Getting here by motorbike

You can get to your holiday destination quickly and easily using all the main routes. Carinthia is about a three-hour ride from Munich, Vienna, Zagreb and Venice.

There are various alternative routes through other parts of Austria with less traffic that are also recommended by the motoring clubs and safety authorities:

  • Karnische Dolomitenstraße (B 111) from Sillian to Kötschach-Mauthen (toll free)
  • Felbertauernstrasse (B 108) from Kitzbühel to Oberdrauburg (toll payable – Tour-4-Ticket)
  • Grossglockner High Alpine Road (B 107) from Zell am See to Heiligenblut (toll payable – Tour-4-Ticket)
  • Tauern motorail shuttle (B 167/B 105) from Böckstein to Mallnitz (motorcycles transported every hour) > Please note that the Tauern motorail will not be running for the duration of the construction work, from 18 November 2024 to 04 July 2025!
  • Katschberg (B 99) from St. Michael to Rennweg (toll free)
  • Schönfeld (L 19) from St. Margarethen to Innerkrems (toll free)
  • Turracher Höhe (B 95) from Tamsweg to Ebene Reichenau (toll free)
  • Flattnitz (L 63) from Stadl/Mur to Feldkirchen (toll free)
  • Auen nature reserve (L 62a) from Murau to Metnitz (toll free)
  • Görtschitztal-Strasse (B 92) from Neumarkt to Hüttenberg (toll free)
  • Obacher Sattel (B 78) from Judenburg to Bad St. Leonhard (toll free)
  • Packsattel (B 70) from Köflach to Wolfsberg (toll free)
  • Hebalm (L 136) from Deutschlandsberg to Wolfsberg (toll free)
  • Weinebene (L 148) from Deutschlandsberg to Wolfsberg (toll free)
  • Soboth (B 69) from Eibiswald to Lavamünd (toll free) 

Weather today, 08. December 2024