Neukirchen: 4A Salzach Cycle Path
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Salzach Cycle Path: Neukirchen - Bramberg - Hollersbach
Difficulty level: easy
Surface: asphalt
Landscape: meadows, river
Places to eat: Hotel Grundlhof, Gasthaus Auhäusl
Distance: approx. 10 km
Maximum incline/decline: 0.4 %
Highest point: 840 m
Lowest point: 820 m
Elevation difference: 20 m
Total elevation gain: 20 m
Uphill sections: 0.5 km
Downhill sections: 5.5 km
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Please always watch out for oncoming cars as a hiker or cyclist.
Tips and suggestions
Wildkogel-ArenaTourism offices Neukirchen & Bramberg
Tel. +43 (0) 720 710 730 info@wildkogel-arena.at
Roadbook
Volleyballplätze
Enzianhütte, Habachtal
Mineralien & Schmuck Steiner
Ausgangspunkt der Tour ist das Wanderhotel Kirchner
Fishing - Hollersbach Swimming Lake
Parish Church Hollersbach
Ecological Footprint
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Travel with the Pinzgau local railway to Mittersill or with the ÖBB Bus line 670 to Mühlbach.
Directions
From the north (D, NL, ...) Munich - exit Kufstein south (vignette required) - St. Johann i. T. - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen
From the west (CH) Inn Valley motorway (A12: vignette required) - exit Wörgl East - St. Johann i.T. - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen
From the east Vienna - Salzburg (A1: vignette required) - Bischofshofen - Zell am See - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen
From the south (I, SLO) Tauern motorway (A10: vignette required) - exit St. Michael or exit Bischofshofen - Zell am See - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen
Gerlos Alpine Road
A day ticket for the Gerlos Alpine Road is included in the National Park Summer Card.
Parking
Public parking is available free of charge in every municipality.Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Mountain bike or e-bike and helmet
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions