The starting point of the Tauernradweg and the Tauernradwegrunde is in Krimml, which you can reach with the Pinzgau local train. Here you can start with a detour to the Krimml Waterfalls. Then it starts: A refreshing descent takes you down to Wald im Pinzgau. From here, the cycle path meanders with a

On the second stage of the two cycle paths you have great swimming opportunities - perfect for hot days. It starts in Mittersill. From here you cycle on an almost flat route through the beautiful valley of the Salzach, sometimes directly along the riverbank. Both in Uttendorf and in Niedernsill you can

From Bruck you continue cycling along the Salzach. You are on long stretches right on the banks of the river. After about 13 kilometers you will reach Taxenbach. From here you can take a detour to the Kitzlochklamm, which you can explore on foot. Then it continues through the valley of the Salzach. In

This stage is mostly downhill. Only a few counter climbs let you pedal a little harder every now and then. Right from the start you cycle along the banks of the Salzach and enjoy great views of the water and the surrounding mountains of the wide valley. Towards the end of the stage, the valley becomes

Shortly after the starting point in Golling you have the opportunity to make a detour to the Golling waterfall. With unforgettable impressions, we continue along the Salzach. You can enjoy fantastic views of the Hoher Göll and the Tennengebirge. Halfway through the stage you can take a leisurely break

If you decide to do the Tauernradweg tour, you will cycle from Salzburg to Lofer on this stage. First you cycle out of the city on flat paths, then an ascent takes you over the state border and to Bad Reichenhall. Along the Saalach it then goes back to Austria. You drive continuously slightly uphill

Important notice: The Tauern Cycle Path between Weißbach bei Lofer and Dießbach, as well as the alternative route via the B311, are now closed to bicycle traffic. There is a risk of rockfall! A free shuttle bus is available as a replacement. You can find more information here: salzburgerland.com/de/tauernradweg-news

From Salzburg you continue on the Tauernradweg to Braunau am Inn. The first half of the route is slightly sloping and takes you directly along the banks of the Salzach and through the Salzachauen near Laufen. After 30 kilometers you can make a detour to the Stiegl-Gut Wildshut and drink a cold beer there

The last stage of the Tauern Cycle Path takes you from Braunau am Inn to Passau. You are mostly on a flat route, only a few small counter climbs demand your condition a little. Passing the Hagenauer Ried you reach the banks of the Inn. With a few exceptions, the cycle path leads directly along the water