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Cyclist with yellow panniers riding on a paved path through green meadows near Reit on the Tauern Radweg, with traditional buildings and trees.

Tauern Cycle Path, Krimml – Salzburg

From Krimml to Salzburg

5 Days / 4 Nights
Medium
105  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
105  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
Cyclist with yellow panniers riding on a paved path through green meadows near Reit on the Tauern Radweg, with traditional buildings and trees.

The essentials at a glance

Cycle the Tauern Path from Krimml to Salzburg through Hohe Tauern National Park. The medium-difficulty route covers approximately 50-60 km daily on signposted, mostly flat or gently hilly asphalted paths. Highlights include Europe's highest waterfalls in Krimml, high mountain reservoirs in Kaprun, Lake Zell, Maria Alm pilgrimage church, Seisenberg gorge, and Salzburg's historic old town with Mozart's birthplace.

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The Hohe Tauern National Park gives its name to this beautiful cycle path. The views of the snow-capped peaks will delight you right from the very start. The Salzach and Saalach river valleys will guide you past a wide range of flora and fauna, authentic cultural and culinary delights as well as past truly genuine customs. This impressive diversity offered up by the Tauern Cycle Path ensures that all your senses are truly awakened.

Cyclist with yellow backpack viewing Krimml Waterfalls cascading over rocky cliffs surrounded by green forest along the Tauern cycle path.
Cyclist with helmet drinking from yellow water fountain along Tauern Radweg. Alpine village with church and mountains in background.
Lush green meadow in the foreground with mountain ranges on both sides under blue sky with white clouds near Zell am See, Austria.
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Visit the famous waterfalls in Krimml, considered the largest in Europe and the fifth-highest in the world. The first stage of your bike journey is adorned with magnificent mountain panoramas and picturesque villages. Upon reaching Kaprun, visiting the high mountain reservoirs is highly recommended.

On day 3, the route takes you through Maishofen, Maria Alm, and Saalfelden to Lofer. With views of the Steinerne Meer, through the impressive Seisenberg Gorge and the fascinating Lamprechtshöhle, you can expect one breathtaking natural backdrop after another. The final stage is dedicated to the beautiful Saalachtal, with the added delight of a detour to the Bavarian town of Bad Reichenhall. Shortly thereafter, you'll reach Salzburg, known for its unique charm that never fails to enchant!

  • Bathing pleasure in Lake Zell: On hot summer days, the sparkling waters of Lake Zell beckon for a refreshing dip. In addition to a revitalizing swim, the lake is also well-known and popular for its water sports activities. How about trying sailing, windsurfing, or a session of stand-up paddling?
  • Lamprechtsofen - The Lamprechtshöhle near Weißbach: Close to Lofer, the Lamprechtshöhle boasts one of the most extensive cave systems in Europe. After the discovery of an additional cave entrance, it is even considered the world's largest connected-cave. At the entrance to the cave, there is a restaurant where you can enjoy excellent refreshments.
  • Cultural enjoyment in the festival city of Salzburg: After your sports activities, indulge in culture and cuisine in Salzburg. Explore the Old Town with its bustling Getreidegasse and magnificent cathedral on a leisurely stroll. Rustic taverns, charming restaurants, and traditional cafes await your visit – don't even try to resist Salzburg's culinary delights!

Despite the towering mountain ranges flanking the Tauern Cycle Path, the route is predominantly flat or gently rolling. Skilled cyclists will navigate the occasional short inclines with ease. Over the course of the three cycling stages, you will traverse a total of 160 kilometers. There's no need to concern yourself with your luggage as the on-site Eurobike team will handle its transport between accommodations.

If you're someone who loves being active, our sporty cycling tours offer an additional challenge with extra miles and inclines. As is the standard with all our tours, you can expect optimal comfort and service. Explore Austria as a premier cycling destination through our carefully tailored cycling tours in Austria.

