Tauern Bike Path

Day 1: Krimml
In Krimml you find the largest European waterfall. On a well-designed trail you can admire this natural spectacle. Your bikes will be available at the booked accommodation.

Day 2: Krimml – Kaprun/Zell am See (60 km)
Your tour goes through the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern and Oberpinzgau, where you will constantly see snow-covered mountains with a highness of 3000 metres. In this part of the Tauern Bike Path you will have a fabulous backdrop with lush green meadows and small villages. In Kaprun you can visit the
Hochgebirgsstauseen (high-mountain reservoir).

Day 3: Kaprun/Zell am See – Lofer (50 km)
At Zeller See (Lake Zeller) you can take a refreshing bath or, if you are very sportive bikers, you can still insert an extra around the lake. You will cycle through Maria Alm with its famous pilgrimage church. You can enjoy the lunch break in Saalfelden. Other highlights on your way to Lofer are Seisenbergklamm and Lamprechtshöhle near Weißbach.

Day 4: Lofer – Salzburg (50 km)
Today the Tauern Bike Path will lead you mostly through the Saalachtal. Bad Reichenhall will enchant you with Bavarian flair. After a short distance you will reach Salzburg, the city of Mozart. The cultural offer will embrace you. You should allow yourself enough extra time for a stroll trough the city and a visit to Mozart’s birth house.

Day 5: Salzburg – Burghausen (60 km)
You will leave Salzburg and its Alps. On this route you are cycling through the foothills of the Alps. The Tauern end in Tittmoning and from here you have to follow the trail along the Lower Inn before you reach your destination: Burghausen. It is a magnificent old town, that has the largest castle complex in Central Europe.

Day 6: Burghausen – Obernberg am Inn/Bad Füssing (50 km)
Today you cycle along the river Inn up to Braunau. This town is perfect for taking a lunch break. On your way there are numerous bird colonies. From here you can follow the Tauern Bike Path on the Bavarian or Austrian side. Your destination Obernberg has a well-known marketplace with Baroque buildings.

Day 7: Obernberg am Inn/Bad Füssing – Passau (40 km)
You will soon reach Stift Reichersberg, which is worth a visit. On your route along the river Inn you will cycle through small towns like Schärding. At its Baroque market square, you can take a break. Not far, you final destination awaits: Passau. The
three-river city has much to offer. In the cathedral of Passau, you will see the largest church organ in the world. A river-cruise would certainly be a grand finale of this wonderful bike ride on the Tauern Bike Path.

Day 8: Passau
After breakfast end of services.