W13 - MTB - Panorama Trail

Rules of conduct

Fair play rules for orderly coexistence:

Please stay on the marked and signed routes Use of the cycling routes is at your own risk Observe the bike maps and route descriptions Forest roads are work areas. Expect machinery, wood or potholes on the road, livestock, and motor vehicle traffic Particular attention must be paid to motor vehicles and pedestrians Ride at a controlled speed. If unexpected obstacles appear, dismount and push your bike past the obstacle No riding at dusk to protect wildlife Opening hours: May 1 - August 31 from 9 am to 8:30 pm; September 1 – October 31 from 9 am to 5 pm Camping, staying overnight in the forest at night, making fires, disturbing wildlife, or entering forest cultures under 3 m tree height is legally prohibited Always close pasture gates and doors. Beware of forestry work! Hikers always have priority over mountain bikers Keep the environment clean and avoid noise Observe traffic regulations and provide first aid if necessary Regularly check your sports equipment and always wear a helmet Please also communicate these fair play rules and thus raise awareness. Thank you!

Arrival:

From the north (D, NL, B, L, DK, SK): 1) Munich - Salzburg - Tauern motorway (A10) - Spittal junction - Greifenburg - Weissensee

2) Munich - Salzburg - Bad Gastein (train loading - Tauern tunnel) - Mallnitz - Möllbrücke - Greifenburg - Weissensee

3) Munich - Großglockner High Alpine Road - Heiligenblut - Winklern - Iselsberg - Oberdrauburg - Greifenburg - Weissensee

4) Munich - Mittersill - Felbertauern Road - Lienz - Oberdrauburg - Greifenburg - Weissensee

From the west (CH, F, I): Innsbruck - Mittersill - Felbertauern Road or Brenner motorway - Lienz - Oberdrauburg - Greifenburg - Weissensee

From the east (A, H): 1) South motorway (A2) - Villach - Spittal - Greifenburg - Weissensee or Villach - toward Italy to Hermagor/Gailtal exit - Hermagor - Weissensee 2) West motorway (A1) - Salzburg - Tauern motorway (A10) - Spittal junction - Greifenburg - Weissensee

From the south (I, SLO, HR): 1) Udine - Tarvisio - Hermagor/Gailtal exit - Hermagor - Weissensee 2) Ljubljana - Karawank tunnel - Villach - toward Italy to Hermagor/Gailtal exit - Hermagor – Weissensee

...by train

Arrive comfortably and stress-free by train! Use the station shuttle service - it takes you from Greifenburg station to the 10 km distant Weissensee Nature Park. Shuttle reservations at: www.naturparkshuttle.com (reservation by 6 pm the day before at the latest) 

Stay in a partner accommodation of the Weissensee Mountain Railway and use it as often as you like for free.

At the end of the single trail, in the area of the mountain railway valley station, there is also a bike washing station where traces of the ride can be removed.