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Around the Tannheim mountains
06:12
80.6km
1,000m
Gravel riding
The first tour of the collection is an excellent introduction to the gravel world in the Ausserfern in Tyrol. At 80 kilometers and 1,000 meters in altitude you circle the Tannheim mountains between Bavaria and Tyrol. On the way you pass idyllic mountain lakes and can catch a glimpse of…
by Gravel Tirol
Last updated: July 5, 2024
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Naturpark Tiroler Lech
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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3.56 km
View of the Alpsee
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26.5 km
Vils Valley Trail
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59.8 km
Old Gaicht Pass Road
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80.6 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
41.2 km
16.8 km
11.4 km
11.0 km
294 m
Surfaces
41.6 km
17.0 km
11.8 km
9.57 km
346 m
265 m
109 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,350 m)
Lowest point (790 m)
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Trail Reviews
Escape from the Danube fog into the mountains: The tour is a round trip by Gravel.Tirol, which we rode largely unchanged. Exception: After the old Gaichtpass, we stayed on asphalt before Weißenbach because the planned route was too shady for us. Wonderful round trip with great views, but definitely strenuous. With 38 teeth at the front and 42 at the back, we were able to ride everything uphill, although sometimes at full throttle. 40 mm tires were also OK, but I would have liked a bit more tread on the downhill than the Conti Terra Speed. Heiko, who rides better technically, got by well with 35 mm. The Gaichtpass downhill was impressive, but I probably wouldn't want to ride it in the season when there is more going on.
Alpsee, Hohenschwangau, Neuschwanstein, Füssen, Pfronten, and back through the Tannheimer Mountains. A dreamy route!
One of our favorite tours, which connects some of the most beautiful Allgäu gravel sections with the Alatsee, Vilstal and Gaichtpass. Technically quite easy, but with a high proportion of gravel, you roll along quickly and enjoy the varied landscapes and rivers of the Eastern Allgäu and neighboring Tyrol. For a detailed tour description, background information, levels of difficulty, shortcuts, tips and tricks for ideal travel planning, the best accommodation and the tastiest Kässpatzen, get our book ALLGÄU GRAVEL from your trusted bookseller. --> https://shop.delius-klasing.de/allgaeu-gravel-p-2002014/
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August 24, 2023
The first tour of the collection is an excellent introduction to the gravel world in the Ausserfern in Tyrol. At 80 kilometers and 1,000 meters in altitude you circle the Tannheim mountains between Bavaria and Tyrol. On the way you pass idyllic mountain lakes and can catch a glimpse of the royal castles
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