Farmkehralm
Description
Start the tour at the Wiedersbergerhornbahn parking lot and ride along the tarred road to Inneralpbach. At the fork, turn right towards Farmkehralm. The road surface changes to gravel and the path climbs slowly. The Grosse Galtenberg rises steeply in front of you and you ride into the head of the valley. After a while you reach the Farmkehralm. From here you can park your bike and climb the Grosser Galtenberg. After refreshments at the Farmkehralm, take a bend down the gravel road and continue straight ahead at the fork in the road until you turn right past the building onto the trail. This rides into the forest and then climbs slightly. Here you have to push for the first few meters as the terrain is very rocky and rooty. As the trail gets longer, more and more sections can be ridden. You then come to a forest road bend and continue riding downhill. You soon turn into the next trail section. At the Stettaueralm, take the small path across the alpine meadows until you reach the forest again. The trail is very steep in places on forest floor with roots and hairpin bends as you ride towards Inneralpbach. The difficulty level of the trail is S3. Coming out of the forest, you can already see Inneralpbach and continue left on the cart path until you reach the tarred road at a farm and arrive back on the main road. Ride back along this road to the starting point of the tour.
Note: The route is located on Austrian territory and leads over routes that are not approved for mountain bikers. Riding this route on a mountain bike is the responsibility of each individual, in full awareness of the legal situation.
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Details of the tour
19 km
715 m
715 m
825 above sea level
1525 above sea level
1 day
Alpbach
Alpbach
2550
well suited
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