Racing bike trails in the 360° Alps
In time with the curves through Upper Austria
Wide roads. Clear destinations.
Road cycling in 360° Alpenland means going the distance - through landscapes that show character. From the passes and mountains of Pyhrn-Priel, sporty routes roll into the valleys of the Kalkalpen National Park and on along long river valleys to the 1,000-year-old town of Steyr. Quiet country roads, challenging climbs and flowing passages through gentle hills near Bad Hall create space for speed and concentration.
Training round or day tour - the road bike trails in Upper Austria combine sporting ambition with clear orientation and an honest experience of nature. Everything is close together, without detours. Those who pedal here feel the vastness - and yet remain in the heart of Upper Austria.
All road bike trails in 360° Alpenland:
Things to know about road cycling in the 360° Alps
The 360° Alpenland offers a variety of road bike routes for all ability levels, from leisurely tours to challenging mountain pass crossings and flatter routes along rivers.
Please note that the road bike tours are not signposted (exception: the Pyhrn-Priel panoramic tour as R311/R811)!
You can find the route descriptions with GPS data here on the website.
The best time to ride a road bike is usually summer, from June to September. During this time, the roads are dry and the temperatures are pleasant.
In addition to a well-maintained road bike, you will need a helmet, a first aid kit, suitable cycling clothing, a rucksack with provisions and sufficient water, as well as a repair bag with the most important tools.
The Hengst Pass and the Pyhrn Pass are particularly popular, and the 3 Passes Tour is recommended here.
Another favourite is the National Park Giro with 131km and 1,600m and the Sportpanorama Tour in Bad Hall.
In spring, the Upper Austria Tour takes place with a finish stage on the Höss in Hinterstoder. At the end, the pros tackle the Höss panorama road with a difference in altitude of around 900 metres.
In spring, the Upper Austria Tour takes place with a finish stage on the Höss in Hinterstoder. At the end, the pros tackle the Höss panoramic road with a difference in altitude of around 900 metres. Hobby and licence riders can take part in the Höss Climb Challenge in advance and compete with the pros.
Every year in July, the Tour of Austria leads through the heart of Upper Austria - with stage locations in 360° Alpine country, where sporting ambition meets mountain feeling and genuine hospitality
You will find more information in good time in our event calendar.
Yes, the Bett+Bike businesses specialise in cyclists.
Here you can park your bike safely, wash your bike and have your bike jersey washed.
There are also maps and small tools available and you can get information about the coolest tours.
- Watch out for traffic: Share the road with other road users.
- Adjust your speed: Adapt your speed to the conditions and your abilities.
- Respect other users: Pay attention to hikers and other nature lovers.
- Plan your route: Find out about the route and altitude metres in advance.
Always wear a helmet and check the weather conditions before you set off.