Walischeben - Weißensteinhütte (Packalpe)
Starting point: Walischeben (1603 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 47.0494°N 14.7984°E 
Time of walking: 20 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: easily
Altitude difference: 99 m
Altitude difference (by path): 99 m
Map: WK 212 (Seetaler & Seckauer Alpen 1:50.000)
Access to starting point:
A) From Gorenjska side we go over the border crossing Ljubelj to Celovec / Klagenfurt or through Karawanks tunnel to Beljak / Villach. Ahead we go on the highway in the direction of signs for Gradec / Graz. We leave the highway for approximately 2 km long tunnel in the direction of Bad St. Leonhard. Further, we drive past village St. Peter to the settlement Obdach. From the main road signs for Obdach point us to the left and we soon come to industrial zone. Before the underpass we turn right, where after few ten meters, we cross a railway track. The road, which becomes macadam at all crossroads, we follow towards signs for Weißenstein Hütte. We park at a suitable spot by the road at the sign prohibiting further driving (a crossroad is also right next to the parking area).
B) From Koroška we at first drive to Dravograd and further into Austria. We follow the road ahead towards St. Paul, St. Andrä, and Volšperk / Wolfsberg. In Volšperk, we head towards Bad St. Leonhard and continue towards St. Peter. Further, we follow description A.
C) From Štajerska side we drive to Maribor and further over the border crossing Šentilj into Austria. We follow the highway in the direction of Celovec / Klagenfurt. We leave the highway in the direction of exit Bad St. Leonhard. Further, we follow description A.
Path description:
From the starting point, we head onto the left road, marked with signs for the Weißensteinhütte cottage. We continue along the road, which moderately ascends, and after a few minutes leads us out of the forest onto scenic slopes, offering a beautiful view. Ahead, we soon notice the mountain cottage, which we reach in a few minutes of further walking.
Description and pictures refer to the condition in July 2007.
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