Dreiländereck

Bergbahnen Dreiländereck GmbH & Co KG filed for insolvency in March 2024, which led to the closure of lift operations. This means that the lifts will not be operating until further notice. Despite this restriction, the Dreiländereck still offers numerous activities for visitors.

Experience the border triangle in the south of Austria, where Austria, Italy and Slovenia meet - the meeting point of three countries, languages and cultures. Enjoy a marvellous panoramic view of the Julian Alps and the Gailtal valley and discover the many hiking opportunities. In summer, the ‘GRENZgenial - GRENZgänger’ theme trail invites you to hike along exciting paths through the Alpine landscape, while in winter you can experience the tranquillity of the snow-covered landscape.

The Dreiländereckhütte on the Seltschacher Alm is a rewarding destination for hikers. Just a few minutes from the mountain station, it offers regional delicacies and an impressive panoramic view of the mountains of Austria, Slovenia and Italy. You can find up-to-date information in the Alpine hut guide.

In winter, the area around the former valley station of the Dreiländereck is transformed into a paradise for cross-country skiers. The 10 km long Seltschach cross-country ski trail at 750 metres above sea level starts and ends at the valley station and is suitable for both classic skiers and skaters. Beginners will also find ideal conditions here.

I still have an hourly ticket from Dreiländereck - will I get my money back?
Due to the insolvency of Bergbahnen Dreiländereck GmbH & Co KG in March 2024, lift operations have ceased. Under insolvency law, holders of unused hourly tickets could have registered their claims in the insolvency proceedings. However, the chances of success for a full refund would be slim and the insolvency proceedings have already been concluded

What led to the insolvency of Bergbahnen Dreiländereck?
Bergbahnen Dreiländereck GmbH & Co KG filed for insolvency in March 2024 due to financial difficulties and a decline in visitor numbers.

Are the hiking trails accessible despite the closure of the mountain railway?
Yes, the hiking trails in the Dreiländereck are still accessible. Visitors can explore the routes on foot and enjoy the natural beauty of the region and the specialities of the Dreiländereckhütte.

Are there alternative transport options to the summit?
There are currently no alternative mechanical means of transport to the summit. The ascent is on foot via the existing hiking trails. Alternatively, you can take the Villach Alpine Road to the Dobratsch.

Where is the nearest ski area?
The best ski area in our region is the Gerlitzen Alpe. As well as being easy to reach by car, bus and train, the Gerlitzen boasts perfectly groomed pistes, 21 lifts and numerous rustic huts for a cosy break. Enjoy life on the sunny side of the Alps!