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Högl, Marzoll and Fürstenbrunn Loop

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Austria

Salzburg

Högl, Marzoll and Fürstenbrunn Loop

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Högl, Marzoll and Fürstenbrunn Loop

Q: What is the difficulty level of the Feierabendrunde: Högl, Marzoll und Fürstenbrunn gravel route?

This route is classified as a hard gravel ride , demanding a very good fitness level and advanced riding skills. You should be prepared for challenging segments, including steep ascents and quick descents, and potentially needing to dismount and push your bike at times.

Q: What kind of terrain can I expect on this gravel ride?

The route offers a diverse mix of surfaces, including gravel and asphalt roads, interspersed with short trail passages. You'll ride through picturesque forest paths, especially within the densely wooded Högl mountain range, and encounter various ascents and descents.

Q: Are there any notable viewpoints or places to stop along the way?

Yes, the route features impressive mountain panoramas. You'll pass by three alpine pastures or restaurants: Johannishögl, Neubichler Alm, and the Strobl-Alm . The Strobl-Alm marks the highest point of the route and is an excellent spot for a break before a downhill stretch.

Q: Does the trail intersect with other well-known paths?

Yes, the route shares sections with several other paths, including the Jakobsweg, Mozart-Radweg, Höglrunde von Norden, and the Voralpiner Jakobsweg, among others.

Q: Is the Feierabendrunde: Högl, Marzoll und Fürstenbrunn route dog-friendly?

While no specific restrictions are mentioned, it's generally advisable to keep dogs on a leash, especially in wooded areas, near livestock, or on shared paths. Given the challenging nature of the ride, consider if it's suitable for your dog's fitness level.

Q: What is the best time of year to ride this gravel route?

The trail is best enjoyed during the warmer months, from late spring through early autumn. These seasons typically offer the most favorable weather conditions for gravel biking, allowing you to fully appreciate the diverse terrain and scenic views.

Q: Are there any permits or entrance fees required for this gravel ride?

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to access or ride this gravel route.

Q: Where can I park or access the trailhead for this route?

As an 'after-work' ride close to Salzburg, the route is easily accessible from the city. While specific parking lots aren't detailed, you can typically find parking in areas surrounding Salzburg or utilize public transport options to reach the starting point.

Q: What are some of the natural features or landmarks I'll encounter?

You'll start with a leisurely ride downstream to the Saalachspitz, where the Saalach river converges with the Salzach. The route also passes the Glan River Near Salzburg and takes you through the scenic, densely wooded Högl mountain range.

Q: Are there any places to eat or drink along the route?

Yes, the route passes by three alpine pastures or restaurants: Johannishögl, Neubichler Alm, and the Strobl-Alm . These offer good opportunities for a break and refreshments.

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47.5km

490m

Gravel riding

This difficult 29.5-mile gravel biking route near Salzburg offers diverse terrain, forest paths, and panoramic views from the Strobl-Alm.

Last updated: February 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 10.2 km for 52 m

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9.14 km

Saalach Riverbank Trail

Highlight • Cycleway

Beautifully landscaped bike path along the river Saalach with access to the river.

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19.4 km

Stroblalm and Panoramic View of the Reichenhall Basin

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Wonderful panorama and a good opportunity to take a short (culinary) break after the climb.

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25.7 km

Parish Church of the Nativity of Mary, Piding

Highlight • Religious Site

Piding has a beautiful historical core with the tourist office in the old parsonage, the parish church of Maria Birth and a very lovingly tended cemetery.

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42.5 km

Glan River Near Salzburg

Highlight • River

The Glan is a 13.7 km long stream

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47.5 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.5 km

13.0 km

10.3 km

7.24 km

3.34 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

27.2 km

14.2 km

3.61 km

1.26 km

927 m

258 m

Elevation

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Highest point (760 m)

Lowest point (400 m)

Weather

Sunday 24 May

29°C

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difficulty level of the Feierabendrunde: Högl, Marzoll und Fürstenbrunn gravel route?

This route is classified as a hard gravel ride, demanding a very good fitness level and advanced riding skills. You should be prepared for challenging segments, including steep ascents and quick descents, and potentially needing to dismount and push your bike at times.

What kind of terrain can I expect on this gravel ride?

The route offers a diverse mix of surfaces, including gravel and asphalt roads, interspersed with short trail passages. You'll ride through picturesque forest paths, especially within the densely wooded Högl mountain range, and encounter various ascents and descents.

Are there any notable viewpoints or places to stop along the way?

Yes, the route features impressive mountain panoramas. You'll pass by three alpine pastures or restaurants: Johannishögl, Neubichler Alm, and the Strobl-Alm. The Strobl-Alm marks the highest point of the route and is an excellent spot for a break before a downhill stretch.

Does the trail intersect with other well-known paths?

Yes, the route shares sections with several other paths, including the Jakobsweg, Mozart-Radweg, Höglrunde von Norden, and the Voralpiner Jakobsweg, among others.

Is the Feierabendrunde: Högl, Marzoll und Fürstenbrunn route dog-friendly?

While no specific restrictions are mentioned, it's generally advisable to keep dogs on a leash, especially in wooded areas, near livestock, or on shared paths. Given the challenging nature of the ride, consider if it's suitable for your dog's fitness level.

What is the best time of year to ride this gravel route?

The trail is best enjoyed during the warmer months, from late spring through early autumn. These seasons typically offer the most favorable weather conditions for gravel biking, allowing you to fully appreciate the diverse terrain and scenic views.

Are there any permits or entrance fees required for this gravel ride?

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to access or ride this gravel route.

Where can I park or access the trailhead for this route?

As an 'after-work' ride close to Salzburg, the route is easily accessible from the city. While specific parking lots aren't detailed, you can typically find parking in areas surrounding Salzburg or utilize public transport options to reach the starting point.

What are some of the natural features or landmarks I'll encounter?

You'll start with a leisurely ride downstream to the Saalachspitz, where the Saalach river converges with the Salzach. The route also passes the Glan River Near Salzburg and takes you through the scenic, densely wooded Högl mountain range.

Are there any places to eat or drink along the route?

Yes, the route passes by three alpine pastures or restaurants: Johannishögl, Neubichler Alm, and the Strobl-Alm. These offer good opportunities for a break and refreshments.

What should I bring for this challenging gravel ride?

Given the route's difficulty and length, it's essential to bring plenty of water, snacks, a repair kit for your bike, and appropriate gear for varying weather conditions. A GPS device with the route loaded is also highly recommended.