Schnals-セナーレスの峠・トップ20

There are three tunnels at the bottom. While they're relatively short and well-lit, I still recommend at least a rear light for peace of mind (the signposted bicycle detour for the lowest tunnel is definitely NOT recommended, as there are scree slopes that are quite dangerous even if you're pushing your bike). Overall, though, it's such a beautiful and varied road that you almost (almost!) forget how much your legs hurt. The traffic is really very relaxed, especially on weekdays.

Be careful when leaving, the road is in pretty bad condition

At each bend there is a sign with the current altitude and the numbering at the bottom, starting with the total number of bends and then counting backwards to 1️⃣ so you always know how many you still have to go

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

It's got it all: a long climb, plenty of hairpin bends, and a breathtaking view. That's if you're not pedaling.

Marmots can be seen along the trail from time to time! It's worth stopping and observing them in the beautiful landscape.

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!