The Dreiländereck paragliding site, located in the Arnoldstein holiday region, marks the intersection of three countries: Slovenia, Italy, and Austria. The site is accessible via the '3-Länder-Jet' chairlift, which takes about 15 minutes from the valley station to the mountain station at 1,506 meters above sea level. The lift operates during both summer and winter seasons. The takeoff area is situated directly west of the mountain restaurant '3-Länder-Treff.' However, due to the site's infrequent use and the difficulty of getting above the trees in low wind conditions, it is not highly recommended. Additionally, the site was reportedly closed in 2016. For those who still wish to visit, the Dreiländereck offers stunning views of the Karawanken, the Julian Alps, the Gail Valley, and the Villach Basin. The takeoff directions are towards the north, northeast, and northwest. Landing is possible on the fields west of the valley station. Be cautious of south winds, as they create lee conditions, making takeoff challenging due to the surrounding trees. For more information, you can visit the official website: [Dreiländereck](http://www.3laendereck.at). Webcams for current conditions can be found here: [Dreiländereck Webcams](http://dreilaendereck.it-wms.com/index.php). To reach Dreiländereck, take the Arnoldstein exit from highway A2. Ensure you have a valid road tax sticker ('Vignette'). Follow the signs to Dreiländereck, where the ski slopes are visible from a distance. You can either take the lift or hike up, with the lift being a more convenient option, especially in winter.