Enns Valley Railway

Bischofshofen–Selzthal
IC train near Trautenfels.
Overview
Line number
Service
Route number	250
Technical
Line length	98.6 km (61.3 mi) (Double-track railway: Stainach-Irdning–Liezen 1 turnout )
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
Minimum radius	233 m (764 ft)
Electrification	15 kV 16.7 Hz AC
Operating speed	110 km/h (68 mph) max.
Maximum incline	2.4  %
hide Route map hide Legend Salzburg-Tyrol Railway from Wörgl Hbf 0,238 Bischofshofen Salzburg-Tyrol Railway to Salzburg Central Kreuzberg Tunnel 711.1 m (AA) 4,247 Pöham 610 m above sea level (AA) Alpfahrt Tunnel (59,70 m) Hüttau Tunnel (98,40 m) 10,079 Hüttau Terminal 722 m above sea level (AA) 12,237 Niedernfritz-Sankt Martin 758 m above sea level (AA) 17,085 Eben im Pongau 856 m above sea level (AA) 21,018 Altenmarkt im Pongau (passing loop) 843 m above sea level (AA) 24,070 Radstadt 832 m above sea level (AA) 28,717 Ennswald-Forstau ( closed 02.06.1996) 32,275 Mandling 812 m above sea level (AA) Salzburg/Styria state border 36,760 Pichl 769 m above sea level (AA) 41,565 Schladming 739 m above sea level (AA) 47,630 ( closed 02.06.1996) 51,722 698 m above sea level (AA) 53,342 693 m above sea level (AA) 57,807 Pruggern 690 m above sea level (AA) 59,879 Gröbming 676 m above sea level (AA) 63,351 Stein an der Enns 667 m above sea level (AA) 67,798 Öblarn 663 m above sea level (AA) 70,999 Niederöblarn 656 m above sea level (AA) 73,066 Sankt Martin am Grimming 649 m above sea level (AA) to Attnang-Puchheim 80,372 Stainach-Irdning 645 m above sea level (AA) 83,707 turnout Liezen 1 642 m above sea level (AA) 83,829 Wörschach-Schwefelbad (former station) 644 m above sea level (AA) 90,000 Gypsum factory siding (passing loop) 90,392 siding (passing loop) 92,700 Liezen 642 m above sea level (AA) 94,572 siding Schleife Selzthal (planned) , Selzthal Süd turnout from St. Michael 98,912 639 m above sea level (AA) to Linz Central to Sankt Valentin Double track section

The Enns Valley Railway (German: Ennstalbahn) is an electrified, standard gauge main line railway in the Austrian states of Styria and Salzburg. It was originally built and operated by the Empress Elisabeth Railway Company. The line is an important link for the two Austrian states, West Austria and Germany.

External links[]

• Enns Valley Railway photograph album at eisenbahn-in-oesterreich.at.

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