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870 15 Faltkarte Bikeschaukel 2015 EN Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6 Nauders – Pfunds Pfunds – Landeck Landeck – Imst Imst – Lermoos Lermoos – Seefeld in Tirol Seefeld in Tirol – Fulpmes hm hm hm hm hm hm 2.000 2.000 1.200 2.000 2.000 2.000 01 02 1.500 1.500 1.000 1.500 1.500 1.500 04 03 05 1.000 1.000 800 1.000 1.000 1.000 06 10 20 30 40 km 10 20 30 40 50 60km 10 20 10 20 30 40 50km 10 20 30 40 50 km 10 20 30 40 50 60 70km 30km Close to the Italy/Switzerland/Austria border, Stage 1 serves up This stage takes you to the highest point along the entire route. This section is one of two stages that does not utilise the Ride Imster Bergbahnen Chair Lift to the top and embark This ride across lovely Gaistal Valley, which is encircled by This stage leads for a short distance through the Inn Valley, a brilliant expert route. Trail users wanting to travel Segment 1 Sweat it out on two uphill climbs that require a good level of mountain lifts, but is a leisurely mountain bike route. O ering on a mellow descent back down to the valley. The climb spectacular, rugged mountain walls, is a true gem. The route before the climb begins towards the Brenner Pass. After an but minimize their singletrack have an alternative to ride along tness and take you from Inntal Valley to the sunny upland wonderful views of the mountains of the northern Inn Valley, atop Marienbergjoch Col into Außerfern Area will test your climbs towards Seefeld in sweeping hairpins. The top terminal altitude gain of almost 1,200 metres, the mountain lift leads even gravel roads. Departing from Nauders, the route takes in Italy plateau of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis and along the historic Roman this route runs through Zams then up to Rifenal and back strength. Kicking o at 1,800 metres, the trail then snakes its of Grubigstein Gondola heralds the start of an additional higher. The view from the Mutterer Alm down to Innsbruck and Switzerland along the way and o ers fast and owy riding, Road “Via Claudia Augusta” to Fliess. The long downhills on down to Schönwies. way down to Ehrwald Basin; trail riders follow Barbarasteig. downhill for trail riders, following Blindsee Trail. is awe-inspiring. Then nally the descent leads down in to the nice viewpoints and up-close looks at historical sites. this route can either be tackled on gravel roads or singletrack. Stubai Valley. • Distance: 31.5 kilometres • Distance: 41.2 kilometres • Distance: 37.9 kilometres • Distance: 46.1 kilometres • Distance: 56 kilometres • Elevation Gain: 1,092 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,726 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,173 metres • Distance: 60.4 kilometres • Elevation Gain: 2,114 metres • Elevation Gain: 2,198 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: - • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 433 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 393 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,998 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 751 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 950 metres • Mountain lift company: - • Mountain lift company: Imster Bergbahnen • Mountain lift company: Grubigsteinbahn Lermoos, • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 645 metres • Mountain lift company: Bergkastelbahn Nauders • Mountain lift company: Bergbahn Schönjochbahn Fiss • Highest Elevation: 1,247 metres • Highest Elevation: 1,814 metres Ehrwalder Almbahn • Mountain lift company: Mutterer Alm Bergbahnen • Highest Elevation: 2,167 metres • Highest Elevation: 2,421 metres • MTB Trail Di culty: Easy to Moderate • MTB Trail Di culty: Easy to Moderate • Highest Elevation: 1,642 metres • Highest Elevation: 1,764 metres • MTB Trail Di culty: Di cult • MTB Trail Di culty: Di cult • Singletrack options available • MTB Trail Di culty: Easy to Moderate • MTB Trail Di culty: Moderate • Singletrack options available • Singletrack options available • Singletrack options available Stage 7 Stage 8 Stage 9 Stage 10 Stage 11 Stage 12 Fulpmes – Steinach am Brenner Steinach am Brenner – Tulfes Tulfes – Mayrhofen Mayrhofen – Pertisau Pertisau – Steinberg am Rofan Steinberg am Rofan – Alpbach hm hm hm hm 1.400 hm hm 1.600 1.600 1.600 1.200 2.000 2.000 1.400 1.400 1.400 1.000 07 08 09 1.200 1.500 1.500 1.200 1.200 13 800 14 1.000 1.000 10 1.000 1.000 12 1.000 11 600 10 20 30 40 50 km 20 40 60 80km 10 20 30 40km 10 20 30 40km 10 20 30 40km 10 20 30 40 km On this stage of the Tirol Mountain Bike Safari mountain The start of this stage o ers a welcome treat for those wanting If you’re after lung-burning uphill climbs, this stage is for Stage 10 o ers access to lift-serviced gravity fed, adrenaline This stage begins with an ascent with the Karwendelbahn in The route to Kramsach runs beside the swift- owing bikers ‘only’ have to ride 680 vertical metres by themselves – some downhill action. The Bergeralmbahn in Steinach takes you. The sections