Zauchensee Lake – Descent from Zauchensee loop from Radstadt

Austria

Salzburg

Radstadt

Zauchensee Lake – Descent from Zauchensee loop from Radstadt

Hard

4.6

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riders

Zauchensee Lake – Descent from Zauchensee loop from Radstadt

02:03

30.4km

610m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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1.10 km

Southwest Tower of the Radstadt City Wall

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The historic city wall of Radstadt is one of the listed buildings in the city and has largely been preserved in its original form.

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1.70 km

Enns Cycle Path near Radstadt

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The Enns Cycle Path is considered one of the most beautiful cycle routes in the Alps. It leads from Flachauwinkl through the Schladming-Dachstein holiday region and the Gesäuse National Park …

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2.81 km

Enns Cycle Path (Ennstal Cycle Route)

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The landscape is very beautiful and easy to ride even without an e-bike

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6.30 km

Zauchensee Full-Throttle Trail

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The track has been straightened and is now easier to drive 👍 ... but always take good care of the cows!

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16.3 km

09/19/2021 - The drive up to Zauchensee is tough over hill and dale on the cross-country ski trail, but we still reached the top, fantastically beautiful, it then goes comfortably down the road with a little speed.

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16.6 km

Descent from Zauchensee

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Long descent on forest and gravel paths. Can be driven very well.

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26.1 km

View of Altenmarkt

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Beautiful view in the direction of Altenmarkt and beyond.

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27.1 km

Römerstraße

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The area around Radstadt was already a junction on the famous Radstadt Tauern in Roman times. During the Roman Empire, a military road led towards the Tauern, connecting the proud Roman city of Aquileia with Iuvavum, today's Salzburg.

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