Genussradler. Empfehlungen aus der Region.

80–85 km | 700 m elevation gain
The classic pleasure ride! Takes you all the way around the Kaiser Mountains. Experience the whole diversity of the region and ride on mostly asphalt cycle paths and well-maintained side roads. Perfect for long, varied day trips with plenty of opportunities to stop for a break in the surrounding villages (Kufstein, Walchsee, St. Johann, Ellmau). Pure enjoyment.

38 km | 550 m elevation gain
A leisurely route connecting the four imperial towns of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll. Moderate climb in the Scheffau area, otherwise flat to slightly hilly route through the valleys. Ideal for a morning excursion with a hearty lunch in Söll.

30 km | 420 m elevation gain
A short but very beautiful loop around the striking Pölvenberg mountain. Offers gentle, short climbs and magnificent views. Ideal for the afternoon or to get acclimatised.

40 km | 570 m elevation gain
Leads through the rolling hills of Bichlach (towards Kitzbühel) and past several lakes (e.g. Gieringer Weiher). A very picturesque route that leads through quiet farming communities and along small, quiet roads.

Approx. 33–50 km (depending on starting point)
Enjoyment factor: Takes you on a relaxed ride to the original filming locations of the TV series, such as the Bergdoktor's practice in Ellmau, the ‘Wilder Kaiser’ film inn and the Gruberhof near Söll. The route is designed for enjoyment and e-bikes to help you tackle the slight inclines.

Distance: Variable (sections)
Enjoyment factor: This route is the central valley connection, which runs mostly flat along the river. Ideal for covering sections without exertion or combining the trip with the train/Kaiserjet.

8.2 km
Enjoyment factor: Perfect for a relaxed, short trip from the hotel. Passes the swimming pool and golf course and offers the opportunity to visit the farms on the Hausbach stream.

The region is perfectly equipped for e-bikes. Use the charging stations at the huts and mountain railways to increase your range and tackle the inclines with ease.

Plan your tour so that you can take a long break at a mountain hut at lunchtime. Many mountain huts located along mountain bike trails are accessible via easily navigable forest roads and offer panoramic terraces and regional cuisine.

The Kaiserjet (the regional hiking bus) transports bicycles (for a small fee) or e-bikes. This is ideal for returning comfortably to the starting point at the end of a long day or shortening the tour after a pleasant stop for refreshments.

The activity programme offered by the sports hotel or tourist board often includes guided leisurely tours and e-bike tours. These take you past the most beautiful spots and best places to stop for refreshments without having to navigate yourself.