Five-Mountains Tour | 310
Tour description
This diverse tour around Hauser Kaibling leads over Galsterberg, Gössenberg, Petersberg, and Gumpenberg up to Oberhausberg. You can expect a good mix of longer climbs, scenic sections, and quiet valley stretches.
Highlights include the Madame Flow Trail and the idyllic Styrian Bodensee. Ideal for sporty bikers looking for variety and nature.
Permitted Riding Times:
- April 1 to August 31: 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM
- September 1 to October 31: 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Throughout 2026, we continue to improve and standardize our MTB signage system. As part of this process, existing signposts are being adjusted, locations are being optimized, and some route numbers are being updated.
During this transition period, there may occasionally be minor differences in the signage on site. Thank you for your understanding – these improvements will create a clearer and more user-friendly guidance system for your bike experience.
The tour
Map, elevation profile & further information
The Haus-Aich singletrack is subject to a fee (€5), but free with the Schladming-Dachstein Card. This is where the Madame Flow Trail begins. At the end of the trail at the Sonnberg parking area, turn right towards Aich and continue downhill to the Enns.
Then follow the Enns cycle path towards Pruggern. From there, the challenging climb to Galsterberg begins, starting on asphalt and only turning into gravel in the upper section. At the top, the route continues towards Gössenberg.
From there, continue over Gössenberg into the Seewigtal valley to the Styrian Bodensee. The route then leads over Petersberg and through Gumpental via Gumpenberg towards Oberhausberg.
Passing the top station of the Hauser Kaibling 8-person gondola at Oberhausberg, the route finally descends back into the valley and returns to the starting point at Sport Hauser Kaibling.
Throughout 2026, we continue to improve and standardize our MTB signage system. As part of this process, existing signposts are being adjusted, locations are being optimized, and some route numbers are being updated.
During this transition period, there may occasionally be minor differences in the signage on site. Thank you for your understanding – these improvements will create a clearer and more user-friendly guidance system for your bike experience.
From Graz: Follow the A9 to Liezen. There, take the B320 and continue in the direction of Schladming. Leave the road at the exit "Hauser Kaibling".
Sufficient free parking spaces available at the Hauser Kaibling valley station.- Always wear a helmet and appropriate clothing.
- Ride only on paved and signposted paths.
- Watch out for traffic at crossroads and road junctions!
- Be considerate and give way.
- Avoid blocking the rear wheel and thus help to maintain the paths.
- Control your speed downhill!
- Protect the environment and don't leave rubbish, etc. in the mountains!
In case of emergency, please dial the following emergency numbers: No. 140 - Mountain rescue
No. 112 - Euro emergency call
The right bike: mountain bike or gravel bike with studded tyres, racing bikes are not recommended.
Breakdowns can happen - but rarely at the doorstep of one of the numerous service points: a basic kit of tools and accessories therefore never hurts! Spare inner tube and/or repair kit, universal spanner, air pump, brake and shift cable, as well as a screwdriver can never hurt.
- Plan breaks: Along the route, many huts and inns invite you to stop for a relaxing break and enjoy regional specialties.
- E-mountain bike: With electric support, the tour is also suitable for less experienced bikers. There are several e-bike charging stations along the route. Their locations can be seen on the map and in the elevation profile, making it easy to plan your tour and possible charging stops.
For further information, please contact us at:
Tourismusverband Schladming-Dachstein
- Tel.: +43 3687 233 10
- info@schladming-dachstein.at
- Information offices
