Waldheim Hütte - Geierkogel (Seetal Alps) (direct way)

Access to starting point:
From Gorenjska side we go over the border crossing Ljubelj to Celovec / Klagenfurt or over 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 2km long tunnel in the direction of Bad St. Leonhard. Further, we drive past village St. Peter and a little ahead we turn left towards the village St. Anna. At the next crossroads, we follow the road in the direction of Waldheim Hütte. We park on a payable parking lot at the mountain hut.
From Koroška we at first drive into Dravograd and ahead into Austria. We follow the road ahead towards St. Paul, St. Andrä and Wolfsberg. In Wolfsberg we go towards Bad St. Leonhard and forward towards St. Peter. Further follow the description from Gorenjska.
From Štajerska side we drive to Maribor and ahead 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 follow the description from Gorenjska.

Path description:
From the parking lot, we go on a cart track, that starts moderately ascending on a grassy slope, which is surrounded by forest. After few minutes of walking, the meadow and the cart track turn slightly to the right. At this spot, the path for a short time a little steeper ascends, after that steepness decreases. Next follows few minutes of walking almost on flat, and then the cart track in a gentle ascent comes out of the forest on entirely unvegetated slopes. Because path mostly runs on grazing areas, we few times cross a grazing fence. The path then brings us on two successive crossings, where we continue straight in the direction of Zirbitzkogel.
The path ahead is still ascending on gentle grassy slopes and runs on a cart track. When the cart track turns right, we continue straight on a marked footpath. The path ahead is a little steeper and after approximately 15 minutes of walking, it brings us on an indistinct wide grassy ridge. Here we leave the marked path on Zirbitzkogel. We go left on the ridge towards the summit. The path which runs almost on flat after good five minutes brings us to the summit.