グリンツェンスの峠・トップ20

Long climb with mostly moderate gradient.

One of many ways to cycle up the Brenner Pass: Starting from Innsbruck, you'll cover a total of 36.4 kilometers on your way up. The route is relatively pleasant on asphalt, with an average gradient of 2.2 percent. A plus for Alpine lovers: You'll cycle through picturesque Tyrolean villages time and again.

The Zwölfernieder is a 2,300-meter-high pass below the Elferspitze. It connects the Pinnistal with the Stubai Valley.

The Frau Hitt-Jöchl is an impressive pass in the Karwendel Mountains, known for its striking rocky peak that resembles a female figure. Here you can enjoy breathtaking views of Innsbruck and the surrounding Inn Valley as well as the imposing peaks of the Karwendel Mountains.

Great going downhill, we recommend going uphill via the Roman road (Igls-Matrei) - significantly less traffic

Distance: 36.8km with 827m of gradient at 2.1% average slope. A very long climb that goes up the entire valley from Insbruck to the border with Italy in the famous and historic Brenner Pass. It is a climb to enjoy the Austrian landscapes of Tyrol and the tranquility of the roads. Although it seemed very tedious to me before doing it, I have to admit that it was very enjoyable and I really enjoyed it with my friend Jon Uncilla. I attach the link of @cyclingcols so you can see the profile in detail -- http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Brenner_Brennero

It's easy to reach, not as difficult as it looks from a distance, even if walking on the scree is strenuous.

Promising point in both directions. Steep ascent and descent.