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Silvretta | Samnaun | Verwall

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Inhalt

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Content

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Welcome

Bike Shuttles

Silvretta Card all inclusive

Tour classification

Bikeshops / Hire

Ischgl - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Galtür - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Kappl - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

See - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Dividing bike routes

into difficulty levels

Rules of conduct

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Cycling in Tyrol – adventure-filled, full of sporting action, embedded in

the inspiring Silvretta and Samnaun mountains – as a rider you will find

yourself in trail paradise in Ischgl.

Mountain biking in Tyrol

The information in this brochure has been compiled

to the best of our knowledge and belief. All data is

approximate – details provided are intended for the

purpose of providing information.

Subject to errors in print & spelling mistakes.

T h e S i l v r e t t a B i k e a r e n a i s

enormous. It stretches over wide

areas of the Silvretta, Samnaun and

into the Verwall group. And these

are only three of the mountain

chains which rise up above

Paznaun, with Ischgl as its centre.

The number of unique, natural

Alpine routes on offer is therefore

huge: whether it is for easy

afternoon tours, challenging day

stages, cable-car circuits or multi-

day tours with overnight stop-offs

in cosy Alpine lodges. No rider's

wish will remain unfulfilled, and we

continually strive to ensure that

there are always new cycling

highlights on offer in Paznaun.

Similar to our revised GPS tour por-

tal with interactive bike map - and

it is not only navigation specialists

who will find the tour of their

choice here. Routes can be dis-

played targeted to a specific diffi-

culty level, which means in just one

click you can get information

about the route profile and how

the tour proceeds- perfect for mak-

ing plans at home. On site in

Paznaun you can of course get the

most accurate information about

individual MTB tours in our printed

mountain bike tour book and all

the possible variants. However a

rider's paradise needs more than

perfect tours to get the cranks turn-

ing and endless singletrails.

Ischgl is famed for its top events in

the winter, yet every summer the

mountainbike marathon event of

the year - Ischgl Ironbike - takes

place in the Silvretta Bike Arena. Of

this we are certain - the ultimate

mountain bike area in the entire

Alpine region will inspire you. See

for yourself - in summer too the

mountain biking maxim in Tyrol is:

'Relax. If you can ...'

Paznaun – Ischgl

Tourist Association

hopes you enjoy adventure-filled

cycling days in the Paznaun

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Inhalt

BikeArena02

Content

03

05

06

08

09

10

66

86

104

04

07

Welcome

Bike Shuttles

Silvretta Card all inclusive

Tour classification

Bikeshops / Hire

Ischgl - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Galtür - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Kappl - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

See - Bike map and tours

Description of the town

Dividing bike routes

into difficulty levels

Rules of conduct

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Cycling in Tyrol – adventure-filled, full of sporting action, embedded in

the inspiring Silvretta and Samnaun mountains – as a rider you will find

yourself in trail paradise in Ischgl.

Mountain biking in Tyrol

The information in this brochure has been compiled

to the best of our knowledge and belief. All data is

approximate – details provided are intended for the

purpose of providing information.

Subject to errors in print & spelling mistakes.

T h e S i l v r e t t a B i k e a r e n a i s

enormous. It stretches over wide

areas of the Silvretta, Samnaun and

into the Verwall group. And these

are only three of the mountain

chains which rise up above

Paznaun, with Ischgl as its centre.

The number of unique, natural

Alpine routes on offer is therefore

huge: whether it is for easy

afternoon tours, challenging day

stages, cable-car circuits or multi-

day tours with overnight stop-offs

in cosy Alpine lodges. No rider's

wish will remain unfulfilled, and we

continually strive to ensure that

there are always new cycling

highlights on offer in Paznaun.

Similar to our revised GPS tour por-

tal with interactive bike map - and

it is not only navigation specialists

who will find the tour of their

choice here. Routes can be dis-

played targeted to a specific diffi-

culty level, which means in just one

click you can get information

about the route profile and how

the tour proceeds- perfect for mak-

ing plans at home. On site in

Paznaun you can of course get the

most accurate information about

individual MTB tours in our printed

mountain bike tour book and all

the possible variants. However a

rider's paradise needs more than

perfect tours to get the cranks turn-

ing and endless singletrails.

Ischgl is famed for its top events in

the winter, yet every summer the

mountainbike marathon event of

the year - Ischgl Ironbike - takes

place in the Silvretta Bike Arena. Of

this we are certain - the ultimate

mountain bike area in the entire

Alpine region will inspire you. See

for yourself - in summer too the

mountain biking maxim in Tyrol is:

'Relax. If you can ...'

