Arrival by car

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Arrivals from Eastern Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary

• Westautobahn Vienna - Salzburg (A 1)
  
• Wals-Lofer exit
  
• then via Bad Reichenhall to Steinpaß frontier crossing
  
• Lofer, direction Zell am See
  
• Maishofen
• Saalbach Hinterglemm
  
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• Westautobahn Vienna-Salzburg (A1)
  
• at the Salzburg interchange switch to the Tauern Autobahn (A 10), direction Villach
  
• at the Bischofshofen interchange take the Pinzgauer Bundesstrasse (B 311), direction Zell am See
  
• Maishofen
• Saalbach Hinterglemm

Arrivals from Germany (No Autobahn toll sticker is needed)

• Munich-Salzburg Autobahn (A8) to the Siegsdorf exit
  
• Then in the direction of Inzell
  
• Continue to a fork with signposting for Lofer
  
• Cross the frontier at Steinpaß and continue to Lofer
  
• From there, continue to Saalfelden in the direction of Zell am See
  
• At Maishofen take the turning into the Glemmtal
• It is then only 14 km to Saalbach

Arrivals from Italy, Slovenia, Croatia (Villach)

• Tauernautobahn Villach - Salzburg (A10)
  
• at the Bischofshofen interchange take the Pinzgauer Bundesstrasse (B 311), direction Zell am See
  
• Maishofen
• Saalbach Hinterglemm
  
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• Tauernautobahn Villach - Salzburg (A10)
  
• after Spittal next exit to Mallnitz-Böckstein motorail train
  
• then take the Pinzgauer Bundesstrasse (B 311), direction Zell am See
  
• Maishofen
• Saalbach Hinterglemm

Arrivals from Italy (Brenner)

• Brenner Autobahn (A13) direction Innsbruck
  
• at the Innsbruck Ost exit switch to the Inntal Autobahn (A 12) direction Wörgl
  
• exit Wörgl West
  
• follow the Bundesstrasse B 312 to Saalfelden
  
• Maishofen
• Saalbach Hinterglemm