{"id":6921,"date":"2024-05-09T05:45:45","date_gmt":"2024-05-09T03:45:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.muatsdrawig.at\/?p=6921"},"modified":"2026-01-01T23:20:33","modified_gmt":"2026-01-01T22:20:33","slug":"the-car-free-bike-adventure-day-at-lake-attersee","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.muatsdrawig.at\/en\/der-autofreie-rad-erlebnistag-am-attersee","title":{"rendered":"The car-free cycling adventure day at Lake Attersee"},"content":{"rendered":"

The car-free cycling adventure day at Lake Attersee is not only a highlight for cycling and sports enthusiasts, but also a really nice day out for the whole family. <\/h2>\n

On Sunday, 05\/05\/2024, the 27th Car-Free Cycling Experience Day took place on Lake Attersee. Of course, we didn't want to miss it. Eli is known to be the running enthusiast among us. I, on the other hand, tend to cycle more. So there was no question of me taking part in the cycling adventure day this year. Of course, Emma was also there and I could also look forward to Eli's support, which motivated me even more. I would like to tell you what it was like for us and how we fared in this article.<\/p>\n

Directions and parking facilities<\/h3>\n

By car<\/h4>\n

Whether you're coming from Salzburg or Vienna\/Linz, as is so often the case, take the motorway. More precisely, take the A1 motorway and follow it to the Seewalchen exit. When you reach the main road, turn right towards Kammer, which is closed during the Car-Free Cycling Experience Day on Lake Attersee. Opposite the exit is the commuter car park. With a bit of luck, you'll get a nice spot for your car here. As it was a Sunday, we could also use the car park at Eurospar, Hervis and other shops. We were there at 08:30, half an hour before the official start. The car park was about half full. Despite the many parking options, you should start the day as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

With public transport<\/h4>\n

Travelling to the starting point in Kammer by public transport is also easy. Whether you are travelling from Salzburg or Vienna, the first train will take you to V\u00f6cklabruck station. From here, a train goes directly to the Kammer-Sch\u00f6rfling railway station. After 5 stops and a 15-minute journey, you have already reached your destination. The practical thing about travelling by public transport is that you get off right at the start and can start this great tour straight away.<\/p>\n

Key data for the car-free cycling experience day at Lake Attersee<\/h3>\n

\"\"I don't need to say much here. The road around Lake Attersee was closed from 08:30 to 16:30. Around 65,000 cyclists didn't want to miss out on this highlight and took part in the car-free cycling adventure day on Lake Attersee. The official start was at 09:30 in Kammer at the Agerbr\u00fccke bridge and the circular route went anti-clockwise. In the direction of Nu\u00dfdorf, on to Unterach through Weyregg and back to the starting point. Our first stop was in Unterach, after just under 22 kilometres. We took our first break here at around the halfway point. We took a deep breath, recharged our batteries and then continued on. The next stop was at the finish line. There we had a well-earned meal, something to drink and I treated myself to a delicious soft ice cream.<\/p>\n