Zistelalm – View from the Gaisberg summit loop from Salzburg Gnigl
Zistelalm – View from the Gaisberg summit loop from Salzburg Gnigl
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Zistelalm – View from the Gaisberg summit loop from Salzburg Gnigl
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24.5km
870m
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: March 2, 2026
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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps
You may need to carry your bike.
After 43 m for 13 m
After 24.4 km for 73 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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5.03 km
View of Salzburg
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8.30 km
View of Salzburg
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9.24 km
Zistelalm (closed)
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11.7 km
View from the Gaisberg summit
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The main road from the north begins in Guggenthal and has a rather irregular elevation profile. Between the forest passages you have a beautiful view of Salzburg and the surrounding mountains. Be careful: the road is very busy on weekends and the daily bus service should not be ignored when descending.
The ascent from the west is via Gänsbrunnstraße and is certainly the steepest option. The road is mainly used by residents, which is why traffic is relatively limited. If you need a little time to breathe, you can do so halfway with a wonderful view.
Be careful when descending: in the upper third there are two artificial bumps that protrude into the road from the left and right. There are also free-roaming peacocks (yes, peacocks).
Although the first part of the southern ascent, starting in Glasenbach, may be a bit tough, the average gradient of the third variant is lower. As soon as you leave the Schwaitl Landesstraße and follow the signs to Oberwinkel, the traffic also becomes less. From the afternoon onwards, this is the shady side of the Gaisberg, which is why the descent on this side can be a bit cooler. Be careful: many cyclists prefer this side both up and down. Therefore, always ride on the far right and expect oncoming traffic.
Whichever variant you choose, once you reach the top you will be rewarded with a fantastic view - the Gaisberg is definitely a highlight, both for mountain bikers and racing cyclists.
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Gersberg to Oberjudenberg Trail Running Segment
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Shortly after sunrise, when the paths are still wet from the morning dew, you are sometimes lucky and see a fire salamander or scare away a chamois.
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24.5 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
14.2 km
3.64 km
2.57 km
2.03 km
1.10 km
953 m
Surfaces
20.6 km
1.32 km
1.07 km
576 m
511 m
457 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,250 m)
Lowest point (430 m)
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