stopover for alpine crossers

From Salzburg to the Adriatic - and pampering at Miramonte in between

Dear Alpine crosser,

We look forward to welcoming you on your cycle tour at Hotel Miramonte in Bad Gastein. The Alpe-Adria cycle path takes you through unique landscapes and along impressive natural beauty. After a varied day on the bike, we offer cyclists the perfect place to relax and recharge their batteries, not far from the famous and spectacular Bad Gastein waterfall.

Our offer:

Spacious & cosy rooms
Relax in one of our beautiful and modern rooms, some with a balcony.

Safe storage
Bicycles are always safely stored with us.

Repair station
Small repairs can be carried out directly at the hotel.

Laundry service
We offer an overnight laundry service for your sportswear.

Rich breakfast buffet
Start the new day and the next stage with our healthy and varied pampering breakfast.

Wellness area
Relax in our sauna or with a soothing massage (on request).

The Miramonte is located in the immediate vicinity of the Alpe-Adria cycle path, so you can stop off at our hotel without any detours on your journey.
We are happy to give you tips on the most beautiful sections of the route, sights and culinary highlights along the way.
We look forward to seeing you!

Alpe Adria cycle path

Fancy crossing the Alps from north to south?Cycling from the city of Mozart over the main Alpine ridge to the sandy beaches of the Adriatic?
The Alpe Adria Cycle Path takes you from Salzburg to Grado with eight stopovers over 410 kilometres of wonderful scenery and a total of 2,400 metres of ascent. You should definitely plan detours to the many attractions along the way - for example. A trip to the Bluntautal valley near Golling or the Eisriesenwelt Werfen, a visit to the Liechtensteinklamm gorge in St. Johann or a dip in the Gastein swimming lake.
From Böckstein in the Gastein Valley, you can take a leisurely shuttle ride south of the main Alpine ridge to Mallnitz on the Bahn-Tauernschleuse railway. On the Carinthian side, there are a further six stages to the Adriatic Sea.