Cyclist with yellow backpack viewing Krimml Waterfalls cascading over rocky cliffs surrounded by green forest along the Tauern cycle path.
Cyclist with helmet drinking from yellow water fountain along Tauern Radweg. Alpine village with church and mountains in background.
Lush green meadow in the foreground with mountain ranges on both sides under blue sky with white clouds near Zell am See, Austria.

Itinerary at a glance

The high mountain reservoirs in Kaprun and the National Parkwelten Mittersill are on the way. Stop off in Maria Alm with its famous church and explore the Seisenbergklamm gorge - you will soon catch sight of the Mozart city of Salzburg.

Take a walk today to see Europe’s highest waterfalls.

Hotel (example):

Cat. A.: Panoramahotel Burgeck
Cat. B.: Klockerhaus

Today’s stage takes you through the Hohe Tauern National Park and the Upper Pinzgau region. Stunning views of snow-covered, three-thousand-metre peaks will accompany you the whole way. Your immediate surroundings will alternate between lush green meadows and cute little villages, which offer you a fairytale backdrop. In Kaprun you can also take a trip to see the high mountain reservoirs.

Hotel (example):

Cat. A.: Latini Zell am See
Cat. B.: Martini Kaprun

Take the opportunity for a refreshing dip in Lake Zell. You will soon arrive in Saalfelden having cycled via the castle village of Maishofen and Maria Alm with its well-known pilgrimage church. Maria Alm is a great place to take a lunch break. Other highlights along the way to Lofer include the Seisenberg gorge and Lamprechtshöhle (Europe’s deepest cave) near Weißbach.

Hotel (example):

Cat. A.: Hotel Dankl
Cat. B.: Bad Hochmoos

On today’s bike ride, you will be cycling along the tranquil Saalach valley. Bad Reichenhall tucked away in a little corner of Germany is bound to enchant you. Just a little bit further left to go before you will arrive in Salzburg, the city of Mozart. The vast amount of culture there will enthral you for sure. Make sure to leave enough time for a wander around the historic city and to visit Mozart’s birthplace.

Hotel (example):

Cat. A.: Hotel zum Hirschen
Cat. B.: Ganslhof

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Black pan with Kasnockn pasta topped with herbs and breadcrumbs on wooden board. Red wine glass and second pan visible in background.
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View from bicycle handlebars with map holder facing the historic Alte Saline building in Bad Reichenhall, with mountains in background.
Three cyclists with yellow panniers riding on a path through green meadows with Hohensalzburg Fortress on a forested hill in the background.

Difficulty level

Medium

The Tauern Cycle Path is continuously signposted and mainly on quiet, asphalted cycle paths and country roads. The route is mainly flat or slightly hilly with some short ascents.

Prices & Dates

Prices per person in EUR

Our Rental Bikes

Eurobike unisex rental bike with 21/24 gears
Unisex bike 21/24-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry

Body size approx. 148 cm - 190 cm

43 cm |
46 cm |
51 cm |
56 cm
Eurobike Men's Rental Bike with 21 gears
Men's bike 21-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

High-quality men's touring bike with classic diamond frame

Body size approx. 165 cm - 205 cm

56-51 "sloping" cm |
60 cm |
64 cm
Eurobike Rental Bike PLUS
Rental Bike PLUS 20/27-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

Sportier, lighter and more precise premium rental bike with diamond frame

Body size approx. 155 cm - 205 cm

46 cm |
50 cm |
51 cm |
55 cm |
60 cm |
63 cm
Eurobike Gravelbike
Gravel Bike 20-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

Very sporty, roadworthy premium rental bike with diamond frame

Body size approx. 155 cm - 195 cm

49 cm |
55 cm |
57 cm |
59 cm
Eurobike e-bike rental from KTM
Unisex Electric Bike 8-speed
Hub gears with freewheel

High-quality unisex electric bike with comfortable low entry

Body size approx. 148 cm - 195 cm

46 cm "xs" |
46 cm |
51 cm |
56 cm

Services & Information

Further details about this tour

Included

  • Accommodation in category A in 3***- and 4****-hotels and in category B in 3***-hotels, inns and guesthouses
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer
  • EUROBIKE developed route
  • Detailed travel documents 1x per room (German, English, French)
  • App for Navigation and GPS-data
  • Service hotline

Optional extras

  • Bike rental, including rental bike insurance
  • Return transfer by minibus to Krimml, every day in the afternoon, costs EUR 99 per person from Salzburg, EUR 39 extra for your own bike, reservation necessary, to be paid for in advance

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • Krimml train station
  • Salzburg, Innsbruck or Munich airport
  • Parking in Krimml: free public parking spaces

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price!
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!

