Kerschbaumer Saddle – View of Alpbachtal loop from Brixlegg

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Kerschbaumer Saddle – View of Alpbachtal loop from Brixlegg

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Kerschbaumer Saddle – View of Alpbachtal loop from Brixlegg

02:51

39.7km

780m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.95 km

View of Lichtwerth Castle from the Inn Cycle Path

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The Inn Cycle Path stretches through the entire Inn Valley in Tyrol and continues towards Rosenheim after the border in Kufstein.

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3.75 km

View of Matzen Castle

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A beautiful castle that you can go to, but that requires a climb

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4.94 km

Confluence of the Ziller and the Inn

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Here the Ziller flows into the Inn. You can observe an interesting water mixing downstream, where the blue mixes with the brown water.

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16.0 km

Saint Roch Tree Chapel

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Rest area with a pond and an original tree chapel.

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30.5 km

Kerschbaumer Saddle

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The Kerschbaumer Sattel is the transition from the Alpbachtal (Hygna) to the Zillertal (Bruckerberg) or vice versa. Beautiful view of the Zillertal, Rofan and Karwendel.

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31.8 km

View of Alpbachtal

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Wonderful view after many meters of altitude.

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35.5 km

View over Reith im Alpbachtal, looking north

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The view in the Alpbachtal valley is simply beautiful. In every direction.

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36.6 km

Reith im Alpbachtal

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A beautiful village also known as the flower village. Must see in summer.

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39.7 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.2 km

9.54 km

7.50 km

3.15 km

331 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

24.3 km

13.8 km

805 m

556 m

338 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,110 m)

Lowest point (520 m)

Weather

Thursday 8 October

17°C

6°C

0 %

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Max wind speed: 13.0 km/h

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Comments

December 17, 2023,Kerschbaumersattel Runde

Down into the Alpbachtal and over the Kerschbaumersattel back into the Zillertal. In this great weather, another nice round to earn coffee and a piece of cake. The roads were largely snow-free and, above all, salt-free.

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December 21, 2024,Kerschbaumer Sattel Runde

In the morning, I called Ziller-Bike Unterlercher to see if they would replace my suspension fork.
Short answer: of course I'll come over.
So I took my new (used) winter bike to Fügen to Ziller-Bike. During a 20-minute chat with Philipp, he not only changed my fork, but also carried out a comprehensive bike inspection.
After a freshly serviced bike, …

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November 10, 2024,Reitherkogel Runde

With Annette along the Ziller out of the valley to the Inn.
Towards Reith, up the road, via Hygna to the Almstüberl Gschwendt. Unfortunately they are also on holiday. 🥴 So we went back down to Schlitterersee via Bruckerbergstrasse. There was a private party there. 🥴
We continued via Schlitters, Gagerring, to Fügen, to the Café-Konditorei Edelweiß. Finally, we had …

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January 20, 2024,Almstüberl Gschwendt

At -5° up to the Kerschbaumer Sattel and down into the Alpbachtal. A quick stop at the Almstüberl Gschwendt to warm up your ice-cold feet and face. A herbal tea and a freshly baked apple strudel later, down to Reith and back to the Zillertal. The streets themselves were bone dry. Be careful only in shady corners
offered, there were …

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