Rossfeld Panoramic Ring Road

The toll road in the Berchtesgaden Alps is only a few kilometers outside of Salzburg. The driveway of Marktschellenberg can be connected at the beginning with beautiful and low-traffic side roads. In addition, this site is also more scenic and you have not only a beautiful view of the Berchtesgadener Land and the Watzmann, but also on the Hoher Goll, which is located directly next to the Rossfeld.
Once at the top you have an incredible view of the Untersberg, Salzburg, Hallein, Golling and the Tennengebirge. With a good view you can also see the Dachstein.

The Rossfeldhöhenringstraße (also called "Rossfeldpanoramastraße") is a toll road in the Berchtesgaden Alps in the district of Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria (Germany). A section runs on Austrian territory.It leads over the Roßfeld, a northern foothills of the Göll. The Roßfeld is located between the Salzachtal in the east and from Berchtesgaden to Marktschellenberg pulling Schellenberger valley in the west. In the south, the Roßfeld is dominated by the Hoher Goll (2522 m), in the north, the tines joins. The panoramic ring road is about 16 km long, the largest slope is 13%. With a maximum of 1570 m above sea level. NN represents the highest continuous road in Germany.

Great mountain road with a magnificent panorama. The road itself is easy to drive. The climb there is not always easy.