World-class biking in one of Europe’s biggest bike parks – Saalfelden Leogang

The natural, hand-made single trail starts above the Forsthofalm and winds through a beautiful mixed forest down into the Schwarzleo valley. Several north shores, technical hairpin bends and long, flowing passages await you over a length of 1,800 meters. And all this with a great view of the Leoganger Steinberge and the Schwarzleobach. It is best to follow the LE 01 | from the Asitzbahn valley station Round the Forsthofalm and climb about 230 meters up to the Holzhotel Forsthofalm, where the trail starts. Once at the bottom, you either go back to the valley station or you take the climb again and then look forward to the descent on the newly built Forsthof trail.Difficulty level: S1-S2Highlight: The forest suddenly clears on half of the trail and you enjoy a fantastic view of the massif of the Leoganger Steinberge.

Look forward to a smooth, ten kilometer long trail with pleasantly navigable rivers and curves with a unique view of the Leogang Steinberge for rookies and pros in the bike park Leogang.
 
Starting from the Steinbergbahn mountain station, the ten-kilometer Steinberg Line by FOX starts and winds through the forest towards the Steinbergbahn valley station. With an average gradient of around nine percent, it is one of the most fluid trails in the Leogang bike park. On this trail there are plenty of pleasantly navigable rivers and bends for bikers of all skill levels. In great clearings with a unique view of the eponymous mountain range "Leoganger Steinberge" you can take a break in between, relax and take in the unique panorama on the photo point plateau.Highlight tip: Definitely take your time to make a stop at the photo point and capture the fantastic view of the Leoganger Steinberge.

In addition to the entry of the Flow Link in the EPIC Bikepark Leogang, the Antonius Trail has been found since 2019. The best way to get there is to drive the first part of the Steinberg Line and then branch off to the Antonius Trail. If you prefer it more technical from the start, you can also ride the first part of the Matzalm Trail and reach the entrance with a little pedaling on the Forstrasse.It winds through several forest passages and several north shores lead over idyllic streams. In the end, the trail flows back into the Steinberg Line by FOX.Click here for the Steinberg Line komoot.de/tour/219807233 and the Matzalm Trail komoot.de/tour/25451754.

A fairytale landscape awaits you here! The trail leads past high rocks and crosses several streams through coniferous and deciduous forests. Pure driving pleasure on 2,000 meters of natural, hand-built trail with many Northshore elements. Immerse yourself with your bike in a unique single trail natural spectacle!It is best to follow the LE 01 | from the Asitzbahn valley station Round the Forsthofalm and climb about 230 meters up to the Holzhotel Forsthofalm, where the trail starts. Once at the bottom, you either go back to the valley station or you take the ascent again and then look forward to the descent on the newly built Schwarzleotrail. Double trail fun is guaranteed here!Difficulty level: S3Highlight: The rock formations in the middle of the forest give you the feeling of having landed on Middle Earth!

On this trail-tour, you will find both flowing and technical trail sections, rooted passages and hairpin bends. There is something for everyone to enjoy.

The route starts in Leogang and leads up Schwarzbach valley along an easy gravel road. After you have climbed the Kniestichkogel, the trail adventure starts. The trail divides into two sections which are connected by the gravel road you have already used. In the upper part, roots and hairpin bends await you. In the lower part, the beginning is wooded and becomes wonderfully fluid from the Matzalm.

If you don't want to go uphill, you can take the cable car uphill to the Asitz mountain station and start from there – you will need a lift pass or a Saalfelden Leogang card (one ride per day included).

This short video gives you a nice overview of the trail:

First you go comfortably uphill with the Asitz cable car to the mountain station (lift ticket or Saalfelden Leogang Card required!). After the Asitztrail to the Schönleitenhütte it goes alternately uphill and downhill, past Jahnhütte and Örgenbauernalm to the Biberg mountain inn. If you do not want to take the trail section, you can also take the forest road to Großer Asitz and then continue to the tour.Here you can enjoy the wonderful panorama on one of the most beautiful panoramic mountains in the region and let yourself be spoiled with culinary delights before tackling the descent towards Leogang. You can then comfortably complete the last kilometers back to the starting point.

First, take the cable car uphill to the Asitz mountain station – you will need a lift card or the Saalfelden Leogang Card (one ride per day included). After the Asitz Trail and a short passage where you will need to push, you are rewarded with a fantastic panorama. Next, the trail leads up and down to the Thurneralm.

From there, the trail continues on a magnificent forest and meadow trail to the Spielberg plateau. Passing the Spielberghaus and the Burgeralm, the trail then descends along a forest path to the "Eiserne Hand" inn in Fieberbrunn. Next, a short ascent takes you to Hochfilzen where you can follow the cycle path past Griessener Moor to Leogang. In Saalfelden Leogang this route is marked "blue".

Tip: Depending on your ability, we recommend knee and elbow protectors for the descents!

This route will show you one of the most beautiful panoramic peaks in the region. From Saalfelden city centre, follow the gentle cycle path to Harham. Here, the day begins with 500 metres (1640 feet) elevation gain and 15 hairpin bends to Örgenbauernalm.

