The pilgrimage church Maria Kirchental, also known as "Pinzgau Cathedral", is located at 900 metres altitude amidst the Loferer Mountains and is one of the most significant pilgrimage sites in Salzburg.

It is certain that Maria Kirchental features the largest inventory of art historically significant votive images. The around 1,200 votive tablets, mainly dating back to the 17th and 18th century, have all been restored.

In Salzburger Land, at the foot of the two Loferer mountain ranges and the Leogang Mountains as well as at the foothills of Steinernes Meer, nature has created bizarrely shaped cliffs, raging waterfalls and one of Europe’s largest cave systems, all within a very small area.

Just two kilometres from each other – nestled among Pinzgau’s Saalachtal – you’ll find the three extraordinary natural landmarks: Vorderkaser Gorge, Seisenberg Gorge and Lamprecht’s Cave – more commonly known as the "Saalachtal Natural Wonders". With your Saalachtal Summercard benefit from free admission to Vorderkaser and Seisenberg Gorges.

These attractions created by nature can be reached via state road 311 as well as by bicycle via the Tauern bikeway directly from Salzburg or Saalfelden.

A very popular destination for families is Almenwelt Lofer. All year long - spring, summer, autumn and winter - you’ll find rest, relaxation, sports and, above all, plenty of fun here!

All those who enjoy doing sports will be rewarded with unparalleled mountain panoramas and culinary delights in the mountain inns and huts.

TIP: With the Salzburger Saalachtal Summercard use of the Almbahn I + II lifts, which will take you up to the Almenwelt quickly and in comfort, is free - also with your bike!