Richtberg MTB

The starting point is the Weyregg Tourist Information Office. At the bridge in the town center, the route continues along the road toward Gahberg/Miglberg. It heads slightly uphill into the Bach neighborhood until it reaches the Bach/Gahberg/Miglberg intersection.

Here, the route branches off to the left and follows the paved Gahberg farm road for about 8 km on a fairly steep climb. The road winds its way up the 864-meter-high Aussichtsberg in a series of switchbacks. Magnificent views of the mountains and across Lake Attersee make the strenuous climb well worth it.

At the antenna, the route branches off to the right and passes the Alpengasthof Kogler, which is currently closed. This is the highest point of the loop, at 835 m. The route then runs flat along the ridge toward the forest.

After that, a long descent through the forest toward Reindlmühl begins. Along the way, there’s a short detour to the left tothe Kreuzing Alm ( ). The access road is a dead-end street about 500 m long. To the right, the road leads downhill and eventually merges into the Wessenaurach forest road. Slightly downhill, the route follows the stream through picturesque scenery.

Note:
There are no guardrails on this section of the road.

At the next major intersection, the route branches off to the right toward Reindlmühl. At the Schachingerwirt Inn, the path continues straight ahead and, after about 2 km, turns right toward Hochkreut. The route then follows the steeply ascending Aurachberg farm road to Kleinaurachberg. There, the route continues to the right, briefly follows the forest road downhill, and then climbs again to the Schwarzenbachsattel at 799 m.

Here begins the descent into the valley of the Weyregger Bach, which the route runs very close to in places. The route passes the Klausstube and, in the Bach district, reaches a narrow paved road that leads back to Weyregg am Attersee.

Points of interest:

Imperial and Royal House Museum “In the Footsteps of the Habsburgs” at the Imperial and Royal Country Inn Zur Post
Aquarium at the bandstand next to the beach
Roman exhibition at the municipal office
Attersee boat tours (bikes allowed on board)