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Bezirk Zell am See

The Hundstein loop – MTB around Maishofen

Mountain biking trails

Bezirk Zell am See

The Hundstein loop – MTB around Maishofen

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The Hundstein loop – MTB around Maishofen

04:32

46.0km

1,480m

You start in Maishofen and first cycle either via Prielau Castle or the Tauernradweg south towards Thumersbach. If you prefer the more direct route, you can take a look at our route from Maria Alm: komoot.de/tour/1060371887.

by Tourismusverband Maishofen

Last updated: March 19, 2025

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714 m in total

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5.84 km

View of Zell am See

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On the way to Thumersbach there are always great views of the lake.

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9.92 km

Photo Point Zell am See-Kaprun

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Nice descent to Tummersbach

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17.8 km

Hundstein Summit

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At 2,117 meters, the Hundstein is the highest mountain in the Salzburg Slate Alps and the panorama is really impressive.

The view sweeps over the southern slopes of the Steinernes …

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46.0 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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21.5 km

15.3 km

7.59 km

856 m

776 m

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< 100 m

Surfaces

15.9 km

14.1 km

6.61 km

6.09 km

1.97 km

1.26 km

< 100 m

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Highest point (2,090 m)

Lowest point (740 m)

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Tourismusverband MaishofenMarch 27, 2023

You start in Maishofen and first cycle either via Prielau Castle or the Tauernradweg south towards Thumersbach. If you prefer the more direct route, you can take a look at our route from Maria Alm: komoot.de/tour/1060371887.
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In the village center you turn left and a few meters later right again at the

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