The "Salt" Tour - from lake Wolfgangsee to the World Heritag site of Hallstatt

Starting place: 5350 Strobl

Destination: 5350 Strobl

Possible accommodation

Au 140
5360 St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut

Approx. 3,000 years ago Celtic settlers started mining salt in the mountains above today’s village of Hallstatt, beginning the Salzkammergut region’s history of salt. Today this area is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The “Salzkammergut Cycle Path” leads from Strobl via Bad Ischl to the village of Bad Goisern. From its center, follow the cycle path. The route runs alongside the main road and takes you to Steeg/Au. Turn left at the “Gasthof zur Post” restaurant and continue on the cycle path to Obertraun. From here, follow the Koppentraun River to Bad Aussee. Continue to Altaussee, the Blaa Alm and then to the Rettenbachalm. From here, return to Bad Ischl and the starting point in Strobl.

Tour and route information

Starting place: 5350 Strobl

Destination: 5350 Strobl

duration: 6h 27m

length: 88,1 km

Altitude difference (uphill): 1.000m

Altitude difference (downhill): 1.000m

Lowest point: 464m

Highest point: 901m

difficulty: difficult

condition: difficult

panoramic view: Dreamtour

Paths covering:

Asphalt, Gravel

Starting point: Tourist Office Strobl

Destination: Tourist Office Strobl

further information:

culinary interesting
Possible accommodation
Board possible

details mountainbike

Riding technique: difficult

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

On the main road No. 158 you leave in Strobl and the tourist office Strobl is located directly in the center of Strobl. Public parking places are nearby.

Parking