Salzburg's Lake District – based in one hotel

Cycle along beautiful routes to the monastery in Michaelbeuern. In the Stiftskellnerei restaurant you can try the famous Augustinerbräu beer whilst sitting in the shade thanks to the old chestnut trees. To get back to the hotel you shall cycle through the rural coutryside of the Alpine foothills to your hotel located by Lake Obertrum. 

This tour goes from Lake Obertrum to Lake Wallersee. From Seekirchen by Lake Wallersee (casle Seeburg) you continue your trip along the Wallersee cycle path the well-known farm, Gut Aiderbichl. The admission fee is included in the tour price! From there you will cycle to the food of Mount Tannberg to Schleedorf and then down to Lake Mattsee and back to your hotel. 

Today you will cycle via the Egelseen lakes and through the Tiefsteinklamm gorge to Lake Wallersee. After passing the so-called Finsterloch you will have time for a lunch break with a hearty snack (included in the tour package price!). After lunch it is time to continue your tour. You head to Lake Irrsee and to Lake Mondsee and to the town of the same name – Mondsee – with its old castle and historic church. At the end of your day, you will be taken back to your hotel.

The day starts with a short transfer to Salzburg. On the Salzach riverside walk you will leisurely cycle to Oberndorf, the birthplace of the famous Christmas carol “Silent Night”. On your way back to the Trumer Seen lakes, you can either cycle over or around Mount Haunsberg.

The train will take you to Hallein (Celtic town, Celtic museum, salt mine). You then cycle along the river Salzach and via Hellbrunn castle, which has got world-famous fountains to Salzburg. Later on, you will return along the Fischach and Mattig rivers to Seeham.

First, you will cycle on beautifully landscaped ways to the monastery Michaelbeuern. In the restaurant Stiftskellnerei you can enjoy the famous Augustinerbräu beer under old chestnut trees. On your way back, you will cycle between green meadows, through the rural countryside of the Alpine foothills to your hotel at Lake Obertrum.

Starting at Lake Obertrum, you will cycle to Lake Wallersee. From Seekirchen (castle Seeburg) you will continue your trip on the Wallersee cycle path to the well-known farm Gut Aiderbichl (admission fee included in the tour package price!). From there, you will cycle at the foot of mount Tannberg to Schleedorf (village museum with cheese factory), down to Lake Mattsee, and back to your hotel.

Today, you will cycle via the Egelseen lakes and through the Tiefsteinklamm gorge to Lake Wallersee. After passing the so-called Finsterloch you will have time for a lunch break with a hearty snack (included in the tour package price!). Afterwards, you will continue your tour to Lake Irrsee and Lake Mondsee and to the town of the same name – Mondsee – with its old castle and historic church. At the end of your day, you will be taken back to your hotel.

The day starts with a short transfer to Salzburg. On the Salzach riverside walk you will leisurely cycle to Oberndorf, the birthplace of the famous Christmas carol “Silent Night”. On your way back to the Trumer Seen lakes, you can either cycle over or around Mount Haunsberg.

The train will take you to Hallein. In the Celtic town it is worth a visit to the Celtic museum or the salt mine. Then you will cycle along the Salzach river and via the Hellbrunn castle with its world-famous fountains to Salzburg. Later, you will return along the Fischbach rivers and Mattig to Seeham.

The picturesque village on Lake Obertrum will be your home base for the duration of the tour. Take your time to explore your accommodation and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the lake. From the high ropes course to the Porsche Experience Center, there’s plenty to see and do nearby. You’ll also receive personalized tour information and have the opportunity to adjust your rental bike.

You’ll follow charming, well-kept paths to Michaelbeuern Abbey, where you can savor the famous Augustinerbräu beer in the abbey’s cellar, shaded by ancient chestnut trees. On your return, cycle through vibrant meadows nestled in the peaceful Alpine foothills before arriving back at your cozy accommodation by Lake Obertrum.

On this stage, you’ll cycle from Lake Obertrum to Lake Wallersee. Starting in Seekirchen (Seeburg), you’ll follow the Wallersee bike path all the way to the renowned Gut Aiderbichl animal sanctuary. The sanctuary offers a safe haven for many animals. From there, you’ll continue cycling at the foot of the Tannberg mountain to Schleedorf, then down to Lake Mattsee before returning to your hotel.

Today, you will cycle via the Egelseen lakes and through the Tiefsteinklamm gorge to Lake Wallersee. After passing the so-called Finsterloch you will have time for a lunch break with a hearty snack. Afterwards, you will continue your tour to Lake Irrsee and Lake Mondsee and to the town of the same name – Mondsee – with its old castle and historic church. At the end of your day, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Your day begins with a short transfer to Salzburg. From there, you’ll cycle leisurely along the Salzach River path to Oberndorf, the birthplace of the world-famous Christmas carol “Silent Night.” You’ll then return to the Trumer Lakes, either crossing the Haunsberg or taYour day begins with a short transfer to Salzburg. From there, you’ll cycle leisurely along the Salzach River path to Oberndorf, the birthplace of the world-famous Christmas carol “Silent Night.” You’ll then return to the Trumer Lakes, either crossing the Haunsberg or taking a slightly longer route around iting a slightly longer route around it.

Take the train to Hallein, an ancient Celtic town where a visit to the Celtic Museum or the salt mine is highly recommended. Following the Salzach River and passing Schloss Hellbrunn with its famous trick fountains (Wasserspielen), you’ll arrive in the festival city of Salzburg. The breathtaking views from Hohensalzburg Fortress stretch across the city and surrounding countryside. Afterwards, take a leisurely stroll through the charming old town before returning to Seeham along the scenic Fischach and Mattig rivers.