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Nice place lots to see and do.

The over 100-year-old white poplar is well over 100 years old: It originally stood at the Fügen-Kapfing railway station. It was planted in 1901 to mark the continuation of the railway construction from Fügen to Zell am Ziller. Today, only the lower part of the trunk remains, inside which a small natural chapel houses a statue of Saint Leonard de Noblat, the patron saint of livestock.

There are passes with fewer vehicles, but there are also passes with even more. In any case, a beautiful mountain backdrop.

A beautiful climb from Zell am Ziller. The ascent can be divided into three sections, each approximately 8 km long. The first section climbs through Hainzenberg through several switchbacks until it levels out. The second section is a gentle climb to Gerlos with minimal incline and some gentle downhill sections. Leaving Gerlos, the route becomes steeper again. Passing the reservoir, you reach the Gerlosplatte, from where it descends again.

Highest point of the pass road. From here it's all downhill!

Simply super

A 24-kilometer climb from Zell am Ziller up to the Gerlos Pass with an average gradient of 3.9 percent. If possible, set off during the week, as the road is relatively busy on weekends. The view of the Zillertal Valley is definitely worth it.

Little Tibet- from Zillergrund