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Oh yes, I forgot to name the alpine pasture where it is a bit too natural (the paths above the alpine pasture are boggy and muddy, completely paved with cow dung), it is the "Naasse Tux-Alm" where alpine life takes place in its purest form!

The tour isn't exactly a hit at the beginning (over the boring paths of the Eggalm ski slope) and at the end, well, I'd say. Especially the completely unkempt and completely filthy trails covered in cow manure (which is just the way it is with an alpine pasture, but more pronounced than average in this section) aren't so great. However, most of the tour over the Grüblspitze and the Ramsjoch is incredibly beautiful. The Torseen Lakes are romantically situated in a quiet part of the tour, nestled in a valley basin that borders a restricted military area. Overall, however, the tour is truly beautiful and varied; the section between Grüblspitze - Ramsjoch - Torseen is a dream. After that, as mentioned, it gets a bit dirty and, in the end, quite tough all the way to the valley station. KH.Weller (Outdoorfan on September 25, 2025)

Unfortunately, there's no bike path and there's a lot of traffic. Not a great place for me as a cyclist. Really bad for descending or climbing the Brenner Pass. The Italians can do better.

Unfortunately, there's no bike path and there's a lot of traffic. Not a great place for me as a cyclist. Really bad for descending or climbing the Brenner Pass. The Italians can do better.

Unfortunately, there's no bike path and there's a lot of traffic. Not a great place for me as a cyclist. Really bad for descending or climbing the Brenner Pass. The Italians can do better.

This isn't a bike path, but the L38 without a bike path, with nasty little climbs and fast-moving through traffic. The view is just a small part of it. There's the motorway, the federal highway, and the L38 here, but no proper bike path. It's a real shame.

Invite people and animals to cool off in the summer with an ice-cold experience.

The Stubai Valley, or simply Stubai, is the largest side valley of the Wipptal and the main valley of the Stubai Alps in the Austrian federal state of Tyrol. It extends 35 km northeast from the main Alpine ridge to the vicinity of the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck.