Mariaeck
Description
After Bayerwald at the parking lot, turn left up onto the forest road. This ends later and becomes a trail. Quite fun with an e-bike, with an organic bike you often have to dismount and carry a few meters. After the Sonnbergalm, there are several sections of pushing. Once you reach the highest point, the trail rides along the slope until you reach the Röhrlmoosalm. From there, the gravel road turns right up to the high plateau. Near the Rossteinalm, ride along the forest road to the left or stop off at the Roßsteinalm. The forest road continues slightly downhill towards Schönberg until the path to Mariaeck begins on the right. Riding at first, you then climb over the pasture gate and begin the ascent pushing or carrying to Mariaeck. Snow can still be expected on the north side until May. After a while, you arrive at Mariaeck and ride left into a stony, sometimes technically blocked trail. It gets steeper from the forest, but everything is easy to ride. At the bottom you come to the tarred road that rides to the Röhrlmoosalm. From here, follow the stream bed towards Glashütte. The trail begins very stony, but not very steep, and becomes very flowy and fast in the lower section. You come out at the Achenpass road and ride left along the side of the road back to the parking lot.
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Details of the tour
21 km
1070 m
1070 m
832 above sea level
1500 above sea level
1 day
Glashütte
Glashütte
2388
limited
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