Cycling Holidays in Salzburger Land

Start your cycling adventure directly from Gut Weissenhof
The Enns Cycle Path runs directly past Gut Weissenhof – so you can join one of Austria’s most popular cycle paths right outside the hotel. Without a long journey, you can start a relaxed valley tour along the Enns with a wide mountain backdrop.

Ideal for pleasure cyclists, families, and anyone who wants to cycle without major ascents.

Tour Data
Character: Valley cycle path
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Development: Mostly asphalted cycle path
Access: Directly at the hotel

Brief Description of the Route
From Radstadt, follow the well-developed Enns Cycle Path either towards Altenmarkt and Flachau or in the other direction via Mandling to Schladming. The route runs pleasantly flat along the Enns, is well signposted, and offers wide views of the surrounding mountains.

Depending on your mood and fitness level, you can spontaneously decide on the length and destination of your tour – whether a leisurely valley loop or a longer stage into the Enns Valley.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

And if you want to go further…
The Enns Cycle Path extends over several hundred kilometers to Enns on the Danube. Ambitious cyclists can individually extend their stages or plan a multi-day tour.

What to Expect
• Direct access at the hotel
• Flat, well-developed cycle path
• Ideal for families and pleasure cyclists
• Flexible route length depending on fitness
• Connection to longer long-distance cycle tours

Relaxed Family Tour to Untertauern Wildlife Park
This easy cycling tour leads from Gut Weissenhof along the Taurach to the Untertauern Leisure and Wildlife Park. The route mostly runs on cycle and gravel paths along the Taurach and is particularly suitable for families with children.

Tour Data
Distance: 11.8 km
Duration: approx. 2 h 15 min
Elevation gain: low
Difficulty: easy
Surface: Asphalt and gravel
Return: on the same route

Brief Description of the Route
You start directly at Gut Weissenhof towards Untertauern. After a short section along the main road, the route follows quiet paths along the Taurach. The cycle path winds almost flat through the valley, past small woods and over bridges to the opposite side of the river.

The incline is barely noticeable, making the tour particularly pleasant for children and leisurely cyclists.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Idyllic path along the Taurach
• Quiet gravel paths without steep climbs
• Varied nature
• Leisure and Wildlife Park Untertauern as an excursion destination with fishing opportunities
• Ideal for families

The wildlife park is perfect for a break before heading back to Gut Weissenhof on the same relaxed route.

Romantic Valley Loop with a View of the Enns Source
This varied tour leads from Gut Weissenhof along the Enns via Altenmarkt and Flachau to the idyllic Winklsee in Flachauwinkl. The route mostly runs on well-signposted cycle paths and is ideal for sporty families and pleasure cyclists.
Nature, water, and mountain panoramas accompany you along the entire route.

Tour Data
Distance: 14 km
Starting point: 856 m above sea level
Destination: 1,016 m above sea level
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Surface: Asphalt and gravel
Return: On the same route

Brief Description of the Route
You start at Gut Weissenhof towards Altenmarkt and then follow the cycle path along the Enns. You cross the stream several times via bridges and quiet sections. Passing Reitdorf, the path continues through Flachau. The last section runs on a gravel path to Winklsee in Flachauwinkl.

The route is very well signposted and pleasant to ride.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Quiet cycle paths along the Enns
• Alternating between asphalt and gravel
• Destination at Winklsee/Rohrsee ideal for cooling off and swimming
• Ideal for sporty families

Enjoyable Valley Loop to the Crystal-Clear Mountain Lake
This leisurely tour leads from Gut Weissenhof via the Enns Cycle Path into the Kleinarler Valley to the idyllically situated Jägersee at 1,099 meters above sea level. The route mostly runs on well-developed cycle paths and is ideal for pleasure cyclists and sporty families.

Tour Data
Distance: 23.2 km
Duration: approx. 2 h 45 min
Elevation gain: approx. 200 m
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Surface: Asphalt and gravel
Return: on the same route

Brief Description of the Route
You start directly at Gut Weissenhof and follow the Enns Cycle Path towards Wagrain. After the lowest point in Wagrain, the route climbs moderately into the Kleinarler Valley. The last two kilometers run on a gravel path along the Kleinarler Ache to Jägersee.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Fantastic valley and mountain scenery
• Well-signposted cycle route
• Moderate ups and downs
• Wonderful natural spot by the lake
• Refreshment stops along the way

Once at Jägersee, the peaceful atmosphere invites you to take a break or a leisurely stroll. A perfect destination for anyone who wants to combine nature and exercise.

565 Meters of Elevation Gain with Alpine Pasture Feeling
This varied circular tour leads from Gut Weissenhof via forest roads and asphalt up to the Bürgerbergalm and back to Radstadt. Moderate climbs, several hairpin bends, and beautiful views of Radstadt make the route ideal for sporty bikers looking for a compact but challenging loop.

Tour Data
Distance: 16.5 km
Duration: approx. 3 hours
Elevation gain uphill: 565 m
Elevation gain downhill: 565 m
Difficulty: Moderate
Lowest point: 846 m
Highest point: 1,421 m

Brief Description of the Route
You start directly at Gut Weissenhof towards the Radstadt sports center. After the first hairpin bends, the ascent begins on forest roads towards Bürgerbergalm. Several curves and changing gradient sections ensure varied riding.