Paznaun – Ischgl

Tourist Association

hopes you enjoy adventure-filled

cycling days in the Paznaun

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Dividing bike toursinto difficulty levels –Symbols key

For leisure riders:

Pleasurable tours with only easy

ascents for beginners and for more

peaceful cycling days in the

Paznaun. No specific fitness or

riding technique required. Tour

adventures and an appreciation of

the landscape are to the fore.

A tour to suit every ability level!Experience exceptional, unique bike tours in Paznaun. Discover thesurroundings on the many and varied tours on offer, and enjoy thewonderful view to the surrounding mountains. There are a variety ofroutes here for beginners as well as the more advanced level rider -something to suit every need and ability level.

For cyclists who have more spor-ting ambitions:Moderate fitness and technique

required. Heading uphill there are

For extreme riders:High level of fitness and riding tech-

nique required. Heading uphill

expect steep sections, while down-

hill there are at times difficult route

sections to tackle, such as switch-

back turns etc.. In the event of

doubt please get off and push!

easy

moderate

difficult

occasionally steeper sections totackle, while heading downhillthere is one difficult passage oranother, where the bike can bepushed if necessary.

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Sample

Bike Shuttles

Descriptions of the markingsfor the altitude profile

Guesthouses

Managed Alpine lodges

Great view

Cable Car/ Chair Lift

Mountain station

Attention (description at theparticular profile)

Sight

Destination

Difficulty level2 4km

1100

1200

1300

1400

1500

1600

1700

1800

1900

2000

2100

2200

2300

4,5

Mat

ho

nW

est

1,4

60

m

Val

zur

1,5

00

m

Ab

zwg

. Fri

ed

rich

sh.-

tte

1,5

60

m

Paz

nau

ne

rho

f 1

,54

2 m

Gal

tür

- A

u 1

,54

9 m

Gal

tür

1,5

70

m

hm

Who isn‘t familiar with this situation?You've just tackled an adventure-filled mountain bike tour, perhapscovering thousands of metres altitude, and then you still have to getback? And the cable cars are closed? In such cases Paznaun doesn'tjust make transport possible for cyclists, it makes it easy too.

The entire bike region has beenperfectly developed for bike trans-fers and with the Silvretta card allinclusive using the cable cars andchair lifts, as well as the bus, poolsand many more is completely freeof charge and can be used withoutlimitation! Nowhere else you willreceive more advantages.

Alpentaxiwww.alpentaxi.at | +43 5444 5757

Bike Taxi & Shuttle:Ischgl:

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Dividing bike toursinto difficulty levels –Symbols key

For leisure riders:Pleasurable tours with only easyascents for beginners and for morepeaceful cycling days in thePaznaun. No specific fitness orriding technique required. Touradventures and an appreciation ofthe landscape are to the fore.

A tour to suit every ability level!Experience exceptional, unique bike tours in Paznaun. Discover thesurroundings on the many and varied tours on offer, and enjoy thewonderful view to the surrounding mountains. There are a variety ofroutes here for beginners as well as the more advanced level rider -something to suit every need and ability level.

For cyclists who have more spor-ting ambitions:Moderate fitness and techniquerequired. Heading uphill there are

For extreme riders:High level of fitness and riding tech-nique required. Heading uphillexpect steep sections, while down-hill there are at times difficult routesections to tackle, such as switch-back turns etc.. In the event ofdoubt please get off and push!

easy

moderate

difficult

occasionally steeper sections totackle, while heading downhillthere is one difficult passage oranother, where the bike can bepushed if necessary.

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Sample

Bike Shuttles

Descriptions of the markingsfor the altitude profile

Guesthouses

Managed Alpine lodges

Great view

Cable Car/ Chair Lift

Mountain station

Attention (description at theparticular profile)

Sight

Destination

Difficulty level2 4km

1100

1200

1300

1400

1500

1600

1700

1800

1900

2000

2100

2200

2300

4,5

Mat

ho

nW

est

1,4

60

m

Val

zur

1,5

00

m

Ab

zwg

. Fri

ed

rich

sh.-

tte

1,5

60

m

Paz

nau

ne

rho

f 1

,54

2 m

Gal

tür

- A

u 1

,54

9 m

Gal

tür

1,5

70

m

hm

Who isn‘t familiar with this situation?You've just tackled an adventure-filled mountain bike tour, perhapscovering thousands of metres altitude, and then you still have to getback? And the cable cars are closed? In such cases Paznaun doesn'tjust make transport possible for cyclists, it makes it easy too.

The entire bike region has beenperfectly developed for bike trans-fers and with the Silvretta card allinclusive using the cable cars andchair lifts, as well as the bus, poolsand many more is completely freeof charge and can be used withoutlimitation! Nowhere else you willreceive more advantages.

