MTB Tour - Böndlsee round trip

From the village of Dienten, follow the Dientner Landesstrasse (L216) out of the valley towards Lend until you pass by the Sägewerk Feroli sawmill. Continue following the road, and after ca. 500m, a tractor path called the “Wallreitweg” starts on the left side of the street. This path leads somewhat steeply uphill at first but then evens out. The path is used by residents and tractors/agricultural machinery. Cars and trucks are generally not allowed. On the last stretch of the forest path, you will reach the Hinterbühel farm, from which a paved road leads down the mountain to the Unterdorf/ Oberdorf farms. The road branches off here and leads around the lake. The return trip follows the same route.

From the Dienten Ski Centre (MTB, eBike rental and eBike filling station), follow the Dientner Landesstraße (L216) in the direction of Lend out of the valley to the Feroli sawmill. From there we follow the course of the road for about another 500 m. Here a tractor path called "Wallreitweg" begins on the left side of the road. This starts off a little steeper uphill, but the route changes again and again into a straight line. The path is used by local residents and tractors/agricultural machinery. When you reach the last section of the field path, you will reach the Hinterbühel farm, from here an asphalt road leads down the hill to the Unterdorf/Oberdorf farms. Here the road branches off, which leads around the lake. The way back is via the same route.

Coming from Salzburg: Take the A10 freeway to the Bischofshofen exit, then take the B311 in the direction of Bischofshofen. Follow the Hochkönig Bundesstraße/B164 to Mühlbach and further to Dienten.
Coming from Innsbruck/ Kufstein: On the Loferer Straße/B178 in the direction of St. Johann i.T., then on the Hochkönig Bundesstraße/B164 via Saalfelden and Maria Alm to Dienten or to the Filzensattel.
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