5-Lakes Tour / Roadbike Marathon Tour A
- Suitable for groups
- Flatly
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The 200-kilometer royal tour of the Mondsee 5-Lakes Cycle Marathon leads from Mondsee to Lake Fuschl, on to Lake Wolfgang and via Lake Hallstatt to Lake Attersee. From there it goes via St. Georgen back to Mondsee.
Tour A goes over the Fuschlsee to the Wolfgangsee and branches off in Strobl to the first mountain classification on the Postalm. After 12 kilometers of ascent (up to 12%), it goes downhill again in the direction of Abtenau and then, after a short flat stretch, uphill again over the Gschütt pass (Rußbach to Gosau) to Lake Hallstatt.
From Lake Hallstatt we continue to Bad Ischl and through the wild and romantic Weißenbachtal we reach Lake Attersee, on whose west bank we continue to St. Georgen im Attergau. It then goes back to the Mondsee via Oberwang.
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- Flatly
- Board possible
arrival by car:
From Germany: Coming from Munich on the A8 in the direction of Salzburg, then on the A1 in the direction of Linz/Vienna. After 30 kilometers, take the Mondsee exit.
from Vienna: drive on the A1 in the direction of Salzburg to the Mondsee exit.
from Italy: take the A10 to Salzburg, there you turn onto the A1 in the direction of Linz/Vienna, after 30 kilometers you take the Mondsee exit.
by train:
Strasswalchen train station – 14 km to Mondsee (public bus)
or
Salzburg train station – 30 km to Mondsee (public bus)
The tour starts in the center of Mondsee, at the tourist office. There are free parking spaces, for example, on the Mondsee lake promenade.
- Parking space: 100
none
E-service station / recharging station- Charging point for e-bikes (free of charge)
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for single travelers
- Suitable for friends
- Suitable for couples
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
Please get in touch for more information.
Dr.-Franz-Müllerstr. 3
5310 Mondsee am Mondsee
Phone +43 6232 2270
Fax machine +43 6232 2270 - 22
E-Mailinfo@mondsee.at
Webwww.mondsee.at
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