The slightly hilly Enns Cycle Path requires a certain level of fitness, but this tour is a nice trip for everyone due to the moderate daily stages.

The cycling holidays start in Radstadt. Check-in and you receive your travel documents for your bike tour. Handover of your rented bike, if booked. Take your time for a stroll through the old town of Radstadt amidst beautiful scenery.

You follow the still narrow Enns across into Styria, where you are greeted by the breathtaking sight of the south face of the Dachstein before reaching the World Ski Championships town of Schladming. In the now wide valley, you cycle to the stage destination of Gröbming.–

Cycling through the wide Ennstal valley a splendid view of the Gesaeuse Mountain peaks opens up and a visit of the magnificent Benedictine Monastery with the world’s largest sacral library in Admont, is well worth visiting.

Today, along your bike route the valley becomes narrower. The water of the River Enns gushes out of narrow gorges of the National Park “Gesaeuse”. The 20 km long gorge is certainly one of Austria’s most natural spectacles.

The imposing Gallenstein Castle bids you farewell as you head toward Upper Austria. Majestic forested mountains make up the Kalkalpen National Park. Endangered species such as lynx and eagles are native to this area. Take the included shuttle bus for the 13-kilometer drive from St. Gallen to Mooshöhe.

The River Enns experienced its great commercial importance by trading iron. With rafts the rough ore was shipped to producers of pocketknives and this long past handcraft is shown in a museum.

Through the confluence of River Steyr the River Enns becomes a grand stream floating passed the same called town. Enns is Austrian’s oldest city already populated by the Celts and Romans. This period is shown in the Lauriacum Museum.

Individual departure – in addition a return transfer by bus or train to Radstadt is bookable.