Sonnwendjoch – Bayreuther Hütte
Description
The tour starts in Eben am Achensee. A leisurely ride along a panoramic path to Kanzelkehre and on to Astenberg. This is where the eternally long, increasingly steep ascent to the Sonnwendbühelalm begins. Only exceptionally fit bikers will make it up here without pushing. From the Sonnwendbühelalm, the trail continues alternately carrying and riding with a few steep steps until you reach the Bayreuther-Hütte. That's it for uphill cycling for now
.After stopping for refreshments at the Bayreuther hut, you descend along the forest road to the edge of the forest. Here you come to a small trail that leads back to the gravel road again and again. At the Münster/Grünsbach signpost, turn right onto a very technical and rocky trail, slowly with hairpin bends and large rocky sections. Here you can test your biking skills! The lower part of the trail then becomes a little more flowy until you reach Grünsbach. Via Kronbichl, the toboggan run takes you back up to a junction where you meet the forest road of the ascent again. Cross it and take the fast, flowing trail down to Astenberg. Then continue on the access road. The difficulty level of the trails is between S2 and S4. Not recommended in wet conditions.
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
28 km
1490 m
1490 m
528 above sea level
1662 above sea level
1 day
Eben am Achensee
Eben am Achensee
2268
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