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Strobl on Lake Wolfgangsee is an excellent destination for a cycling tour. The town is located on the sunny eastern shore of the lake and is easily accessible from several directions: From St. Gilgen or St. Wolfgang, you can reach Strobl via the Wolfgangsee Cycle Path, mostly on pleasant paths with views of the water. Those starting from Bad Ischl cycle along the Ischl River and reach the lake after a leisurely stroll. In Strobl itself, you'll find a spacious lakeside promenade, a beautiful lido, and the Blinklingmoos nature reserve, which can be wonderfully combined with a short break or a tour. Strobl is not only a starting point but also a worthwhile destination for a relaxing cycling tour on Lake Wolfgangsee.

The Toidlbach Waterfall is located directly on the Postalm road and is easily visible. The stream cascades over a striking rock face, creating an impressive natural spectacle, especially during rain or snowmelt. For cyclists on the ascent to the Postalm, the waterfall offers a welcome opportunity to pause for a moment and enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding area.

The ascent to the Postalm from the east side leads along the Postalm road up to the Lienbach saddle. A physically demanding but manageable tour. The trail initially runs idyllically along the Weißenbach stream through a quiet valley, before the gradient becomes more noticeable after the toll booth. The road winds uphill in several switchbacks until the panorama of the Postalm with its expansive alpine meadows and views of the surrounding mountains finally opens up. For cyclists, the eastern ascent is a varied route that perfectly combines scenic enjoyment with a sporting challenge.

The ascent to the Postalm from Weißenbach initially leads idyllically along the babbling Weißenbach stream, nestled in a peaceful valley. Accompanied by the sound of the water, the road climbs gently before the switchbacks and steeper sections begin after the toll booth. The stream remains a constant companion in the lower section, making the ride particularly scenic, before the expansive alpine pastures of the Postalm open up further up.

The ascent to the Postalm via Weißenbach begins directly at Lake Wolfgangsee and leads along the Postalm road up to the Lienbachsattel at approximately 1,300 meters. Over a distance of just under 17 kilometers, the route climbs approximately 780 meters in elevation. The gradient remains moderate for the most part, but increases significantly in the switchbacks in the upper section. The trail initially runs idyllically through the Weißenbachtal valley, later offering sweeping views of alpine pastures and the surrounding mountains. For cyclists, the route is a scenic yet challenging tour, rewarded with the arrival at the Postalm, one of the largest alpine pasture areas in Austria.

The forest road up has only short sections with a maximum gradient of 15%, the representation of a gradient of up to 29% in the planning is wrong - the scree slope under the wall would have to be included 😅

Bad Ischl in the heart of the Salzkammergut.

Single trail Dammweg in the Kreutern area.