

Steirischer Bodensee Road Bike Loop
The Steirischer Bodensee Road Bike Loop is a diverse route for ambitious road bike and gravel bike riders. Covering approximately 55 kilometers and 1,140 meters of elevation gain, it offers a truly impressive experience. This route takes you through picturesque landscapes and is considered a hidden gem of the region.
The tour starts at the Planai valley station in Schladming and follows the Untere Klaus to Haus im Ennstal. Passing the Hauser Kaibling valley station, the route continues to Ruperting, where the climb to the Steirischer Bodensee begins. After a short break at the scenic mountain lake, a fast descent leads down to Aich.
In Aich, the route crosses the Enns River, continues to Weißenbach, and climbs via Rößing to Ramsau am Dachstein. From there, a rapid descent leads down to Pichl.
Passing Pichl Lake, the route follows the Enns River, transitions onto a gravel road, and turns left over the Enns bridge. A short push section under the B320 ensures a safe crossing before reaching the Hochstraße, offering stunning panoramic views. The final section leads back to Schladming.
Highlights Along the Route:
In Aich, the route crosses the Enns River, continues to Weißenbach, and climbs via Rößing to Ramsau am Dachstein. From there, a rapid descent leads down to Pichl.
Passing Pichl Lake, the route follows the Enns River, transitions onto a gravel road, and turns left over the Enns bridge. A short push section under the B320 ensures a safe crossing before reaching the Hochstraße, offering stunning panoramic views. The final section leads back to Schladming.
Highlights Along the Route:
- Steirischer Bodensee: A picturesque mountain lake, perfect for a short break.
- Scenic Views: Stunning panoramas of the Dachstein Massif and the Schladminger Tauern.
- Refreshment Stops: Plenty of options in Ramsau and Schladming.
- Varied Terrain: A mix of gentle paths, climbs, and exciting descents.
Characteristics
Best season
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
The tour in numbers
medium
Level of difficulty
54,4 km
Route
2:15 h
Time
1137 hm
Uphill
1137 hm
Downhill
1200 m
Highest point
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From Salzburg: Follow the A10 to Altenmarkt. There join the B320 and continue in the direction of Liezen. At the Schladming exit, turn right at the Jet petrol station and follow Coburgstraße to the Planai car park on the left.
From Graz: Follow the A9 to Liezen. There join the B320 and continue in the direction of Schladming. At the Schladming exit, turn left at the Jet petrol station and follow Coburgstraße to the Planai car park on the left.
The tour starts at the Planai valley station in Schladming and follows the Untere Klaus to Haus im Ennstal. Passing the Hauser Kaibling valley station, the route continues to Ruperting, where the climb to the Steirischer Bodensee begins—an ideal spot for a short break.
After a descent to Aich, the route crosses the Enns River, continuing through Weißenbach and climbing via Rößing to Ramsau am Dachstein. From Ramsau, a left turn leads into a fast descent down to Pichl.
Passing Pichl Lake, the route follows the Enns River, transitions onto a gravel road, and turns left over the Enns bridge. A short push section under the B320 leads to the Hochstraße, offering scenic views before returning to Schladming.
After a descent to Aich, the route crosses the Enns River, continuing through Weißenbach and climbing via Rößing to Ramsau am Dachstein. From Ramsau, a left turn leads into a fast descent down to Pichl.
Passing Pichl Lake, the route follows the Enns River, transitions onto a gravel road, and turns left over the Enns bridge. A short push section under the B320 leads to the Hochstraße, offering scenic views before returning to Schladming.
- Steirischer Bodensee: A picturesque natural gem, perfect for a short break.
- Pichl Lake: A refreshing stop along the route.
- Hochstraße: Spectacular panoramic views of the Planai and Schladming.
- Schladming: A variety of inns offering delicious regional specialties.
Take the train from Radstadt or St. Michael to Schladming. From there it's a 10-minute walk or 3 minutes by bike to the starting point.
For further information, please contact us at:
Tourismusverband Schladming-Dachstein
Tel.: +43 3687 233 10