Bramberg: over the Wildkogel to the Steineralm

The route starts in the town center of Bramberg and leads westward to Weichseldorf. After a short section on asphalt, it continues over a forest road to the Walsberg High Alpine Pasture and further to the Wildkogelhaus. Here you already enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountain landscape.

Afterwards, the path leads over the mountain station of the Smaragdbahn to the mountain station of the Wildkogelbahn. Passing the Wolkenstein Chapel, a short detour to the Braunkogel reservoir pond is worthwhile, a rewarding viewpoint for a short rest.

The descent goes via the Gensbichl valley station to the cozy Steineralm, where a stop for refreshments is recommended.

Then it continues over the Dürnbach valley and the Rossberg to the town center of Neukirchen. From here, you ride back to the starting point in Bramberg via the Tauern Cycle Path.

Mountain bike (or e-bike), helmet, something to drink, possibly a small snack

All cyclists should always pay special attention to cars.

Coming from the north (D, NL, ...) Munich - Exit Kufstein South (toll sticker required) - St. Johann i. T. - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the west (CH) Inn Valley Motorway (A12: toll sticker required) - Exit Wörgl East - St. Johann i.T. - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the east Vienna - Salzburg (A1: toll sticker required) - Bischofshofen - Zell am See - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the south (I, SLO) Tauern Motorway (A10: toll sticker required) - Exit St. Michael or Exit Bischofshofen - Zell am See - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Gerlos Alpine Road
A day ticket for the Gerlos Alpine Road is included in the National Park Summer Card. 

By the Pinzgau local railway or with the ÖBB Bus to Bramberg.

Free parking spaces are available at the village square in Bramberg.

A small detour to the new Braunkogel reservoir pond is definitely worthwhile!