22.8
PDI
14.7 mi
DISTANCE
4,206 ft
GAINED
4.7 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 14.7 mile bike climb is located in Tirol, Austria. The average gradient is 4.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,206 ft, finishing at 8,140 ft.
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Hi, This is Lorcán on my Daddy's account as I am 6 years old
This was the third climb I completed in August 2022 but my first in the Alps.
It is a long climb with a few tricky sections, road works and steep ramps on some of the turns and the road surface is a little broken, but not so hard up to the cross point or Motor cycle museum. From there you have a 2km down hill stretch and it was really cold as we started early morning. I could not wait to climb.
The last 5km are a steady 8.5% to 11% that only give you ease on the wide corners. It is hard but not every alpine climb crosses the border and the chips and hot chocolate in the café at the top tasted so good.
