Eugendorf: Trails, Views and Culture

If you are looking for hotels in Eugendorf, you can plan your trip around specific interests in the area: marked trails, viewpoints, cycling routes, golf, architectural history and events each offer a different focus.

Trails and Views

Eugendorf has numerous marked trails for beginners, families and experienced hikers. The “Around Eugendorfer Berg” route offers a distinctive landscape: it opens up views of the city of Salzburg and the entire Flachgau region.

Hochkreuz is a destination and viewpoint for locals and visitors. It lies on a small hill, from where the view extends across the Salzburg Basin to the local mountains of the state capital. At Hochkreuz, the Way of St. James continues to the Maria Plain pilgrimage church and on to Salzburg. The “Around Eugendorfer Berg” route offers views of two sights: the city of Salzburg and the entire Flachgau region. From Hochkreuz, by contrast, the view extends across the Salzburg Basin to the local mountains of the state capital. The route offers views of the city and Flachgau, while Hochkreuz reveals a different part of the landscape, with the Salzburg Basin and the local mountains.

Cycling and Golf

More than 20 varied cycling routes start from Eugendorf. The town is also connected to the Salzburg Lake District’s 600-kilometre cycling network. For cycling, Eugendorf offers both routes that start in town and a connection to the Salzburg Lake District’s 600-kilometre regional cycling network. In addition, some cycling routes follow former railway lines. If you also pay attention to the route during your ride, cycling routes along former railway lines offer a link to the old railways.

At Römergolf Golf Club, a 9-hole course and an 18-hole panoramic course are both available. The Eugendorf Championship Course is an 18-hole golf course. Römergolf offers a choice ranging from a 9-hole course to an 18-hole panoramic course; the Eugendorf Championship Course is another 18-hole course.

Church and Event Dates

St. Martin’s Parish Church combines a precisely dated new building with distinctive architectural details. It was rebuilt in 1736 to plans by court master mason Tobias Kendler. The Baroque building is surrounded by a cemetery. The high altar features a gilded tabernacle from around 1737 with a crucifix. The high altar features the gilded tabernacle with a crucifix, linking the church’s architectural history with its furnishings.

The Georgiritt, a procession at the Church of St. George in Kirchberg, Eugendorf, takes place every two years in spring. In 2026, the Eugendorf Prangerschützen will hold Kessel-Wurst-Sunday at Eugendorf market square. If an event date is important for your trip, check the exact date in advance.

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