Road biking tours in the Salzkammergut
Various racing bicycle tours in the Salzkammergut region

Reel off uncountable kilometres, feel the wind in your helmet and test your physical boundaries: many sportspeople just cannot resist the temptation of the narrow wheels.
Go to new places with your road bike: in the road biking region Salzkammergut you go through wonderful lake and mountain landscapes of a unique variety during your road biking tours.
Bad Goisern – road biking tour to the Attersee variant 1
This beautiful tour takes you to the most beautiful Salzkammergut lakes.
Starting from Landhotel Agathawirt in Bad Goisern you take the main road B145 to the emperor’s town Bad Ischl. At the junction Bad Ischl Nord you take the road to Ebensee / Gmunden. Before reaching Ebensee you turn left into the Weißenbachtal valley (B153) and reach Weißenbach am Attersee. Via Strobl and Bad Ischl you finally go back to Bad Goisern.
Bad Goisern – Attersee with the racing bike variant II - long
The first part of this variant is the same as variant I until Weißenbach am Attersee. Then you cycle anti-clockwise around the Attersee and pass the villages Steinbach, Weyregg, Schörfling and Seewalchen, Attersee, Nussdorf and finally Unterach. Here you take the road to Mondsee. Just as in variant I you then go via Wiesenau and Schafling to St. Gilgen, then on to Strobl and Bad Ischl until you reach Landhotel Agathawirt in Bad Goisern.
Bad Goisern – Strobl on the racing bike
A beautiful and easy racing bike tour from Bad Goisern to Lake Wolfgang and through the emperor’s town Bad Ischl. Along the main road B145 you go slightly downhill to Bad Ischl. On a parallel path to the main road you cross the emperor’s town before you bike on a short stretch of the main road B158 to Pfandl. There you turn right at the traffic lights to the “Alte Wolfgangseestraße” L546. Via Wirling and Radau the road goes to Strobl and from here along the B158 back to the starting point in Bad Goisern.

Obertraun – Bad Aussee road biking tour
This tour leads you through the picturesque Koppental valley.
From the hotel you take the east shore hiking and biking path to Obertraun. There you make a turn to the road leading into the Koppental valley before you conquer the steepest part, the Koppenpass with a challenging gradient of max. 23%. On you go to Bad Aussee and then on the main road B145 towards Bad Goisern. At the traffic junction Bad Goisern Süd you turn to the main road B153 towards Gosaumühle. Here you turn at the junction and go via Hallstatt and Obertraun back to Hotel Agathawirt.
Road bike holidays in Landhotel Agathawirt
Have we wetted your appetite to explore the unique natural landscape of the Dachstein-Salzkammergut with the road bike? Bikers will be very well cared for in Landhotel Agathawirt and will always receive valuable tips for their bike tours by the hosts themselves. Send us a no-obligation enquiry for your holidays in Landhotel Agathawirt in Bad Goisern!
Selected road bike routes around Bad Goisern
Pile Dwelling culture - Pavilion Seewalchen




- pets allowed
- All weather
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for pushchairs
- Suitable for kids (all ages)
Experience UNESCO World Heritage up-close – at the pavilions dedicated to the pile dwelling culture in the Salzkammergut region!
The famous pile dwelling settlements on the shores of Lake Attersee and Lake Mondsee are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Two information pavilions were set up on Lake Attersee – ideal spots for plunging into the pile dwelling culture.
Get inspired now and try out the 360° Perspectives Tour!
The pavilion in Seewalchen invites visitors to identify with a prehistoric man/woman. Concise texts describe life on the lakeshore.The stories describe the Stone and Bronze Age population as quite civilized people, the old and the young, their small and big tasks in everyday life.
- Was there such a thing as leisure time, or was life shaped by practical activities and the fight for survival?
- What were the illnesses they suffered from and to what ages did they live?
- What kind of jewellery did they wear?
- How do we know what they looked like?
Pile dwellings had to be repaired at a regular basis and could probably be inhabited for 10 to 30 years. The small houses allowed for very little privacy.
The clothes and objects to be seen on the re-enacted photographs are true to original reproductions.
Pile-dwelling dugout tours and private group tours are available by appointment at any time.
open year round
- opened daily
- open to the public
- Can only be viewed from outside
Car:
From Salzburg via the A1 - Seewalchen exit continue to the parking lot at Kammer/Schörfling train station.
From Vienna/Linz via A1 - exit Schörfling or Seewalchen continue on B151
From the west - Bad Ischl-Weißenbach-Steinbach-Weyregg-Schörfling-Seewalchen continue on the B151.
By train:
Coming from Salzburg or Linz/Vienna to Attnang-Puchheim or Vöcklabruck - continue with the Kammer Bahn to Kammer/Schörfling station.
Along the Agerbrücke onto the promenade Seewalchen am Attersee is the adventure pile dwelling pavilion Seewalchen.
- Guided tour
The pavilion is freely accessible!
You can see more information here:
Adventure pile dwelling - "Look back 600 years".
- All weather
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for schools
- Suitable for kids (all ages)
- Suitable for pushchairs
- Pets allowed
- Suitable for teenagers
- Suitable for seniors
- Suitable for single travelers
- Suitable for friends
- Suitable for couples
- Suitable for children
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
Suitable for wheelchairs: Not all of the legally stipulated ÖNORM are complied with. In principle, this object is suitable for wheelchairs and no assistance is necessary.
- Escort required
Contact
Pile Dwelling culture - Pavilion Seewalchen zwischen Promenade und Agerbrücke
4863 Seewalchen am Attersee
Phone +43 660 4939729
E-Mailinfo@pfahlbau.at
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Mr Alfons Egger
4863 Seewalchen am Attersee
Phone +43 660 4939729