Lamsenjoch
Description
Behind Maurach on the left bank of the lake, the tour starts along the lake to Pertisau. Continue through Pertisau to the Gernalm. Then the very steep ascent to the Plumsjoch begins - you can still ride an e-bike, but you will have to push a biobike in the upper section. Past the Plumsjoch hut, the trail descends to the right, not too steep, then it becomes fast and flowy until you reach the forest road near the Plumsalm. Follow this downhill for about two kilometers until a trail branches off to the right. This stony trail is a lot of fun. The hairpin bends are not too demanding and can be ridden with a lot of momentum. Once you reach the Plumsbach stream, cross it and push your bike up the other bank for a short distance before soon reaching the Risstalstrasse road, which you ride in a left-hand direction to Eng. Shortly before the Alpengasthof Eng, turn right onto the gravel road and reach the Engalm. Keep right here and soon begin the steep ascent to the Binsalm. You can take a break at the Binsalm, as the path is now bumpier and no less steep. The cart track is still accessible until shortly before the Lamsenjoch, then you have to push the last 300 meters up to the yoke. The stony ups and downs begin along the rock, and the Lamsenjochhütte can be seen far behind. A little before the hut, however, the tour continues on trail 201 to the Gramaialm. Of course, you can make a short detour to the Lamsenjochhütte and then ride back on the 201. There is a lot of loose rock on this trail and there is also a risk of falling at the start. Countless hairpin bends lead down the trail. The lower section is very flowy, but no less rocky. After around four kilometers, you pass the Gramaialm and take the wide hiking trail towards Falzthurnalm and on to Peritsau. The approach trail along Lake Achensee takes you back to the parking lot. The difficulty level of the trails is S3 with a few S4 passages.
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
47 km
1690 m
1690 m
927 above sea level
1947 above sea level
1 day
Maurach
Maurach
2553
well suited
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