The Entdecker-Radtour
A cycling-tour full of discoveries.
Nature & Outdoor Activity in the Quellenviertel
Get out into the fresh air. Take a deep breath. And just set off.
In the Quellenviertel, exercise happens almost without you realising it. You cycle through rolling hills, trudge through tranquil moorland, sit in the saddle and explore the region on horseback, or follow ancient pilgrimage routes that tell a story better than a thousand words. Rivers flow calmly along their courses, lakes glisten in the sunlight – and somewhere in between, you realise: this is where you belong.
Whether you’re out for a sporty ride or a leisurely discovery tour – out here, it’s not about higher, faster, further. It’s about that wonderful feeling of reconnecting with yourself.
Get on your bike, set off, or simply stop and take it all in.
The main thing: being outdoors.
Being outdoors. Just the way you like it.
Cycling through rolling hills.
Walking through woods and across meadows.
Discovering the next horizon on horseback.
In the Quellenviertel, there isn’t just one way.
There are many.
Nature that gives you space.
For speed, for tranquillity – and for everything in between.
More nature experiences in the Quellenviertel
Natural swimming lakes, thermal spas and outdoor pools beckon. Take the plunge, let yourself drift and enjoy the summer in complete relaxation.
Winding roads, rolling hills and sweeping views. Every ride becomes an adventure when you’re out and about in KTM’s home region.
Well-maintained fairways, rolling countryside and a relaxed atmosphere. Tee off, take a deep breath and enjoy a round of golf surrounded by nature.
Experience the herbs, breathe deeply in the forest, find peace. Recharge your batteries amidst the hills, nature and mindfulness.
Around 1,000 km across 131 signposted routes in 30 local authorities.
Get moving, give things a go and have fun. For young and old alike – be active through play and discover new things.
Calm waters, clear rivers and peaceful spots. Cast your line, wait, and enjoy nature to the full.
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The Quellenviertel is as colourful as life itself, so there’s always plenty to discover and experience. Here are a few suggestions for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Because so many things come together here: rolling hills, villages, riverside scenery, forests and places to stop for a bite to eat. Cycle paths wind their way through tranquil countryside and bustling villages, along the Trattnach, beside the Inn and through wooded and hilly landscapes. So there’s plenty on offer for leisurely rides, e-bike excursions and keen cyclists alike. That’s just the way it is.
Yes. In Bad Schallerbach, you can hire e-bikes from the tourist information centre. In Gallspach, there is a ‘cyclists’ rest and charging point’ where cyclists can recharge their e-bikes and their own batteries. E-bike charging stations and bike repair services are also listed in the information.
Link: Cycle-friendly businesses
Horse riding is a real highlight in the Ampflwang area. There is an extensive network of riding and leisure trails, riding centres, riding holidays, guest stables, paddocks, guided rides, riding lessons and activities for children. From your first attempts at riding to treks through woods and rolling countryside, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Yes. The listings include introductory riding sessions, pony courses, pony leading, riding lessons, carriage rides and guided trail rides. There are also activities for children, some of which are suitable even for very young children. So don’t be afraid of the saddle – it’s perfectly fine to take it easy at the start.
Yes. These include, amongst others, dressage, Western riding courses, show jumping, arena riding, trail riding, guided group rides, competition riding and Icelandic horse activities. The Hausruckhof Equestrian Centre is home to around 120 Icelandic horses, whilst the Pollhammer Riding and Driving Stables boast extensive facilities including indoor riding arenas, sand-surfaced riding tracks and direct access to the network of bridleways.
Meadows, forests, hills, rivers and lakes. Particularly worth mentioning are the Hausruck and Kobernaußerwald forests, the Lower Inn European Nature Reserve with over 300 species of bird, the Trattnach, the Botanica Park in Bad Schallerbach, Lake Holzöstersee, Leithen bathing lake and many forest and meadow paths.