After the highest point, a longer descent follows, initially on a forest path, later again on asphalt. The loop closes at the Radstadt sports center and leads back to the hotel in a relaxed manner.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Combination of asphalt and forest road
• Consistent, easily rideable ascent
• Refreshment stop at Bürgerbergalm with beautiful views
• Varied circular tour
• Ideal as a half-day tour

945 Meters of Elevation Gain to the Panoramic Mountain
This sporty mountain tour leads directly from Gut Weissenhof up to Roßbrand – one of the most beautiful panoramic mountains in the region. A constant climb on asphalt and later gravel demands endurance but rewards with an impressive panoramic view of Dachstein, Tennengebirge, and the Radstädter Tauern.
A real challenge for ambitious bikers.

Tour Data
Distance: 11.6 km
Duration: approx. 3 hours
Elevation gain uphill: 945 m
Elevation gain downhill: 56 m
Difficulty: difficult
Lowest point: 835 m
Highest point: 1,770 m

Brief Description of the Route
You start directly at Gut Weissenhof towards Radstadt. From the turn-off to Roßbrandstraße, the steady ascent begins. The road continuously climbs up to the parking lot at around 1,720 meters above sea level. From there, it continues on gravel to the Radstädter Hütte.

The consistent incline demands fitness but is technically easy to ride.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Continuous uphill ride with training character
• Impressive panoramic view
• Destination at the Radstädter Hütte
• Perfect sunrise or sunset tour

Whether as a sporty single stage or a training session, this route is a classic for all who love elevation gain.

910 Meters of Elevation Gain to Trinkeralm
This challenging mountain tour leads from Gut Weissenhof towards Forstau up to Trinkeralm at 1,751 meters above sea level. Long climbs, several hairpin bends, and steady elevation gain make the route a sporting challenge for fit bikers.

Whether as a training loop or a summit destination with an alpine hut stop, this route demands endurance and rewards with an impressive mountain panorama.

Tour Data
Distance: 13.3 km
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Elevation gain uphill: 910 m
Elevation gain downhill: 130 m
Difficulty: Difficult
Lowest point: 823 m
Highest point: 1,751 m

Brief Description of the Route
You start in Radstadt towards Forstau and follow the road steadily uphill. After several turn-offs and hairpin bends, the route continues towards Trinkeralm. The ascent is consistent, partly demanding, and easy to ride.

Shortly before reaching your destination, you will pass the lift facilities and, after the final gently ascending meters, arrive at the Trinkeralm.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Long, consistent uphill climb
• Several hairpin bends with training character
• Alpine region with far-reaching views
• Sporting challenge
• Destination at Trinkeralm

This route is ideal for ambitious mountain bikers who want to specifically accumulate elevation gain.

150 Kilometers around Tennengebirge and Dachstein
This challenging circular tour is one of the most physically demanding routes in the region. Around the Tennengebirge and up to the Dachstein massif, it challenges even experienced mountain bikers with long climbs, fast descents, and impressive panoramas.

A real challenge for all who love elevation gain and alpine terrain.

Tour Data
Distance: 147.4 km
Duration: approx. 15 hours
Elevation gain uphill: 5,630 m
Elevation gain downhill: 5,630 m
Difficulty: difficult
Lowest point: 593 m
Highest point: 1,987 m

Brief Description of the Route
The route is divided into four approximately equal stages and leads from Radstadt via Flachau, Wagrain, St. Johann, Eben, Filzmoos, Mandling, and Forstau back to the starting point.

Long, constant climbs alternate with technically demanding sections and rapid descents. The tour requires endurance, fitness, and good planning.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

Stages at a Glance
1st Stage: Radstadt – Flachau | approx. 35 km, approx. 1,400 meters elevation gain
2nd Stage: Flachau – St. Johann | approx. 45 km, approx. 1,600 meters elevation gain
3rd Stage: St. Johann – Eben | approx. 39 km, approx. 1,500 meters elevation gain
4th Stage: Eben – Radstadt | approx. 42 km, approx. 1,100 meters elevation gain

What to Expect
• Alpine mountain landscape
• Spectacular views of Tennengebirge and Dachstein
• Demanding elevation gain
• Long descents
• Perfect multi-day tour

Leisurely Cycling from Radstadt to the Danube
The Enns Cycle Path is one of Austria’s most famous long-distance cycle paths and a true highlight for pleasure cyclists. Directly from Gut Weissenhof, you can embark on a multi-day tour that leads you through varied landscapes, charming towns, and impressive natural scenery.
From the Radstädter Tauern to the Danube, you will experience cycling holidays with far-reaching views.

Tour Data
Distance: 240 to 280 km depending on route choice
Character: Long-distance cycle path
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Recommendation: Multi-day tour

Brief Description of the Route
The Enns Cycle Path leads from Flachau via Radstadt and Schladming further through the Enns Valley to Liezen and Admont. From here, you choose between the route over the Buchauer Sattel or through the Gesäuse. The variants meet again in Altenmarkt.

It continues via Großraming and Steyr to Enns, the official endpoint. From there, there is a connection to the Danube Cycle Path.

-> a detailed description of the cycling tour and a map are available at the reception

What to Expect
• Long stages through the Salzburger and Styrian Enns Valley
• Impressive natural scenery such as the Gesäuse
• Historic towns like Steyr and Enns
• Well-developed cycle paths
• Flexible route choice depending on fitness