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Nice outdoor seating.

You can eat delicious food there

View from the Bichlalm into the Tux Valley, below the valley station high up to the glacier.

A tough climb coming from Steinach. The rest of the route and the view are worth it.

Wow, what a view! It's worth stopping here for a moment and enjoying the view of the valley.

History of the construction (Crest tunnel under the Brenner Pass) The Italian engineer Giovanni Qualizza had the idea of building a summit tunnel under the Brenner Pass as early as 1847. However, it would be 160 years before a base tunnel was built. In 1971, the idea of a Brenner tunnel was raised again. The International Railway Union commissioned a study on the new Brenner railway with a base tunnel for the first time. By 1989, three feasibility studies had been drawn up, which formed the basis for further planning of the Brenner Base Tunnel. This was the starting signal for the planning activities. In 1994, the EU included the Berlin-Naples corridor as a priority project in the list of priority projects. Ten years later, Austria and Italy signed the state treaty for the construction of the Brenner Base Tunnel. Today's BBT SE was founded in the same year. Construction work on the exploratory tunnel began in 2008. 08/20/2007 - Start of construction of the Mauls access tunnel (Italy): 1.8 km, 9.3% gradient, 92 m² excavation cross-section, blast drive 04/28/2008 - Start of mechanical advance of the Aicha exploratory tunnel (Italy): 10.5 km, double shield machine (6.3 m diameter) 10/23/2009 - Completion of the Mauls access tunnel (Italy) 12/04/2009 - Start of construction work in Austria: Sillschlucht exploratory tunnel: 5.4 km, cross-section 26m², blast drive Text / Source: Galleria di Base del Brennero - Brenner Base Tunnel BBT SE https://www.bbt-se.com/tunnel/geschichte-des-baus/

The Tunnel Worlds - the information center for the Brenner Base Tunnel 10 adventure worlds, as colorful and diverse as all of us, are waiting to be discovered. There is guaranteed to be something for everyone here! Discover Europe's largest underground infrastructure project on around 800 m² of exhibition space and gain exciting insights into the world of the Alps. 64 km - that's how long the Brenner Base Tunnel is together with the Innsbruck bypass, which it flows into below Aldrans. This makes it the longest underground railway connection in the world. Text / Source: BBT Infocenter, TUNNELWELTEN, Alfons-Graber-Weg 1, 6150 Steinach https://www.tunnelwelten.com/

The approximately 40-meter-high waterfall can be reached from the Bichlalm and the Tuxerfernerhaus.