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Hello, does anyone know if the Spronser Joch is currently accessible (June 21, 2025). Thank you for a quick message.

Rockier terrain awaits you at the Pitztaler Jöchl, both on the ascent and the descent. Many passages are secured. If there is (still) snow and you can no longer see any markings, you should be careful. Be aware that the ground can slip if you move on the scree.

Rockier terrain awaits you at the Pitztaler Jöchl, both on the ascent and the descent. Many passages are secured. If there is (still) snow and you can no longer see any markings, you should be careful. Be aware that the ground can slip if you move on the scree.

From the starting point, the flat farm track leads to the Gletscherstube. Continue left to climb to the Braunschweiger Hütte. The rocky waterfall path leads steeply up the glacier break to the foot of the Mittelbergfernerbruch. From there, the arduous and very steep climb to the hut begins, partly over steps. Along this arduous path, you have a fantastic view of the surrounding glacier world. A very good path leads up to the Pitztaler Jöchl. The view from there of the surrounding peaks and glaciers is worth seeing. You return to the valley via the same route. Good fitness and surefootedness are required! The way back follows the same path.

Here you have reached the highest point of the hike. Great view.

When we visited in June 2024, the path was heavily marked by the effects of winter. Some parts had slipped and were badly torn up by fallen rocks. It was still possible to walk it, but it was a little more difficult than usual - it's steep either way!

2 Stage 2: Oetz - Umhausen (approx. 9.5 km) At the end of Oetz you cycle parallel to the Ötztal federal road to Habichen. Through the underpass at Habichen, you can take a detour to the Habicher See. Or you can tackle the tough climb in Tumpener Gstoag straight away. In the second curve, the surface changes from asphalt to gravel and leads through a small section of forest (Seestall – Grube) to Tumpen. Here you go past the school in the direction of the Ötztaler Bundesstraße, which you cross in the same way as the Ötztaler Ache afterwards. Relaxed, you roll further in the direction of Umhausen, past the Engelswand, the hamlet of Lehn Platzl and the Maria Schnee chapel. Shortly before Umhausen, near Östen, it goes again on the main road and west of the Ötztaler Ache further into the valley. Text / source: Ötztal Tourismus, Achweg 5, 6450 Sölden https://www.oetztal.com/de/sommer/biking-radfahren/radtouren/radweg.html

The cycle path through the entire Ötztal Beginning in Haiming at 670 m, the cycle path runs through the entire Ötztal and ends in Sölden at 1,377 m. It branches off from one of the longest cycle paths in Europe - the Inn Cycle Path - and leads cyclists over 50 kilometers into the very own mountain world of the Ötztal Alps . Text / source: Ötztal Tourismus, Achweg 5, 6450 Sölden https://www.oetztal.com/de/sommer/biking-radfahren/radtouren/radweg.html