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48.1km
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Mountain biking
Today, you'll be heading up to the highest peak in the Salzburg Slate Alps — the farthest point you can go by mountain bike. Standing 2,117 meters (6945 feet), the Hundstein is the highest mountain in the area. You will start in Saalfelden and ride over the flat Ramseiden to…
Last updated: July 3, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
11.7 km
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13.4 km
Highlight • Mountain Hut
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21.3 km
Highlight • Summit
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28.0 km
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48.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
20.7 km
19.5 km
4.97 km
1.94 km
937 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
21.0 km
13.3 km
8.06 km
3.59 km
1.07 km
587 m
527 m
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Lowest point (740 m)
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It started in Maria Alm always diligently uphill to the Hundstein at 2117m After reaching the tree line the sun burned ☀️ mercilessly
Therefore, once turned left to a short EKS on the Dirndlalm before the last crisp climb to the Statzerhaus followed.
The way back …
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December 11, 2017
Today, you'll be heading up to the highest peak in the Salzburg Slate Alps — the farthest point you can go by mountain bike. Standing 2,117 meters (6945 feet), the Hundstein is the highest mountain in the area. You will start in Saalfelden and ride over the flat Ramseiden to Maria Alm. Here, you will
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