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- 🇺🇦Lieschen and Lukas Blomquist like this.
- Jan-Dirk, Blumenwiese, and others like this.
- ChrisAugust 19, 2025
The starting point of the final stage is Spittal an der Drau. We reach the Goldeck mountain at 1,780 m by cable car and ride past 🐴🏇🐎 up to the summit, or walk the last stretch. The view of Lake Millstatt, but also of the Julian Alps – our Transalp 2021 – is simply unbeatable! On the drive to Lake
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- Blumenwiese and 🇺🇦Lieschen like this.
- ChrisAugust 19, 2025
Warm clothing was recommended for the start – 20 km downhill from Katschberg and the brakes were smoking 🚬 Eisentratten was the first destination, from there it goes over the Nöringsattel to the Millstätter Törl, 1905 m, the highest point of today's stage. Now it's on to the Alexanderhütte with fantastic
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- Blumenwiese and 🇺🇦Lieschen like this.
- ChrisAugust 19, 2025
From Mauterndorf, the weather is better than the day before, as we head over the Hollerberg to St. Michael im Lungau. Cafe Mandl, a cappuccino, and an apple strudel are a joy 🤘 Following the Mur cycle path and continuing on the Gontal loop, the climb continues. We skip the break at the Stöcklalm in
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- ChrisAugust 7, 2025
The first stage of our Transalp 2025 from Radstadt to Weissensee started in Altenmarkt, continued via Radstatt along the Enns Cycle Path, and then up to the Vögeialm. In rain, rain, rain, equipped with good rain gear, better footwear for the subsequent pushing sections, and truly in the best of spirits
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Eckhard Seyser, Hendrik, and others like this.- ChrisJune 28, 2025
The last leg – luckily, the rain had cooled it down. It looked mystical along the Saalach River, and just before Bad Reichenhall, the rain returned. Good tip: the cappuccino at Cafe Reber is excellent, and the pralines are even better 😄😄😄.
That's it, our Tauern tour – the beautiful days are unfortunately
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- ManFromTheSilverCity, Christian, and others like this.
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- ChrisJune 25, 2025
Views of the Krimml Waterfalls and then to Zell am See - 🔥hot - 🔥hotter🔥 - at the 🔥🔥🔥 hottest, yet still over 70 km long - luckily it was all downhill. The scenery is charming for cyclists and gravel bikers. A wet towel around the neck and a dip in the cool water in Zell am See cooled the head
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Klaus, ManFromTheSilverCity, and others like this.- ChrisJune 24, 2025
A hot tour from Bischofshofen with a visit to the ski jump and the Liechtenstein Gorge – well worth seeing. It was already 34 degrees Celsius at the exit...
We then decided to head straight to Zell am See after a few breaks in the shade. Tip: There's a water, light, and laser show several evenings a week
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Ulli Blumberg, J.Blumberg, and others like this.- ChrisJune 23, 2025
Our starting point was at the Simmerlwirt in Sankt Leonhard. We then followed the Tauern Cycle Path via Hallein (where Franz Xaver Gruber, the composer of "Silent Night, Holy Night," worked) to Golling an der Salzach.
After that, we headed into the Bluntal Valley—a relief in the heat. Beautiful streams
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Today, after an early dip in Weissensee ❄️❄️❄️, we headed up to the Kohlröslhütte to enjoy the sun and drinks. Then it was off to the Naggl Alm. There, our paths inadvertently diverged. Some of us rode via the mountain station and wanted to meet up again on the Panorama Trail. That didn't work out because
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