from Inntal Valley across Geiseljoch Col fuelled descending trails, stupendous views of the Zillertal Pertisau o ering an amazing panorama stretching the length Steinberger Ache and Brandenberger Ache Rivers. Riding across there are many downhill routes with great trail sections, two mountain bikers up 500 metres and then the trail leads back into Zillertal Valley will de nitely test your strength. The Alps, chocolate box villages along the Zillertal cycle Path and, of the lake from south to north. After the descent down the village of Brixlegg, a climb takes you to Reith in Alpbachtal lifts and spectacular views of the high alpine peaks around the down into the Wipptal below the famous Patscherkofel before rewards for the e orts are many—from cycling across a remote nally, skirting the shores of Achensee Lake. Three lift and into the Tristenau Valley, with a fantastic backdrop of the Valley and to the base of Reitherkogelbahn Gondola. Having Stubai Valley. reaching Tulfes. mountain valley to a spectacular crossing and staggering views gondola rides add up to this awesome experience. Karwendel mountains, the route continues over the Kögljoch enjoyed million dollar views from the top of Kerschbaumer of the surrounding mountains. to Steinberg. Saddle, a nal descent takes you down to Alpbach. • Distance: 37.5 kilometres • Distance: 36.4 kilometres • Distance: 74.2 kilometres • Elevation Gain: 2,122 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,116 metres • Distance: 56.4 kilometres • Elevation Gain: 4,303 metres • Distance: 39.1 kilometres • Distance: 43.1 kilometres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 1,438 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 520 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,949 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 3,073 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,343 metres • Elevation Gain: 1,573 metres • Mountain lift company: Elferlifte Stubai, Serlesbahnen • Mountain lift company: Bergeralmbahn Steinach • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: - • Mountain lift company: Penkenbahn Mayrhofen, • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 510 metres • Lift-Assisted Elevation Gain: 470 metres Mieders • Highest Elevation: 1,607 metres • Mountain lift company: - Rosenalmbahn Zell am Ziller, Spieljochbahn Fügen • Mountain lift company: Karwendel Bergbahn • Mountain lift company: Reitherkogelbahn • Highest Elevation: 1,742 metres • MTB Trail Di culty: Easy to Moderate • Highest Elevation: 2,277 metres • Highest Elevation: 2,076 metres • Highest Elevation: 1,629 metres • Highest Elevation: 1,430 metres • MTB Trail Di culty: Moderate • MTB Trail Di culty: Di cult • MTB Trail Di culty: Di cult • MTB Trail Di culty: Moderate • MTB Trail Di culty: Moderate • Singletrack options available Trail Di culty Ratings Stage 13 Stage 14 Stage 15 Stage 16 Easy Family-friendly trails for beginners Trails and recreational riders; average Alpbach – Niederau Niederau – Kirchberg Kirchberg – St. Johann in Tirol St. Johann in Tirol – Walchsee trail grade is 5% or less. Moderate Trails for intermediate to advanced Trails riders with experience. Increased hm challenges and di culty and/or 1.400 obstacles; average trail grade is hm hm hm between 5 and 12%. 2.000 2.000 2.000 1.200 22 Expert These trails cross rugged ter- 1.500 1.500 1.500 1.000 Trails rain with di cult and technical 15 18 800 1.000 1.000 16 1.000 21 challenges and dangerous spots. 17 19 20 600 Exceptional bike control skills and 10 20 30 40km 10 20 30 40 50km 10 20 30 40 50km balance essential to clear many 10 20 30 40 challenging obstacles. Tirol in a Nutshell km After the previous day’s stunning views from the Reither Stage 13 o ers access to over 3,000 vertical meters in one day. The stage to St. Johann includes epic climbing, stunning views The last stage of the Tirol Mountain Bike Safari takes Note: The system focuses on rating the technical challenge of Kogel into the Inn Valley, this stage a ords mountain bikers Four lift and gondola rides add up to this experience. With of Kitzbühel Horn Peak and Wilder Kaiser Range, and fast mountain bikers on a journey showcasing the highlights of trails, such as tread surface and trail grade, not the physical Across a part of the Alps with the Tirol wonderful panoramas towards Wilder Kaiser and a rst look at stupendous views of Brixental Valley and Wilder Kaiser Range, and thrilling downhills from Gaisberg and Hahnenkamm Tirol. Beautiful forests, endless views, lovely villages, a superb exertion. These are a general indication of di culty - there are Mountain Bike Safari the Kitzbühel Alps on the horizon. The delightful panoramic the scenery almost rivals the wonderful trails. Mountains. At the end of this day, Schwarzsee Lake is a great view of the foothills of the Alps and a wonderful Alpine lake easier and more tricky options available within each grade; the ride above Inneralpbach is a real highlight.
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