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Lake Zell Bike Path – Lake Zell loop from Zell am See

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Lake Zell Bike Path – Lake Zell loop from Zell am See

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Lake Zell Bike Path – Lake Zell loop from Zell am See

00:34

5.47km

30m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 28, 2026

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1.56 km

Lake Zell Bike Path

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The cycle paths are very well developed. However, on some days there is a lot going on around the lake. People just know where it's nice.

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2.61 km

Zell am See Lake Water Show

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Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from June to September, this spectacle enchants the lake for 20 minutes.

Well worth seeing, but large audience.

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2.77 km

Zell am See Lakeside Promenade

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Zell am See is a pretty place on the lake, surrounded by a beautiful Alpine panorama. The historic old town lies on a Schwemmkegel of Schmittenbach. Along the shore leads a promenade. All in all a very idyllic place with many restaurants and cafes.

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2.83 km

Grand Hotel Zell am See

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This hotel on Lake Zell am See is frequented by Arab tourists. Quite pricey.

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2.96 km

Grand Hotel Zell am See

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Looking at the hotel you feel like you are in the past, the new money strolling there from the Middle, Near and Far East catapults us into the present ...

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3.05 km

Hundertwasser Fountain

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The fountain was commissioned by Wilfried Holleis, Grand Hotel Zell am See. Hundertwasser developed an ecological landscape installation in which water circulates through vegetation. Water from the lake flows into the fountain pond, continuing to the highest part of the fountain to cascade back to the pond like a waterfall. A closed circuit. Later Hundertwasser decided to dedicate the fountain to the nine Austrian federal states, with each of the pillars representing a federal state. The height of each column corresponds to the population of the respective federal state

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