Alpentaxiwww.alpentaxi.at | +43 5444 5757

Bike Taxi & Shuttle:Ischgl:

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Silvretta Cardall inclusiveA summer holiday is rewarding – benefits all the way!

During the best days of the year, you can enjoy double the rewardwith a holiday in Paznaun. Not just the impressive mountain back-drop – the special all inclusive Card also offers numerous benefits.

You will automatically receive the card from your accommodationestablishment at your arrival. And best of all – it is free! Yes that’s right– summer holidaymakers are rewarded here!

1 ticket –

1,000 possibilities

y

y

y

y

y

The Silvretta Card all inclusiveentitles you to use all of the cablecars and chair lifts in the resortsof Ischgl, Galtür, Kappl, See andSamnaun.

The buses from Landeck to theBielerhöhe (Silvretta reservoir)can also be used free-of-charge.

Fancy a cool down? Admission tothe indoor and outdoor pools inIschgl & Galtür and to the fun,play & water park in See is alsofree.

And there is no shortage ofculture either: the AlpinariumGaltür and cable car museumopen their doors to card-holdersfor free.

And you can go higher too: thepopular Silvretta high Alpine roadcan be accessed free-of-chargeby car, motorbike or bus as part ofa panoramic tour.

y

y

You also have the chance to tryout the latest motorbike modelsat a discount at the High-Bike testcentre in Paznaun.

But the Silvretta Card all inclusiveservices start with your arrival.

If you wish to travel here via thehigh Alpine road or using publictransport, your accommodationestablishment will send you theSilvretta Card all inclusive inadvance to ensure that you don’thave to pay!

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And there‘smore too:

Participation in the weeklyprogramme is also free andincludes highlights such as aglacier safari, family climbingsession, smuggler tour or tourof a 3,000 m peak.

canexplore Paznaun with well-trained child-care assistantsand excit ing programmefeatures – also for free!

Younger holidaymakers

Rules ofConducty

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

Please show consideration for thenatural surroundings, plants andanimals – do not ride on areas outside designated trails.

Hikers have priority: please rideslowly, use your bell to make yourpresence known, be polite andsay hello, and get off if necessary.

Please always close all field gates.

Do not leave behind any rubbish.Rubbish should be placed in yourrucksack or in the rubbish basketat a stop-off station.

While on the terrain pleasealways ride at a controlled speed,do not brake abruptly, and do notleave any tracks. Watch out foroncoming traffic.

Please always ride wearing ahelmet. Freeriders should alsowear protectors.

You will be riding on somesections of high Alpine terrain.Definitely get informationabout the weather condi-tions and always bringwarm clothing with you.

The Tourist Association,landowners, cable carsand trail operators acceptno liability whatever foraccidents.

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Silvretta Cardall inclusiveA summer holiday is rewarding – benefits all the way!

During the best days of the year, you can enjoy double the rewardwith a holiday in Paznaun. Not just the impressive mountain back-drop – the special all inclusive Card also offers numerous benefits.

You will automatically receive the card from your accommodationestablishment at your arrival. And best of all – it is free! Yes that’s right– summer holidaymakers are rewarded here!

1 ticket –

1,000 possibilities

y

y

y

y

y

The Silvretta Card all inclusiveentitles you to use all of the cablecars and chair lifts in the resortsof Ischgl, Galtür, Kappl, See andSamnaun.

The buses from Landeck to theBielerhöhe (Silvretta reservoir)can also be used free-of-charge.

Fancy a cool down? Admission tothe indoor and outdoor pools inIschgl & Galtür and to the fun,play & water park in See is alsofree.

And there is no shortage ofculture either: the AlpinariumGaltür and cable car museumopen their doors to card-holdersfor free.

And you can go higher too: thepopular Silvretta high Alpine roadcan be accessed free-of-chargeby car, motorbike or bus as part ofa panoramic tour.

y

y

You also have the chance to tryout the latest motorbike modelsat a discount at the High-Bike testcentre in Paznaun.

But the Silvretta Card all inclusiveservices start with your arrival.

If you wish to travel here via thehigh Alpine road or using publictransport, your accommodationestablishment will send you theSilvretta Card all inclusive inadvance to ensure that you don’thave to pay!

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And there‘smore too:

Participation in the weeklyprogramme is also free andincludes highlights such as aglacier safari, family climbingsession, smuggler tour or tourof a 3,000 m peak.

canexplore Paznaun with well-trained child-care assistantsand excit ing programmefeatures – also for free!