After a short flat section you continue uphill. Next, you will descend briefly before tackling the final ascent. Just above Biberg Mountain Inn, you reach the highest point of the tour. Here, you can enjoy the magnificent panorama of the Saalfelden basin and indulge yourself in culinary delights before tackling the descent in the direction of Saalfelden.

From Saalfelden city centre, take the Lichtenbergstrasse uphill to the main ascent below the Einsiedelei (Steinalm car park) in Saalfelden (a part of the Watzmann Hochkönigsrunde).

From here, you will continue on the Forstrasse to the highest point of the tour, which lies at the foot of the Breithorn. There is a bench at the top to help you make the most of the view. Next, the route leads downhill on forestry tracks and optional dirt tracks to Kronreith Mountain Inn. Take a well-deserved break and soak up its marvellous panorama.

The last section passes Maria Alm and the Urslautal golf course before taking you back to the starting point in Saalfelden.

From the Leoganger cable cars valley station, follow the cycle path which leads gently uphill towards Hochfilzen. From there, you will continue to the Gasthof Eiserne Hand and over the Burgeralm to the Spielberghaus. The descent follows along a forest path to Saalbach. Enduro lovers can also follow the "Höllen Trail" down to the bottom.


UP IT GOES WITH THE GONDOLA! With the help of the Kohlmais cable car (Saalfelden Leogang Card required), you can easily reach the mountain station where you can then join the Big 5 Trail to the Wildenkar hut. If you're super sporty and can't get enough of climbing, you can of course also cycle instead, as you can see from the indicated route.

To return to Leogang, you will pass the Schönleitenhütte and follow the Asitz Trail. You can then follow the newly built Steinberg Line by FOX all the way down into the valley. Alternatively, you can head back via the forest road.

TIP: Elbow and knee protectors are recommended for the descent from Asitz!

Today, you'll be heading up to the highest peak in the Salzburg Slate Alps — the farthest point you can go by mountain bike. Standing 2,117 meters (6945 feet), the Hundstein is the highest mountain in the area. You will start in Saalfelden and ride over the flat Ramseiden to Maria Alm. Here, you will follow the Urslau Ache course up to the Abergbahn valley station. Finally, you will head uphill, gaining around 1,250 metres (4101 feet) in elevation over the next 7 miles (12 kilometres). To catch your breath, there are great rest stops and panoramic views all the way to the top. Of course, the view from the summit of the Hundstein is stunning.

From here, you can enjoy the part you've been looking forward to all day – a fast downhill stretch leading to Thumersbach. When you arrive at the bottom, jump into the Zeller lake before rolling back to Saalfelden.

On this route, you can enjoy some of the most spectacular views from beautiful panoramic peaks. Following the cycle path, the route initially leads gently uphill to Hochfilzen. After a small stretch on the main road, you will reach the cross-country trail. Next, there is a gradual and pleasant ascent to the Grießner Almen which helps you to easily manage your energy. After a short descent, you will go uphill again before enjoying a long descent into Feistenau. Alternatively, you can also ride a short single trail section.

The landscapes on this tour convey all facets of the mountains in the Alps — the Wilder Kaiser, the Loferer, the Leoganger Steinberge and the Kitzbühler Horn. The stunning scenery will make you fall in love with the mountains. After soaking up the scenery, the route takes you back to Hochfilzen where you will cycle back to Leogang.

This route follows the legendary competition course on the Leoganger local mountain. From Leogang centre, the course heads into the unspoilt and quiet Schwarzbachtal Valley. Passing the Matzalm, you will reach the end of the valley where the route turns into the woods and up to the Asitzbahn mountain station. The route then climbs a little steeper through alpine meadows up to the reservoir and from there, there is the last short ascent to the summit.

The course record: 46:33 minutes!

From Saalfelden centre, the route leads eastwards to Ramseiden. Passing the Theurerhof, the trail then climbs gently uphill on a gravel road and passes the beautifully situated golf course to Maria Alm. The centre, home to the second highest church town in the Salzburg region, is an ideal place to have a break.

Continuing along the route, you will climb uphill before a short ascent to the mountain inn Kronreith where you can indulge in regional delicacies. You will head back via Maria Alm, coming to the other side of the golf course before arriving back in Saalfelden.

The Schwarzleo Valley is a "cool" tip for mountain bikers, especially on hot summer days. Following along the Schwarzleobach creek, you will climb 500 metres (1640 feet) up to the end of the valley. After a short section pushing your bike, you are treated to an ascent of almost 150 metres (492 feet).

Next, you will reach the Lindlalm via a short forest and meadow path. This cosy and authentic alpine hut with a wonderful panoramic view is pure alpine idyll and will quickly make you forget the climb. It's worthing stopping at "Resi" on the Lindlalm to enjoy its rustic charm and meet the friendly landlady. You should definitely try the so-called "Almwuzl" specialty.

Tip: This route is ideal to combine with a hike to the Spielberghorn. Walking time from the Lindlalm: approx. 1.5 hours. Attention: surefootedness required!