Rofan-Umrundung
Description
Start the tour in Eben behind the Kirchwirt. Cross the Achenseestrasse and ride along a small path to the Kanzelkehre. Turn left here onto the trail that rides to Astenberg. Turn right up to the Münster junction. After 300 meters, turn right onto a casual, fast trail that repeatedly crosses the forest road. At the bottom, keep left and ride on towards Grunsbach. On the left you can see the Vordere Sonnwendjoch and come to Grunsbach and ride into the forest on the right. Pass the quarry on the left in the direction of Schönwendjoch. After a few hairpin bends, you enter Tiefenbachtal. A fun trail begins here. Up and down above the Brandenburger Ache, not too demanding, you ride until you come back to the tarred road to Aschau. In Aschau, continue to Pinegg and turn left here to Steinberg. On the left hand side you always have a beautiful view of the Rofan mountains. In Steinberg, turn left towards the Rofan lift and begin the long ascent to the Kögljoch. On the right you can see the Unnütz and can take a break at the Schönjochalm. Shortly before the Kögljoch, it gets very steep again until you reach the saddle. Here you have a wonderful view of the Christlum ski area opposite and the Juifen to the right. After the first mountain pasture, turn right onto the trail. You will soon come to a forest road, which in turn leads to a trail that is fast and flowy with some roots high above Lake Achensee. Here you have a wonderful view of the emerald green Achensee. However, you need full concentration on the fast trail. Once you reach the bottom, take the Achensee cycle path back to Maurauch and from here to Eben.
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
58 km
1920 m
1920 m
528 above sea level
1493 above sea level
1 day
Maurach
Maurach
2186
well suited
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