Travelling by car
into the 360° Alps
Travelling by car to 360° Alpenland
Roads and views. Freedom and anticipation.
Even the journey to 360° Alpenland is part of the holiday. Well connected via the A9 Pyhrn motorway, the B140 or the Westautobahn motorway, you can reach the heart of Upper Austria easily and without detours. From Passau, Vienna, Graz or Salzburg , the route leads directly into a landscape that changes step by step: gentle hills around Bad Hall, the river valleys of Steyr and Enns, and behind them the striking peaks between Pyhrn and Priel.
By car, you remain flexible - for a stopover in the old town of Steyr, an early start towards the Kalkalpen National Park or a detour to the thermal baths in Bad Hall. Hiking holidays, cultural trips or wellness breaks can be easily combined here, as distances are short and transitions are seamless. Parking facilities in the villages and at many excursion destinations make it easy to arrive. Arrival doesn't just begin on site, but with every kilometre towards the Alps.
A route planner calculates the quickest route to your holiday destination in 360° Alpenland in the heart of Upper Austria.
Austrian motorways are subject to tolls. This means that the toll sticker must be stuck behind the windscreen or purchased digitally before the journey. The vignette is valid for one day (only available digitally), ten days, two months or one year and is available at border crossings, petrol stations and at automobile clubs as well as digitally at asfinag.at/maut-vignette/vignette.
From 1 November to 15 April, winter tyres are mandatory in Austria, whereby winter tyres must be fitted on all four wheels in winter driving conditions.
The ÖAMTC offers a practical route planner showing the charging stations for electric cars: To the route planner with charging stations
On our page for electric charging stations you will find all bike and e-car charging stations in 360° Alpenland at a glance.
If you are travelling to 360° Alpenland by car, you will find easily accessible parking facilities in towns, valleys and at the starting points of numerous tours.