecologically valuable river courses in Central Europe. Golfers not only enjoy the sport here, but also the untouched nature that makes this place so unique.
A summer sports vacation in the Hohe Tauern National Park region offers the rare opportunity to combine a passion for golf with a love of nature. Embedded in the spectacular landscape of Carinthia, you can experience golfing as part of an active summer vacation that combines relaxation, sporting challenge and immersion in the fascinating flora and fauna of the national park. Discover the variety of summer sports in this breathtaking region and turn your vacation into an unforgettable experience where golf and the nature of the national park are in perfect harmony.
Golf Club Drautal Mountain
The Drautal Berg Golf Club is located right next to the Drau, making the most of the beautiful river landscape. Experts say: "Anyone who has ever played in Berg will always appreciate this golf course, which is one of the most beautiful 9-hole golf courses in Austria." We agree, because both beginners and golf experts will find what they are looking for at Golfclub Drautal Berg.
The courses have interesting names. The wooded hole "La Forester" requires a clever golfer and "The Monster" lives up to its name. The course "Tiefer Graben" does not forgive too many mistakes and anyone who has ever stood at the tee of "Adlerhorst" directly between the rock face and the river will not soon forget the beautiful landscape.
The golf coach is Mark Stuckey, Head Pro of the GC Drautal/Berg. The US-born American offers taster courses, individual training and targeted course maturity courses in which you can lay the foundation for a long golf career.
Facts & Figures Golfclub Drautal Berg
- 9-hole golf course with par 62
- Chippingsgreen, Puttinggreen, Practice Punker
- Driving range with 19 teeing grounds
- Secretariat & Pro Shop
- Golf school for best learning results
- Many advantages through green fee cooperations
- Only playable with soft spikes
- Dogs are allowed
- 20 % discount on 18-hole daily green fee with guest card (registration form)
Mölltal Golf Club
The driving range practice facility in Mölltal has been welcoming you since 2016 and offers great conditions for golfers of all skill levels with tees, putting green, pitching green and chipping green. You can look forward to a practice area with a 320 m² putting green and a driving range with sensational views. But that's not all, the course program and gastronomy further enhance the offer.
After the golf game it's time to enjoy and indulge yourself. Visit the Pristavec restaurant and bar and look forward to international dishes, barbecues, pizza or fish specialties.
Facts & Figures Golfclub Mölltal
- 4 flag greens in different lengths
- Putting green on 320 m² artificial turf
- Pitching and chipping green
- Sand bunker - approx. 20 m² in size and up to 1.20 m deep
- 4 covered as well as 4 free teeing grounds
- Face-off pitches at 50 m, 100 m, 150 m, 180 m
- 9 holes to play and practice
- Golf School & Coaching Lessons
- Restaurant with cozy sun terrace
Hang gliding and paragliding
The dream of flying: a special kind of summer sport
People have always dreamed of flying, and in the Hohe Tauern National Park region this age-old dream is being turned into reality.
The Emberger Alm flying area, located high above the Drau Valley, is not only considered one of the most beautiful flying areas in Europe, but also the perfect place for a special kind of summer sports vacation. Thanks to the impressive infrastructure and a scenic and thermally attractive flying site, you can experience unforgettable flying adventures on the southern side of the Alps.
A vacation in this region therefore not only offers the opportunity to pursue the dream of flying, but also combines this experience with the beauty and variety of summer sports amidst the breathtaking scenery of the national park.
Discover the flying area Emberger Alm.
1720
m above sea level
Starting point SW Emberger Alm
1860
m above sea level
Starting point SO Emberger Alm
610
m above sea level
Landing site Greifenburg
Aviators watch out! - it's off to the Emberger Alm
The take-off possibilities on the Emberger Alm are manifold and extend over wide alpine meadows above the tree line up to the so-called Naßfeldriegel. The entire terrain is oriented towards the SE and, in combination with the reliable thermals, offers great conditions for practice as well as cross-country flights. Pleasure pilots and flying beginners will also get their money's worth in the Drau Valley. Extensive take-off and landing areas and altitude differences between 1,120 and 1,250 meters ensure a variety of flying experiences with hang gliders and paragliders.
From beginner to professional
In various local flight schools, beginners and those who have just been infected with the flying virus can get to grips with the subject in courses and training sessions. Experts impart theoretical knowledge about flying before they take their students to one of the launch sites and the first flight attempts are made. At the cozy thermal meeting on site or at the flying camp in Greifenburg you can meet your peers and exchange ideas. The Drau Valley: the "place to be" for athletes of the skies.
Facts & hints about the Emberger Alm
- Starting point SW Emberger Alm: 1,720 m (N 46° 46′ 21" E 13° 08′ 59").
- Starting point SO Emberger Alm: 1.860m (N 46° 46′ 36" E 13° 09′ 00")
- Landing site Fliegercamp Oberes Drautal: 610 m (N 46° 44′ 48" E 13° 11′ 33")
- Landing site Greifenburg Pobersach: 400m (N 46° 44′ 31" E 13° 12′ 02")
- Landing site Hotel Sunshine: 630 m (north of the federal road B 100)
- Day ticket: € 6.00 | Season ticket: € 60.00
- Shuttle service from Greifenburg - Emberger Alm: Autoreisen Edelweiß: Tel. no. +43 650 3363631, cost for one trip: € 10.00
- The flight area is exposed to thunderstorms and strong thermal!
- Special caution with north positions and west wind: possible empty rotors!
- In easterly conditions, the valley wind often reaches as far as the launch site - turbulent thermals!
- In spring very strong thermals - beginners and novices only with flight instructor!
Flight schools & experts on site
This is what the expert on site says
"Whether with hang gliders or paragliders, the flying area Emberger Alm is simply sensational. Beginners who want to collect their first distance kilometers feel just as comfortable here as professionals who want to overcome distances of up to 300 km on cross-country flights. If I didn't live and work in the Drau Valley, I would probably move here to be able to fly here every day ...!"
