BergeSeen eTrail tour 1 (3 nights)
May 15th - October 9th, 2027
4820 Bad Ischl
3 Salzkammergut regions in 4 days
Breathtaking views at Fuschlsee & Wolfgangsee. Enjoy a real nature experience at the Dachstein Salzkammergut Area.
Take over the Salzkammergut region between mountain heights and crystal-clear lakes, spare no metres in altitude and reach your destination tired, but happy!
The carrying out of the tour is dependent on weather conditions!
General information
The E-MTB tours are demanding and therefore physical fitness and endurance are necessary.
To enjoy this trip also a proper cycle equipment like sneakers, rucksack, sun- and rain protection, comfortable sports cloths, jacket, jumper, gloves, helmet, first aid kit and enough beverages and food is mandatory. We strongly recommend taking an emergency repair kit with replacement hose and pump with you.
Battery management:
Fully charge your battery every day.
We recommend a second battery. Pay attention to your driving if you do not have a second battery – you can probably charge it occasionally.
A low gear with high pedal frequency increases your range.
An ascent with more than 14km/h in the turbo mode reduces the range significantly. It is better to use a low gear in the E-MTB or sport mode with a speed lower than 10km/h.
- 3 nights
- 3 x overnight stay in ***inns/hotels with breakfast buffet
- 1 x welcome video with explanations and information that you need for the tour
- 1 x Mountain bike map Salzkammergut and further information material (1 x per room)
- 1 x Transfer from Bad Ischl to Ebenau incl. bike
- 1 x snack at a mountain hut
- 1 x train ride from Bad Aussee to Bad Ischl
- 3 x luggage transfer - max. 1 pc./person and max. 25 kg/piece of luggage - further luggage items possible for an extra charge
- Only for rented bikes: repair kit with tube and bicycle pump
- Service hotline daily by our office
- A tree for your booking – we plant a tree for your booking
- Breakfast
The itinerary for your e-mountain bike tour:
Day 1: Arrive independently in Bad Ischl.
Pick up your documents and attend an informational briefing at our Service Center in Bad Ischl (Monday–Friday: 2:00–4:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday: 5:00–6:00 p.m.).
Transfer to Ebenau.
Overnight stay in Ebenau.
Day 2: Ebenau – Hintersee – 12er Horn St. Gilgen – Abersee/Strobl
Approx. 57 km, elevation gain/loss: 1,542 / 1,604 m; approx. 5 hours
Today’s tour leads from Ebenau via Faistenau and Hintersee to the 1,522-meter-high Zwölferhorn in St. Gilgen. Enjoy the impressive view of the Lake Wolfgang region. The route then descends via the Illingerbergalm to Lake Wolfgang.
Overnight stay at Lake Wolfgang in Abersee or Strobl.
Day 3: Abersee/Strobl – Gosau via the Postalm and Abtenau
Approx. 67.9 km, elevation gain/loss: 1,851 / 1,646 m; approx. 5.25 hours
Today, you’ll ride from Strobl along the panoramic road, winding through switchbacks and hairpin turns, up to the Postalm. With its expansive alpine pastures and numerous huts, the Postalm is considered the second-largest high plateau in Europe. From the Postalm, you’ll cycle to Abtenau and on via the Buchbergriedel and the Hornspitz to Gosau.
Overnight stay in Gosau.
Day 4: Gosau – Bad Goisern – Bad Aussee
Approx. 66.6 km, elevation gain/loss: 1,390 / 1,473 m; 5.5 hours
The route takes you across the Vorderes Gosausee, through the beautiful Löckenmoos, past the Vordere Plassen, and on to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hallstatt. From there, you’ll bike along the beautiful East Shore Trail directly along Lake Hallstatt to Bad Goisern. From Lake Hallstatt, the route now follows the Zlambach and Leislingbach streams via Lupitsch to Bad Aussee.
Train ride from Bad Aussee to Bad Ischl.
Shortcut option: Take the train from Bad Goisern to Bad Ischl, saving approximately 19.5 km and 455 hm (about 1.5 hours)
Individual departures or additional nights can be booked.
The entire BergeSeen eTrail comprises 10 stages, stretching from Mondsee via Fuschl am See – Faistenau – Strobl – Gosau – Bad Aussee – Bad Ischl – Grünau im Almtal to Steinbach am Attersee. In this package, you’ll complete 3 of the 10 stages. All other stages can be booked upon request. We’d be happy to provide you with a personalized quote.
Arrival day: daily
- € 530,00 per person
- bookable from 1 person
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Götzstraße 12
4820 Bad Ischl
Phone +43 6132 24000-51
E-Mail rad@salzkammergut.co.at
Web www.salzkammergut.co.at
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FacebookRates per person for the arrangement in €:
15.05. – 01.07.27
01.09. – 09.10.27
(last arrival)
***hotels/inns in double room with breakfast 530,--
Supplement for half board 117,--
Supplement for single room 152,--
Supplement for a solo traveler 80,--
Additional night double room with breakfast 81,--
Additional night supplement for half board 31,--
Additional night supplement for single room 27,--
01.07. – 01.09.27
***hotels/inns in double room with breakfast 548,--
Supplement for half board 117,--
Supplement for single room 152,--
Supplement for a solo traveler 80,--
Additional night double room with breakfast 81,--
Additional night supplement for half board 31,--
Additional night supplement for single room 27,--
Arrival daily
Local tax is extra to pay on spot in each accommodation (from € 1,-- to € 4,-- per person/per night)
Prices are subject to change
Accommodation:
Twin-bedded rooms in Austrian resorts are normally one large base with two mattresses/duvets. These are also known as 'Austrian Twins' and are regarded as two beds. Separate twin beds are rare and cannot be guaranteed as available.
Information for arrivals by car:
The parking place does not always situate next to the accommodation but on a public parking place. (Possible costs have to be paid on spot
- Suitable for friends
- Suitable for couples
We recommend a cancellation insurance.
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