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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.

The hut is maintained by the German Alpine Club (DAV) Leutkirch section, as is the nearby Leutkircher Hut. Given increasing hygiene and environmental requirements, which normally require significant investments, this is a great honor.

Great hut with a very friendly hut team

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

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.

The Kaiserjochhaus (2,310 m) is located directly on the main ridge of the Lechtal Alps in the Northern Limestone Alps. Located between Kaisers in the Lechtal and Pettneu in the Stanzertal on the Arlberg, on the meadows of the Kaiserjoch, it offers an impressive panorama with peaks such as the Grieskopf or the Malatschkopf. The diverse types of rock and the varied flora and fauna make the Kaiserjochhaus in Tyrol particularly attractive for nature lovers, connoisseurs and explorers.