Flat to slightly hilly terrain. The bike route leads on low-traffic roads through the flat valley of the Saalach and Salzach rivers, where only occasional minor climbs have to be overcome. The continuous signposting guarantees a carefree cycling pleasure

Individual arrival. Here, not only Mirabell Palace, Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mozart’s birthplace and Salzburg Cathedral attract visitors, but also sweet delights such as Mozartkugeln and Salzburger Nockerl.

Along the Salzach River you cycle to Hallein, where the Salzwelten show mine is worth a visit. Then you cycle to Golling, where you can visit the waterfalls of the same name. Continue to Werfen, where Hohenwerfen Castle towers high above the Salzach River. In Bischofshofen you can visit the ski jump, which is an annual stop of the Four Hills Tournament.

Travelling via Bruck at the foot of the Großglockner, you continue cycling to Zell am See. Here you can enjoy a pleasant swim in the Zeller Lake. Overnight stay in Piesendorf, Zell am See or Kaprun.

This cycling day begins with a train or bus ride (incl.) to Krimml. From there it is only 3 km to the largest waterfall in Europe, the famous Krimmler Waterfalls (Admission included). The return trip by bike leads you through the Pinzgau from town to town and the snow-covered three thousanders tower in the background: Großvenediger, Großglockner and Kitzsteinhorn.

Travelling via Maria Alm with the known pilgrimage church, you cycle via Saalfelden in the direction of Lofer. It is worthwhile to take a side-trip to the Seisenbergklamm (gorge) and the Lamprechtshöhle (cave)

The last stage leads through the tranquil Saalach valley. The health resort Bad Reichenhall in the „small German corner“ is enchanting with Bavarian flair. You then continue through the wide plain of the Salzburger Basin to your departure point of your round trip.