Holzalm-Runde
Description
Start at the Wiedersbergerhornbahn parking lot and ride up to Alpbach. Turn right here and follow the forest road to the Bischoferalm. Once there, you can enjoy the specialties of the house or ride on to the Bischoferjoch. A trail begins here, which takes a sharp right into the forest. Along the slope, not very steep, it rides onto the forest road to the Holzalm. You can take a break at the hut or continue down the forest road on the left to the parking lot. A beautiful forest trail begins at the parking lot, which is not very difficult and quickly leads down to Schwarzenberg. Once on the tarred road, you ride through Mauken and then to Lofer. Then turn right up into the trail. This is very flowy, wide and not very demanding. You arrive at a crossroads. Normally a trail would go over the Hauskogel, but there are signs here that you will be reported if you ride on it. So you ride right along the tarred road to Hofer and on down to Brixlegg. Now it's back up to Alpbach as far as the village of Naschberg. Here you ride through the farm and continue straight ahead across the meadow into the forest. The path now descends very steeply. Interspersed with hairpin bends, you come out at a meadow, cross it and roll to the Wiedersbergerhornbahn parking lot.
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Details of the tour
27 km
1230 m
1230 m
537 above sea level
1523 above sea level
1 day
Alpbach
Alpbach
2441
well suited
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