나투르파크 외츠탈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪14‬개의 산길

What a panorama and what a feeling of accomplishment to have conquered the pass by bike.

Alpine high-altitude trail, rope safety, good footwear, head for heights, surefootedness, experience, guidance, suitable equipment, good weather

I climbed the Austrian side of this pass in 2016. Despite the distance in time... 8 years... I remember it perfectly. As is clearly indicated in this section, the real climb begins at Zwieselstein, a little above Sölden. At the exit of this pass, there are 2 very hard kms, going up a very narrow valley, with the road dug into the rock and overcoming several galleries, the river flowing very strongly on the left and a lot of traffic. The road surface was perfect, although I don't remember there being a shoulder. After this first short but hard section, you face a slightly uphill section, which is much less difficult but has some hard slopes hidden away. The valley gradually opens up and the landscape begins to be spectacular. The arrival at Obergurgl, after a long straight on the flat, is spectacular. From here comes the second tough section with 4 - 5 kms that are very tough... but also very beautiful, where the road draws several hard hairpin bends (hairpin bends do not soften the slope as in other Alpine passes... here the slope is even greater). Once the hairpin bends are overcome and the slope softens a bit, it is time to enjoy the wonderful views of the mountains and the valleys of Obrergurgl and Sölden. It is worth stopping at the toll booth to take some good photos. After overcoming the toll booth comes a steep descent of 2 kms (which is a torture in the Oetztaller Radmarathon when you think that once you reach the top of the Rombo everything is done), and crossing a valley, comes the third and last hard section. It is approximately 4.5 km with a very constant gradient between 9 and 10% and overcoming several hairpin bends. The landscape is breathtaking, simply brutal, a delight for the eyes and for lovers of alpine peaks. The entire climb has a road in perfect condition. All you have to do is enjoy it and climb it... for the first time or again!! Here is the link to view the altimetry published by @cyclingcols, the best --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Rombo_Timmelsjoch

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

https://youtu.be/K2k9R-1sMt4 FROM THE GLACIER TO THE MOUNTAINEERING VILLAGE Enjoy the high alpine area and unobstructed views of the Upper Ötztal without any climbs - this tour makes it possible. Hikers find themselves at eye level with the glaciated summit ridges and roam fascinating, pristine mountain landscapes. Add to favorites Share The red (moderately difficult) panoramic hike begins at the Tiefenbach glacier high above Sölden and is also suitable for families and leisurely mountaineers. From the starting point at around 2,800 m, the approx. 11 km long high-altitude trail leads down to the mountaineering village of Vent at around 1,900 m, with most of the downhill metres falling in the last third of the tour. Before that, the hiking trail runs from the glacier over the slopes of Mutboden, Weißkar and Sonnenberg to lush alpine meadows, and at every turn the magnificent view invites you to pause. Always in view: the Weißkamm and the opposite mountain ridges from the Nederkogel to the Grosser Ramolkogel. Anyone who sets off in the early hours of the morning will be rewarded with magical lighting and absolute mountain solitude. But even a little later, the path remains pleasantly quiet. Hikers reach a highlight at the Weißkar, where a green mountain lake nestles in a hollow. After around 4.5 hours of walking, the inns in the quaint mountaineering village of Vent are just the thing to restore energy levels and reflect on the day over some tasty treats. Tip: You should only start the high-altitude panoramic trail if the weather forecast is stable, as there is no option to descend into the valley early. With the Ötztal Inside Summer Card, the bus rides from Sölden to the Tiefenbachferner and the return journey from Vent are free. Source: https://www.soelden.com/de/sommer/wandern-bergsteigen/wanderrouten-routen/wanderhighlights/hoehenpanoramaweg-tiefenbach-vent.html

There are much nicer pass roads for cyclists than the Timmelsjoch. On the long straight stretches, the locals as well as the Porsche and BMW drivers race past us cyclists at well over 100 kilometers per hour and with the smallest possible distance.

Timmelsjoch Hochalpenstraße Ötztal 계곡 깊숙한 곳에 알프스에는 "숨겨진 틈"이 있습니다. 바로 Timmelsjoch Hochalpenstraße입니다. 해발 2,474m에 위치한 이 도로는 아마도 석기 시대부터 남북을 잇는 중요한 연결축 역할을 해왔을 것입니다. 오늘날에는 방문객들이 더 이상 힘들게 고개를 넘을 필요 없이 자동차나 오토바이를 타고 Obergurgl에서 남티롤의 Passeiertal까지 Timmelsjoch-Hochalpenstraße를 달릴 수 있습니다. 동부 알프스의 가장 높은 고개는 여행객들에게 고산 자연의 장엄한 전망을 선사하며, 6개의 체험 스테이션과 함께 독특한 Timmelsjoch 경험을 선사합니다. 도로는 개방되어 있습니다. 운영 시간: 매일 07:00-20:00. 텍스트 / 출처: Ötztal Tourismus/Liftgesellschaften Obergurgl-Hochgurgl https://www.gurgl.com/de/sommer/ausflugsziele/timmelsjoch-hochalpenstrasse.html

The Ramoljoch is a must-have-been-there. Simply a reward with a breathtaking panorama from every side.