Floating wooden pontoons to climb from or jump from into the lake to cool down. There are also some great rock platforms that you are not allowed to jump off of.
The Jungfernsprung "Maiden's Leap" in Döbriach is probably one of the more interesting climbing areas of Carinthia. This is mainly due to the floating pontoons from which you directly climb from. This small crag offers a few good routes in the lower and middle grades and is climbable most of the year due to its southerly aspect. The rock consists of very compact and solid metamorphic sandstone. The routes are generally 12-30 meters in length and are mostly vertical faces with some slab and overhanging sections. The Jungfernsprung is usually busy particularly in summer, so you should consider getting there a little earlier.
Drive along the B98 and park at the top of the cliff (only about 4 parking spots at (46.775038, 13.637322)). Jump the stone & wooden fence near a "U" shaped metal bar and climb down the metal bar stairs. Follow a Klettersteig (via ferrata) down the forested slope and along the lakeshore cliff face and start climbing off of the wooden pontoons.
There are several campsites in the town of Döbriach.
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