Isel and Möll

The paddling course on glacial rivers can be completed in a kayak or in inflatable two-seater canoes. Two rivers and a long weekend in beautiful nature await you at this event. The glacial Isel, which is the last glacial Austrian alpine river not yet dammed. With great views of the Hohe Tauern and fast water, you will be captivated. The second glacier will be none other than Möll, which originates at the foot of Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner. 

Program:

1 day- We will set off from the campsite in Ainet by water to Lienz. A 10km WW II difficulty paddling section awaits you, and if we have the strength left, we will take two rides on this section or try the waters of the Isel in the section above the campsite in Ainet. Wild water swimming training with self-rescue. 

2. Day- In the morning, after breakfast, we will go to the middle part of the rafting section below the town of Huben. We will ride 10 km of real wild water with real waves and rollers. For the next ride, we will move even higher above Huben, almost below the cataract, from where we will drive to the camp in Ainet, approx. 13 km of WW II - III difficulty. You can also try your hand ;-)

3. Day- In the morning we will pack up the campsite and move over the ridge from East Tyrol to Carinthia to the Möll river on a leisurely section from Obervellach to Kolbnitz with a length of approx. 11km and a difficulty of WW I - III. It will be a leisurely end to our course.

Price includes:

• instructor team
• rental of complete equipment for wild water (wetsuit, shoes, jacket, vest, helmet, syringe, paddle)
• whitewater kayak rental in full equipment
• photos or video material from the course
• possibility of carpooling

Price does not include:

• risk sports insurance
• camping fee
• drinking regime and eating