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Schachen-Runde

Schachen-Runde

Fränk planned a road ride

April 23, 2025

Schachen-Runde

Hard

04:22

110km

25.1km/h

1,730m

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Overview

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 4.08 km for 127 m

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Eissportzentrum Parking Lot

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Free parking, also for long-term parkers. (Status: Summer 2022)
Popular starting point for a TRANSALP.

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54.2 km

Simply beautiful

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Lots of traffic, very dangerous.

The Mieminger Straße is the access road to the Fernpass, so there is a lot of long-distance traffic on the road. No room for cyclists …

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57.0 km

Mieminger Plateau

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The Mieminger (pronounced: Miäminger) Plateau is one of the most charming landscapes in Tyrol and is extremely popular because of its vastness, the ideal altitude (between 850 and 1,000 meters) …

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70.1 km

View of the Inn Valley

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On path number 8 to the Rauthhütte, there is a bench that invites you to rest. From here there is a great view of the Inn Valley in the direction of Telfs and Stams.

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80.0 km

Ahrn Water Fountain

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This type of well is common in mountainous regions. Each one individually

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84.1 km

Leutasch Valley Scenic Road

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I went through here with 12 cyclists and everyone really enjoyed it.
It's happening here

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97.3 km

Klais

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Klais is the oldest documented place in Werdenfelser Land. This is available in the form of a founding document of the Benedictine monastery Scharnitz in Klais in the year 763.

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