Hacklberg-Trail - Buchegg-Trail
Description
In Saalbach, take the Schattbergbahn and ride it all the way up. Once you reach the top, you start a short stretch on the X-line, quickly taking a few bends until you turn right to the Schattberg Express chairlift. This takes you up to the western summit. If you have enough energy, you can also pedal up the steep ramp to the western summit. The Hacklberg trail now begins at the western summit with very fast berms and a few jumps. This is followed by a singletrail section to the Hacklbergalm. You can either stop here or ride to the right into the second part of the Hacklberg Trail. The trail continues at a brisk pace, with more jumps and a few tighter berms. After a forest passage, you come to a forest road and have to pedal up a short stretch before the fun continues. After the next forest section, you reach a forest road again and roll along it to the Buchegg Trail. It now gets a little faster and a few easy sections race towards you. In the lower section, there is now a new series of berms instead of the boring forest road. Here you can put the finishing touches to your fast cornering. This brings you to the end of the trail and you ride into the village of Hinterglemm and on to Saalbach, where you can tackle the second lap.
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Details of the tour
15 km
30 m
1260 m
993 above sea level
2076 above sea level
1 day
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
2552
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