Gravel. Asphalt. Expanse.

Gravel Biking by the Lake

Gravel bike on wooden deck by the lake in front of hotel

More Paths. More Freedom.

Gravel biking combines the dynamism of a road bike with the versatility off paved roads. Around Walchsee, quiet side roads, forest paths, and alpine passages alternate – ideal for tours with varying speeds and demands.

With the high-quality BMC e-gravel bikes discover the Kaiserwinkl at your own pace and with great freedom in planning your route.

Precisely this change of even riding, ascents, and different surfaces provides versatile stimuli for endurance and circulation. In combination with conscious regeneration, gravel biking becomes a harmonious part of Move & Relax – activating, challenging and at the same time balancing.

Gravel riding in Kaiserwinkl

180 km Cycle Paths & 125 km MTBFrom relaxed to sporty – around Walchsee, there's something for every tour.
74.5 km Wilder Kaiser LoopThe Panorama Tour combines wide views with flowing sections.
50.7 km Hohe Salve Loop
Gravel, asphalt, and striking mountain views characterize the loop.
E-Bike RentalModern, high-quality e-gravel bikes are available on site for your tours.

Everything about Gravel Biking

BMC E-Gravel bikes for rent at € 70,– including instruction
Bike workshop, washing facility, and bike depot directly in the resort
Guided Gravel Bike Tours with experienced guides, approx. 3–4 hours
Personal tour advice and insider tips from local experts
Technical training with certified guides for more safety and efficiency
Individual training programs for targeted strengthening of relevant muscle groups
Performance diagnostics with spiroergometry for individual training control
Regeneration offers for recovery after the tour
Move & Relax Cuisine with tailored nutrition for active days

Two cyclists wearing helmets and sunglasses smiling while riding

E-Gravel bike from BMC

With motorized assistance, longer distances and additional meters of altitude become a little easier. High-quality BMC E-Gravel bikes are available at the resort for your tour through Kaiserwinkl.

BMC Roadmachine 01 AMP X
Premium Carbon Frame
TQ-HPR50 Drive System
360 Wh Battery
SRAM FORCE XPLR eTap AXS 12-speed Shifting
35 mm Pirelli Cinturato Gravel Tires
€ 70.00 Rental fee including instruction
Guided rides with experienced guides possible

INQUIRE ABOUT E-GRAVEL BIKE

Gravel bike on a lakeside deck with mountains in the background

Gravel Bike Tours in Kaiserwinkl

From Das Lakeside, it goes directly out into the mountain world – over gravel, quiet side roads, and varied passages between Walchsee and the Kaiser Mountains.

With 180 kilometers of cycle paths and 125 kilometers of MTB trails , Kaiserwinkl offers versatile options for every daily mood: from the relaxed loop in the morning to a longer ride with meters of altitude and sporty demands. Forests, alpine paths, and open landscapes accompany the way – as do wide views of the lake and the Tyrolean mountains.

Those who prefer to ride together can discover new routes with experienced guides . You can find selected gravel routes on our tours page – our team will also be happy to personally assist you with the right selection.

DISCOVER Gravel TOURS

Cyclists wearing helmets on a grassy trail with mountains in the background

Active between lake and mountain

Hikers at a summit cross with panoramic mountain views

Expanse. Paths. Mountain moments.

Gravel Biking by the Lake

Gravel riding in Kaiserwinkl

180 km Cycle Paths & 125 km MTB

74.5 km Wilder Kaiser Loop

E-Bike Rental

Everything about Gravel Biking

E-Gravel bike from BMC

Gravel Bike Tours in Kaiserwinkl

Active between lake and mountain

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Mountain biking

Road cycling

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Triathlon

Hiking

Mountain biking

Road cycling

Golf

Tennis

Swimming

Triathlon

Hiking

Mountain biking

Road cycling

Golf

Tennis

Swimming

Triathlon

Movement with Impulse

Recovery with impact

Nutrition with added value

Frequently asked questions about gravel biking

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