Mozart's TRAINing

From Saalbach, follow the Glemmtal cycle path downstream. Along the Tauern cycle path, continue from Maishofen to Saalfelden and Lofer. Shortly after Lofer, the cycle path runs beautifully along the Saalach, which is already much wider here than in the Glemmtal. Shortly after Unken, you continue on German soil. For the 2 km between Schneitzlreuth and the Saalach bridge, you can switch to the B21, which saves energy. We leave the Saalach reservoir on the right and quickly reach Bad Reichenhall. Further on, we suggest the beautiful route via Latschenwirt and Fürstenbrunn; alternatively, you can also take the more direct and flatter route toward the city of Salzburg via Walserberg.

Return from Salzburg to Zell am See by train (bike transport is limited in REX and S-Bahn, an extra ticket is required!) to Zell am See and from there back to Saalbach by bike. For schedules and tickets, install the ÖBB Scotty app. Those who have the JOKER CARD only need to buy a train ticket for the person up to Lend, as public transport in Pinzgau is free to use!