Trophy Trainingsstrecke F

Highlight of the Trophy training course F:The Eternal Wall in Bad Goisern with its spectacular tunnels and the view of the HallstätterseeThe Salzkammergut Mountain Bike Trophy is well known to us as a passionate mountain biker. Therefore it is obvious to use the routes of Austria's biggest mountain bike marathon all year round. The tour offers some scenic highlights. So you can enjoy the mountain world including the lake around Bad Goisern during the ascents. Refreshments such as the Rathluckenhütte or the Weißenbachwirt are also ideal for a culinary stop along the way. As an absolute mountain bike highlight, the famous Ewige Wand with its soft trail awaits you. We start at the market place Bad Goisern at the Hallstättersee lake out of town in southern direction and drive 5 km over the villages Wiesen and Herndl up to Rehkogl. At the crossroads we turn left to Riedln where we turn right uphill at the crossroads for approx. 2 km to the Rathluckn hut. At the hut we turn right onto the Sagenweg. Through the EwigeWand Höhenweg we take a forest road which we follow downhill for 500 m and then turn sharp left onto a 1 km long forest trail. When we reach the forest road a second time we turn right onto it and follow it until we reach the Anzenaumühle where we follow the road for 1 km until we reach the bridge that we cross. After the bridge follow the cycle path upstream 1.8 km to Weißenbach. In Weißenbach we turn right at the GHChorinskyklause and follow the forest road right 7.5 km to the Brunntalm. Here we keep left and after 1.5 km turn right towards Kellergraben/Hochmuth. 4 km later we reach the highest point of the route at 950 m above sea level. A trail follows down to Stainach on the Muthstraße which we follow up to the Bachgrabenstraße where we turn right after 500 m on the Ramsaufelderweg. Then turn right onto Ramsaustraße and follow it for 1.3 km towards Steeg. Now we turn left and drive in the direction of the Hinlaufstraße up to the Goisererbrücke." "To the 360° panorama tour through Bad Goisern ...