Mittersill-Hollersbach-Stuhlfelden

Everything your gravel heart desires: On this tour around Mittersill you combine asphalt and gravel with a pinch of adventure, because single trails and two stream crossings are also on your program. You start in Mittersill at the train station. So you can be sure of an easy journey. The beginning is

The tour to the Pölsneralm is not the longest at 20 kilometers, but it goes up almost 1,000 meters in altitude from Hollersbach to the unmanaged Alm at 1,700 meters above sea level. This makes the tour ideal if you are looking for a short but crisp lap on the gravel bike.



You start in the center of Hollersbach

This tour from Hollersbach to the Rossalm takes you high up. More than 1,000 meters of altitude await you over 20 kilometers. You will be rewarded with a magnificent view of the Hollerbachtal and the three-thousanders of the Hohe Tauern.



The tour starts in the village center of the tranquil municipality

In addition to the tour to the Resterhöhe, the tour to the Hörgeralm is the most demanding tour in the collection. You pedal up to 1750 meters on the sunny side of the Salzach Valley - so it shouldn't be the hottest day to do this tour. Once at the top, you won't regret it for a second, because here

Is it hot and you don't have all day? Then the tour in the Lachwald is a good choice. With 15 kilometers and just over 400 meters in altitude, the lap is easy to manage even with a tight time budget and on hot days the section through the Lachwald forest on the north side is pleasant to drive. You can

The tour to the Hintersee is around 24 kilometers and 540 meters in altitude, only partially on gravel, ideal for your first ride on the gravel bike. In the cozy center of Mittersill you start this tour right in the middle of the Hohe Tauern National Park. After the end of the village you cross the stream

The Hollersbachtal is a beautiful valley in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The tour into the valley is an absolute dream tour for gravel bikers, because significantly more than half of the route leads over perfect gravel paths. As in the other Tauern valleys, you can look forward to cozy refreshment

The Panorama Gravel Tour is a demanding, but not overwhelming tour that gives you a good impression of the beauty of the region around Mittersill. On the 27-kilometer tour, on which you have to conquer 770 meters in altitude, you are offered wonderful views of the peaks of the Hohe Tauern and the Salzach

It doesn't always have to be the long, full-day tour. The tour to the Bürglhütte is rather short in terms of kilometers, but not a walk because of the almost 900 meters in altitude. Whereby the walk fits again insofar as the tour runs along a variant of the Pinzgauer walk, a popular hiking tour up to

The key data, 1680 meters in altitude and 53 kilometers, make it clear what awaits you on this tour. It's going uphill - and well. But there is also a lot on offer: Great gravel stretches through a beautiful high forest, a high moor on Pass Thurn and, last but not least, the brilliant panorama from the

In addition to the Felber and Hollersbach valleys, the Stubach valley is one of the Tauern valleys that can be easily reached by gravel bike from Mittersill. This tour takes you into this wonderful valley, which is partly in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The tour is the big brother of the Felberberg

Short, crisp and shady describes the tour up the Felberberg quite well. After all, for almost 20 kilometers you have to climb 620 meters in altitude on the shady side of the Salzach Valley. This makes the tour particularly suitable when the thermometer shows over 30 degrees or you don't have the whole

The so-called Mittersiller Platte towers south of the city at an altitude of 1,787 meters. It impresses with its breathtaking panorama of the entire Salzach Valley. But enjoyment has its price here: starting from the starting point at the Reitlehen mountain inn, you have to master almost 900 meters in

One mountain, two valleys: This demanding tour lets you master almost 1,000 meters in altitude and takes you to the panoramic mountain Brentling at the end. From the 2,243 meter high summit, a magnificent panorama of the Felber and Amer valleys in Mittersill opens up.



And if you are now wondering which

You can force one of the many 3,000m peaks in the Hohe Tauern National Park during this tour: the 3,018 meter high Larmkogel is the local mountain of the Fürther Hütte on the picturesque Kratzenbergsee in the Hollersbachtal and a beautiful summit in every respect.



You start at the Neue Fürther Hütte