The Jungfernsprung Waterfall was right off the B107 portion of the Grossglockner High Alpine Road (or Großglockner Hochalpenstraße). I’ll describe the driving directions from both Zell am See to the north as well as Lienz to the south.

From the center of Zell am See, we drove south on the Brucker Bundestraße as it entered some tunnels leading me onto the B311 going south. Once out of the tunnels, I remained on the B311 due south for another 4km before taking the ramp on the right to go south on the Glocknerstraße.

Note that if you’re coming from Sankt Johann im Pongau, then this road would be accessed from an off-ramp leaving the B311 at about 33km west of the city. Once off the highway, turn left to go south on the Glocknerstraße.

Once on the Glocknerstraße, the road then headed south for a little over 13km to the toll booths, where we had to pay 36 euros (as of 2018) to proceed onwards. Then, we would continue another 36km south along the B107 Road all the way to the Jungfernsprung car park on the right.

This drive would take about 90 minutes, and it would require a toll since it involved driving through the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße.

Going in the opposite direction, from Lienz, we would drive on the B107 northeast towards Winklern. Then, we’d continue driving north on the B107 for about 17km to the car park for Jungfernsprung on the left (roughly 9km before the toll station just uphill from Heiligenblut).

Overall, this drive would take a little over 30 minutes, but a toll wouldn’t be required because it wouldn’t cross any of the toll booths.

For geographical context, Zell am See was 14km (about 15 minutes drive) south of Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer, 28km (about 30 minutes drive) east of Mittersill, 40km (over 30 minutes drive) west of Sankt Johann im Pongau, and 92km (about 90 minutes drive) north of Lienz via the Felbertauern Road as opposed to the much slower Grossglockner Road, and 88km (under 1.5 hours drive) south of Salzburg.