Hongar-Alpenberg-Gahberg North MTB Trail

Komoot rates this trail as moderate. However, it is generally considered an easy and family-friendly mountain biking experience, suitable for a wide range of riders. The terrain is primarily a flowy doubletrack through forests and alpine meadows.

The trail is approximately 27.5 kilometers long and typically takes around 2 hours and 17 minutes to complete by mountain bike. This duration can vary based on your pace and stops along the way.

Yes, dogs are generally allowed on this multi-use path. We recommend keeping your dog on a leash, especially since the trail is shared with hikers and other cyclists, and to ensure the safety of wildlife.

The best time to ride is typically from spring through autumn. During these seasons, the weather is generally favorable, and the trail conditions are optimal. Be aware that the trail can become very muddy when wet, so check local conditions after heavy rain.

No, you do not need a special permit or to pay an entrance fee to ride the Hongar-Alpenberg-Gahberg North MTB Trail. It is a publicly accessible route.

The trail often begins near the Gahbergkapelle. While specific parking information isn't detailed, look for designated parking areas near popular access points like the Gahbergkapelle or in nearby towns such as Schörfling, Weyregg am Attersee, or Aurach am Hongar.

You'll be treated to beautiful panoramic views, including the majestic Höllengebirge mountain range and the picturesque Attersee (Lake Attersee). Key landmarks include the View from the Hongar, the Gahbergkapelle, and Alpenberg, which marks the highest point of the tour. You can also stop at Gasthaus Schwarz for refreshments.

Yes, a popular stop along the route is the Gasthaus Schwarz at the Hongar, offering a place for rest and refreshments. You can also find facilities at the Almgraben Bründl and Almgraben Rest Area.

Yes, eBikes up to Class 1 are permitted on this trail, making it accessible for a wider range of riders who might appreciate the assistance on climbs.

Yes, this route is an integral part of the official "Schörfling-Hongar-Schörfling"-MTB-Tour. It also passes through sections of the MTB Hongar-Alpenberg-Gahberg von Norden and the Salzkammergutweg (Oberösterreich).

This is a multi-use path, shared with hikers. Please be mindful of others, manage your speed carefully, and show mutual respect to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone on the trail.