Fuschlsee – Fuschlsee Beach loop from Fuschl am See

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Austria

Salzburg

Bezirk Salzburg-Umgebung

Fuschl am See

Fuschlsee – Fuschlsee Beach loop from Fuschl am See

Moderate

4.3

(3)

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Fuschlsee – Fuschlsee Beach loop from Fuschl am See

02:39

48.7km

740m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 2, 2026

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675 m

Fuschlsee

Highlight • Lake

A beautiful lake in the Salzkammergut region, and perhaps one of the few that isn't so crowded during the off-season. In the surrounding mountains, you'll find a great route for every bike.

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1.21 km

Schönaumhöhe (767 m)

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

The small "pass" connects Fuschl am See with Thalgau. Beautiful ascent with a view of Lake Fuschl and the surrounding mountains. Afterwards there is a wonderful descent to Thalgau.

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6.84 km

The 3 hairpin bends

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Great departure to Thalgau.

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20.9 km

View of Schafberg and Drachenwand near Mondsee

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Panoramic view of the Schafberg, streets practically without traffic

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25.0 km

Wonderful place and very nice for cycling. There is a lot of traffic, especially on the west bank, in the east along the main road. Here you can dodge well via Vormoos, including a few meters in altitude.

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42.4 km

Alpenblick

Mountain Pass

46.5 km

Descent to Fuschl am See

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice descent to Lake Fuschl. At the lake there are a couple of very nice terraces to relax. :)

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48.0 km

Fuschlsee Beach

Highlight • Beach

Lake Fuschl is located in the Salzkammergut in Salzburger Land, Austria and is owned by Österreichische Bundesforste AG. The lake drains via the Fuschler Ache into the Mondsee, and via Attersee, Ager and Traun into the Danube. Wikipedia

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