Cycling routes, viewpoints, a pilgrimage route and a baroque church building give a stay in Eugendorf different focal points. Anyone who likes to be outdoors will find starting points for cycling and hiking; views and culture set other accents. When planning your trip, it is worth first considering which of these interests should shape your stay.
Cycling and Hiking
More than 20 varied cycling tours start from Eugendorf. The town is connected to the 600-kilometre cycle path network of the Salzburg Lake District; in addition, cycling tours lead along former railway lines. The information offers various approaches to selection: tours starting in Eugendorf, the regional network connection and routes along former railway lines.
There are also numerous marked hiking trails. They are aimed at beginners, families and experienced hikers. When choosing a specific hike, you can use your own experience level as a guide.
Views and the St. James Way
The route “Around the Eugendorfer Berg” offers views of the city of Salzburg and the entire Flachgau. The Hochkreuz is an excursion destination and viewpoint for locals and visitors. From the small hill, the view reaches the Salzburg Basin and the local mountains of the state capital. The viewing targets therefore differ: on the route, the city of Salzburg and the Flachgau are in the foreground, while at the Hochkreuz the basin and the local mountains take centre stage.
At the Hochkreuz, the St. James Way continues to the pilgrimage church of Maria Plain and on to Salzburg. This means the viewpoint can also be considered in connection with a specific pilgrimage route. If you are interested in its route, Maria Plain and Salzburg are two named further destinations.
Baroque Church Art
The parish church of St. Martin was rebuilt in 1736 according to plans by court master mason Tobias Kendler. Its baroque building is surrounded by a cemetery. The high altar contains a gilded tabernacle from around 1737 with a crucifix. The construction year and the approximate date of the tabernacle provide two closely spaced chronological reference points for the church. Together with the surrounding cemetery, they offer different aspects of its building and furnishings history.
Golf and Events
The Römergolf Golf Club combines a 9-hole course with an 18-hole panoramic course. The Championship Course Eugendorf is an 18-hole golf course. If you would like to include golf in your stay, you can compare the course formats by number of holes: at Römergolf, both a 9-hole course and an 18-hole panoramic course are mentioned; at the Championship Course, the 18-hole course is the focus.
The Georgiritt at the branch church of Kirchberg to St. George in Eugendorf takes place every two years in spring. For 2026, the Kessel-Wurst Sunday of the Prangerschützen Eugendorf is planned for the market square in Eugendorf. If an event is to determine the timing of your trip, check the specific date in advance.
Anyone looking for hotels in Eugendorf can tailor their stay according to which of these activities is the deciding factor for their trip.
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