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The route from the Lueg Pass towards Werfen is currently a dangerous challenge for cyclists, as there is no dedicated cycle path on this section of the B159. Cyclists must share the road space with motorized traffic, which poses a safety risk, especially in heavy traffic and narrow road conditions. Less experienced cyclists should therefore use the train transfer from Golling to Werfen, which offers a safe alternative to avoid this critical section. Overall, this section is designated as a cycle path and is also passable, but special caution is required on this section.

Take a break! and enjoy the view of the valley

Only one thing comes to mind: Stay away from this dangerous road. It reminds me of the Allgäu 40 years ago, when there were few bike paths and we rode on federal highways, hoping we wouldn't be run over by a truck. I'm not afraid, but all the locals have advised me to take the train from Werfenweng to Golling. Take your time; you'll certainly have plenty of it as a cyclist, with or without luggage.

Beautiful

Pass Lueg is a small but distinctive Alpine pass in the Tennengau region of Salzburg, not far from Golling an der Salzach. It's a short but challenging climb by bike – especially from Golling, there are steep but manageable climbs. The route is paved and generally lightly trafficked. The highest point offers impressive views of the Tennengebirge mountains. The pass can easily be integrated into a longer bike tour, for example, in combination with a route along the Salzach or towards Werfen.

The cycle path runs directly alongside the road on the ascent to the Luig Pass. Instead of going through the tunnel, cyclists should pedal over the pass, which will reward them with a rapid descent. Both ramps are not too long.

Road of several kilometers with cars and trucks whizzing by a meter away at 100 km/h! And without a bike path, how is it possible that it was marked as Alpe-Adria? Extremely dangerous ☠️

Unfortunately you have to drive on the road