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S244 Loser panoramic road with the e-bike

Characteristics

Skill
Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium
Route 16,6 km
Time 1:40 h
Uphill 742 hm
Downhill 742 hm
Highest point 1600 m
From the Loserarena (valley station of the Loser cable cars) along the nine-kilometer panoramic road up to 1,600 m.

From the Loser Arena, the nine-kilometer-long paved panoramic road leads up to an altitude of 1,600 meters. Easy ascent for e-bikes, road bikes, and MTBs with spectacular views of the Ausseerland region. Ideal after-work tour with sunset panorama while mountain biking on the Loser.

Best season

January
February
March
April
November
December

More information

The best way to get to Altaussee is to plan with google.at/maps.
Numerous parking spaces are available directly in the Loserarena. 

This impressive mountain bike tour in Ausseerland starts right at the Loser Arena, the valley station of the Loser Bergbahnen cable cars. From there, the well-maintained Loser Panoramastraße climbs steadily for nine kilometers to around 1,600 meters above sea level. Perfectly suited for e-bikes, but also easily manageable with a normal mountain bike or road bike.

The route offers fantastic views of the Ausseerland Salzkammergut and is a prime example of a mountain bike panorama tour. The continuous ascent on asphalt ensures an even load and makes this route an unforgettable experience even for beginners and leisure riders.

Whether early in the morning, during the day, or as an after-work outing, this route is a highlight at any time of day. The panorama is at its most spectacular at sunrise or sunset. Once at the top, the views of the surrounding mountains and Lake Altaussee invite you to linger.

Emergency call rescue: 144

Emergency Reporting Tip - Provide answers to the six W questions:

  • What happened?
  • How many injured?
  • Where did the accident happen? (possibly GPS coordinates)
  • Who is reporting? (callback number)
  • When did the accident happen?
  • Weather at the accident site?
A few tips for safe biking:
  • Before and after each bike tour check the air pressure, spoke tension and brake pads.
  • The helmet belongs to every tour.
  • Consider in advance what equipment you need: warm clothing, rain and wind protection, repair kit and first aid kit belong in the backpack. Also a charged cell phone.
If you haven't had enough after the mountain tour, you can still hike to the Augstsee (about 15 minutes walk), Loserfenster (about 45 minutes walk) or Loser summit (about 1.5 hours).

Ideal for anyone looking to enjoy nature on a bike and who prefers a moderately challenging route. The tour can be combined wonderfully with other mountain bike routes in Ausseerland and is a must for any mountain bike holiday in Ausseerland.


Tourist office Ausseerland Salzkammergut
Information office Altaussee
Fischerndorf 61
8992 Altaussee
+43 3622 716 43
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Cycling maps are available at the information offices in Ausseerland.

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What the weather will be like Altaussee (727m)

Today, 09.10.2026

Light morning rain, but slowly becoming sunny during the day.
Morning
foggy
8°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 80%
sr.Windstärke 5 km/h
Noon
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13°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 15%
sr.Windstärke 5 km/h
Night
slightly cloudy
10°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 0%
sr.Windstärke 0 km/h

Tomorrow, 10.10.2026

Sunny in the early morning, but soon clouds will gather and will lead to light rain towards evening.
Morning
slightly cloudy
8°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 15%
sr.Windstärke 0 km/h
Noon
cloudy
13°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 45%
sr.Windstärke 5 km/h
Night
foggy
10°C
sr.Regenwahrscheinlichkeit 70%
sr.Windstärke 0 km/h

Forecast

11.10.2026
cloudy
7°C 14°C
12.10.2026
cloudy
6°C 13°C
13.10.2026
very sunny
4°C 16°C

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