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The Madlochspitze is a 2,545-meter-high peak in the Alps, popular for challenging hikes that often start from Lech or Zürs, lead through flower-rich meadows and offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, with routes such as the ascent via the Madlochjoch and the Madlochalpe.

It's beautiful up here. When I was up here, I was able to not only enjoy the impressive mountain panorama, but also watch the marmots that make their homes here in considerable numbers. I chose the much easier climb over Lake Spullersee; the other side is so steep that it requires full concentration when descending, as the loose gravel can quickly become slippery, and you have to constantly apply both brakes firmly but carefully. The view down into the deeply cut valley is simply beautiful.

シュプラーゼーからレーヒ・アム・アールベルクへ、シュティアロッホヨッホを越えていく走りやすい道で、ついにアスファルトがなくなりました！

The connected ski area on the Arlberg is highly recommended. Perfectly presented slopes and plenty of natural snow. A challenging but not difficult ski area. I'd love to come back!

View of the Stierlochjoch

Stop for a quick coffee and toilet, then continue to Lech

https://youtu.be/vnViaWxK9fg It's not that easy either, with gravel and steep

an important traffic connection between Tyrol and Vorarlberg, especially before the tunnel existed