
A short, intense toll panorama road of tight hairpins above Altaussee in the Salzkammergut, with views over the Altausseer See to the Dachstein.
The Loser Panoramastraße climbs about 9 km from Altaussee up the flank of the 1,838 m Loser in the Totes Gebirge, gaining height fast through a dense stack of tight hairpins to the Loser Alm restaurant near 1,600 m. It is steep and concentrated rather than long, rewarding the toll with a panorama over the Altausseer See, the Dachstein glacier and, on a clear day, Hallstatt in the distance. The tarmac is good and the road one-and-a-half lanes on the hairpins. Open roughly May to October. Mind the steep stacked hairpins with limited passing room, the toll barrier and seasonal hours, and cyclists and walkers near the top.
Where it runs3.6 mi · point to point
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Corners
busiest around mile 1Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%972.6 – 1,590.4 mPoints of interest3 stops
- LoserhütteFood and drink3.0 mi in
- GraskögerlViewpoint3.5 mi in
- LoserfensterViewpoint3.6 mi in
Hazards
- Steep stacked hairpins with limited passing room
- Toll barrier and seasonal opening hours
- Cyclists and walkers near the summit
Sources
“Die Strecke ist kurvenreich und bietet viele Serpentinen, die für zusätzlichen Fahrspaß sorgen.”
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