TW_N12 Wieserberg and St. Helena Church

Start of the round at the Dellach War Cemetery. The route leads to Leifling. Turn left at the first striking curve. You will reach Grafendorf via a field path past the Stefanienbad. There you follow the street until the marked junction towards St. Helena. From there follow the markings. St. Helena on the Wieserberg - lonely high above the valley, is a special gem and is often used as a wedding church. Building: Romanesque hall building with small semicircular apse and late Gothic tower (early 16th century). 
To return to the starting point of the route, follow the mountain road back downhill to the war cemetery.

FAIR PLAY & RESPECT:

Awareness for nature – landowners – your health…. and safety on the mountain have the highest priority for your route and the associated route planning!

Therefore, inquire about the rules of conduct before every hike - Safety on the Mountain - as well as the current weather situation.

Waste disposal:

Waste is not always avoidable – but it has no place in nature and must be properly disposed of (preferably in the valley or at home). 

Emergency numbers:

European emergency number: 112 (access to every available network)

Austrian alpine emergency number: 140

From the direction of Klagenfurt – Villach – exit Gailtal/Hermagor – B111 Gailtal federal road to Dellach     

Parking available at the war cemetery on the Dulln or at the parking lot for visitors of the Hercules Temple

Parking available at Wieserberg (near the farm)

Are you looking for hiking tips in the region as well as a state-certified guide for a guided mountain hike?

You can find this and many other infos at - Tour tips and provider information

Places to eat:

In Dellach and the surrounding towns there are numerous year-round open places to eat - details are available under Service A-Z.

The key for the church is available during the opening hours of the municipal office (Mon - Thu 7:30 AM - 3:45 PM, Fri 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM) upon presentation of a photo ID. Tel.: 04718-301