Cellon (2,238m) GS_N21

Level of difficulty: Medium

4.5 km

Distance
3 h

Duration
1352 vm

Lowest elevation
2225 vm

Highest elevation
924 vm
55 vm

Cellon (2,238m) GS_N21

The Cellon offers a great view of the Carnic Alps and the surrounding valleys.

Suggestion

Since the hike takes place on Italian territory, carrying an ID is mandatory.
The Austrian name for the Cellon is Frischenkofel.
Along the route, there are also handrail ropes as well as areas prone to falls - surefootedness and a head for heights are basic requirements for this mountain hike.

Equipment

This varies depending on the season. However, always included are:

Functional hiking clothing, wind jacket, headwear, rain clothing/protection, mountain boots, provisions, sufficient drinks, change of clothes, various personal items such as camera, mobile phone, sun protection, sunglasses, hiking poles, first aid kit, etc.

Directions

Public transport:

The most sustainable way to travel is by train to Oberdrauburg (coming from Lienz or Villach) or to Hermagor (coming from Villach).

From Oberdrauburg or Hermagor, you can then reach the town of Kötschach-Mauthen by bus. From there, depending on the season and availability, you can use the call bus or a taxi to the Plöcken Pass.

Details at - Nassfeld mobility info and Carinthian Lines route planner

Traveling by car:

From Hermagor via the B111 (Gailtal road) or from Oberdrauburg via the B110 (Plöcken Pass road) to Kötschach-Mauthen and from there onwards towards the Plöcken Pass.

A first glimpse