Trophy leisure tips
Trophy leisure tips
What would the Salzkammergut Trophy be without timekeeping and a competitive atmosphere? An endless succession of wonderful holiday spots...
Cycling and biking
Cycling and biking
Lakes, mountains, trails: whether leisurely or sporty - on over 1,000 kilometres of cycle paths, every step becomes a panoramic adventure. Gravel, forest tracks, lakeshores - your smile always goes with you. For real!
Guided bike tours
Guided bike tours
With guides who know the trails like the back of their hand, biking becomes an experience: you can choose from panoramic, lake or speciality tours, train on the pump track or discover best-of-trophy passages.
Gravel biking
Gravel biking
Gravel biking means gravel, lake views and flow feeling at the same time: you roll along varied paths, discover hidden trails between forests and alpine pastures and feel the landscape beneath your tyres.
Genuine cuisine
Genuine cuisine
In the Salzkammergut, enjoyment is not an add-on. It is part of the route. Part of the identity. And soon part of you. Because you are on your way to taste. Whether rustic huts or honest inns - the grand finale of every tour is culinary.
The Salzkammergut by post
The Salzkammergut by post
Have you got the urge? Then take the Salzkammergut home with you and order the free brochures.
What is the Trophy for you?
The A-course in Bad Goisern has shaped my life as an athlete. In general, the Trophy is a season highlight for bikers. I think it fits so well because the route is a little over 200 kilometres long - there are more than 7,000 metres of elevation gain and everyone reaches their limits. Me as a professional, the amateur athletes probably a bit earlier.
Which section is unique?
After 160 kilometres, the famous Salzberg awaits us riders on the A-road and it's extremely steep and extremely demanding. When you get there at the latest, you think of the devil a few times.
What does the Trophy offer visitors?
The Trophy is also a big party for the public. The finish line is incredible, there are so many people, whether it's sunny or raining. The last participant to cross the finish line - around nine o'clock in the evening - is celebrated like a winner. It's already dark by then and the cheers are still huge - indescribable!