Join us in achieving greater sustainability by choosing our digital route book, rather than the printed version. As a small thank you we will give you a discount of €20 per room.

Services & Information

Further details about this tour

Included

  • Accommodation in category A in 3***- and 4****-hotels and in category B in 3***-hotels, inns and guesthouses
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer
  • Digital travel documents incl. navigation app, GPS-data, route book
  • Service hotline

Optional extras

  • Printed route book, per room EUR 20

  • Bike rental, including rental bike insurance

  • Return transfer from Salzburg to Krimml, every day in the afternoon, costs EUR 109 per person, EUR 45 extra for your own bike, reservation necessary, to be paid for in advance

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • Arrival by train to Zell am See and take the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn railway or the bus to Krimml (www.salzburg-verkehr.at, www.oebb.at)
  • Salzburg airport and by bus to Zell am See, duration approx. 2 hours (www.salzburg-verkehr.at)
  • Innsbruck airport and by train to Zell am See, duration approx. 2,5 hours (www.oebb.at)
  • Munich airport and by train to Zell am See, duration approx. 3,5 hours (www.bahn.de)
  • Parking: hotel parking spaces, costs approx. EUR 10 per week, hotel garage, costs approx. EUR 6 per day, free public parking space
  • Departure by train from Salzburg to Krimml, duration approx. 3 hours with 1 change in Zell am See (www.oebb.at)

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price!
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!

Travel stories for this tour

Personally on site for you

Salzburg cityscape with historic buildings, baroque church domes, and Hohensalzburg Fortress on a hilltop. Green trees frame the view under blue sky.
Cycling in and around Salzburg
Whether you prefer a leisurely ride along glistening lakes, a sporty challenge through alpine landscapes, or a cultural exploration of historic streets: the city and region of Salzburg provide the perfect stage for active relaxation. Gear up and join us for an experience that balances baroque architecture, mountain panoramas, and the famous Salzburger Nockerl soufflé. At Eurobike, we are excited to show you our premier cycling tours in and around Salzburg.
Cyclists on the riverbank on the way from Lofer to Salzburg
Team on Tour
Travel Story: Tauern Cycle Path, Krimml to Salzburg
As a child, I first visited the Krimml Waterfalls with my parents, and from that moment, I knew I had to return someday. When I began preparing our travel documents for the Tauern Cycle Path, it quickly became clear: this year, the route from Krimml to Salzburg would be my “Team Member on Tour” travel. My friends, who join me every year, were easy to convince—and now, the day has finally arrived. Off we go to Krimml…
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Our contribution to climate protection

105 kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
With a cycling holiday, you are opting for an extremely climate-friendly form of travel. We are aware that even this generates a certain amount of CO2 emissions, even if this is low compared to other forms of travel. The emissions caused are calculated per travel and person using the internationally recognised ‘Carmacal’ CO2 calculator and offset by supporting carefully selected climate protection projects. A detailed overview of emissions in the areas of transport, accommodation, activities and on-site catering can be found here.
Accommodation (57%)
Meals (19%)
Transport (24%)
105 kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
With a cycling holiday, you are opting for an extremely climate-friendly form of travel. We are aware that even this generates a certain amount of CO2 emissions, even if this is low compared to other forms of travel. The emissions caused are calculated per travel and person using the internationally recognised ‘Carmacal’ CO2 calculator and offset by supporting carefully selected climate protection projects. A detailed overview of emissions in the areas of transport, accommodation, activities and on-site catering can be found here.
Accommodation (57%)
Meals (19%)
Transport (24%)

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