Asitz Trail

The Asitz Trail is a flowing single trail that is also part of the "BIG-5 Challenge". There are separate paths for bikers and hikers. That means twice as much driving pleasure. By the way, if you want to venture into the BIG-5 Challenge, you can get all the information here: bikepark.saalfelden-leogang.com/de/streckeninfos/big-5-challenge

Who does not want the Asitz is with the Schönleiten Trail just right on the connection of Saalbach and Leogang following the root trails.

Pretty nice trail. On the map and signs also known as panoramic trail. It is used on both sides and is more of a pendulum path than a trail, so be careful! He is also not in a train to drive, since there is a rise from both sides.

On the Panorama Tour are beautiful trails such as the Asitztrail which is not too heavy.

Super Trail which leads directly from the Asitz to the Schönleiten hut. He is easily rooted and coming from the Asitz you will also have to push the last climb something with the Ebike. But you will be rewarded with a great view.

Flowiger entry into the mountains at the Asitz.
On the weekend a lot of oncoming traffic. It sometimes gets tight.

This trail is officially called Asitz Trail and is mobile in both directions. Coming from Asitz but you will have to push something without e-bike (me anyway).

Nice to driving trail with a crisp climb on the Schönleiten side. The hikers are now run separately, except for the last piece. But oncoming traffic is possible at any time.

At the beginning 2-3 bends and then along the contour line. Nice trail.

Great trail, but since it serves as a connection between Saalbach and Leogang, it is used in both directions!

Flowing single trail easy to drive

Caution. The trail is used in both directions ..

Natural and very pleasant single trail that connects Saalbach Hinterglemm with Leogang and can be traveled in both directions.

Although the trail was not closed, it was still practically impassable because of snow! Had to push the climb completely, it was super slippery and hardly recognizable where the trail goes.