Younger holidaymakers

Rules ofConducty

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

Please show consideration for thenatural surroundings, plants andanimals – do not ride on areas outside designated trails.

Hikers have priority: please rideslowly, use your bell to make yourpresence known, be polite andsay hello, and get off if necessary.

Please always close all field gates.

Do not leave behind any rubbish.Rubbish should be placed in yourrucksack or in the rubbish basketat a stop-off station.

While on the terrain pleasealways ride at a controlled speed,do not brake abruptly, and do notleave any tracks. Watch out foroncoming traffic.

Please always ride wearing ahelmet. Freeriders should alsowear protectors.

You will be riding on somesections of high Alpine terrain.Definitely get informationabout the weather condi-tions and always bringwarm clothing with you.

The Tourist Association,landowners, cable carsand trail operators acceptno liability whatever foraccidents.

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Tour classification

E

BM

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Bike shops / RentalWhat would a mountain bike holiday in Tyrol be without a perfectservice for your own bike? The sports shops in Paznaun have state-of-the-art workshops, an extensive range of material to hire and all thenecessary equipment. Pro cyclists in the bike shops are happy to takeof minor or indeed major repairs, and to adjust your equipment. Thismeans your bike will once again be fit for your next tour, or the nextsingle trail.

A few in

Paznaun offer use of their

for your

stay. There you can carry out

minor repairs on your moun-

tain bike yourself.

in one of these hotels,

or in one of the many other

places to stay in Paznaun,

special bike hotels

own workshop

Your mountain bike holi-

day

can also be booked online.

In specialist mountain bike shopsthere are also high quality bikesavailable for hire for the main ridingstyles. You will of course also find asuperb selection of bike equip-ment.

Jerseys, shoes and safety equip-ment such as helmets, gloves, pro-tectors and glasses - the sportsshops in Paznaun offer this and lotsmore.

www.intersport-wolfart.at+43 5443 8295

www.ischgl-rent.com6561 Ischgl | +43 5444 5262

www.sportwalter.com6561 Galtür | +43 5443 8242

www.sport-ladner.at6555 Kappl | +43 5445 6300 o. 6151

www.sporthaus-narr.at6553 See-Paznaun | +43 5441 8500

WOLFART2 x in Galtür

www.bruendl.at6561 Ischgl | +43 5444 5759

Classic tours

EnduroTours

Here beginner and profi-cient tourers, and also racers willfind forest and tarmacced roadtours with small to big uphill andsections, and just a few singletrailsections on the downhills. Thosewho ride for pleasure and to enjoythe panorama will find somesuperb tours to Alpine lodges. Thekey factor in any event is experienc-ing the natural surroundings.Panorama and landscape areamong the most important decid-ing factors.

Whether up on forestedroads and downhill on single trails,freeride marathons, cable car toursor tasty Vertrides – enduro bikers

are genuine all-rounders. The mainpoint is having fun on the trail withfriends and a lasting experience ofthe natural surroundings too.

Big, beautiful and long(cable car) Enduro circuits, onwhich the loveliest single trail toursin the region can be compiled intoday tours, are as much a part ofthings here as very difficult Endurotours, where there are lots ofmetres altitude to negotiate, alongwith challenging descents.

No matter what type of rider youare and what tour you decide on,here you'll find uninterruptedriding pleasure in a traditionallandscape - that's one up for youin the bike region of Paznaun!

Big MountainTours

C

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Tour classification

E

BM

BikeArena 09

Bike shops / RentalWhat would a mountain bike holiday in Tyrol be without a perfectservice for your own bike? The sports shops in Paznaun have state-of-the-art workshops, an extensive range of material to hire and all thenecessary equipment. Pro cyclists in the bike shops are happy to takeof minor or indeed major repairs, and to adjust your equipment. Thismeans your bike will once again be fit for your next tour, or the nextsingle trail.

A few in

Paznaun offer use of their

for your

stay. There you can carry out

minor repairs on your moun-

tain bike yourself.

in one of these hotels,

or in one of the many other

places to stay in Paznaun,

special bike hotels

own workshop

Your mountain bike holi-

day

can also be booked online.

In specialist mountain bike shopsthere are also high quality bikesavailable for hire for the main ridingstyles. You will of course also find asuperb selection of bike equip-ment.

Jerseys, shoes and safety equip-ment such as helmets, gloves, pro-tectors and glasses - the sportsshops in Paznaun offer this and lotsmore.

www.intersport-wolfart.at+43 5443 8295

www.ischgl-rent.com6561 Ischgl | +43 5444 5262

www.sportwalter.com6561 Galtür | +43 5443 8242

www.sport-ladner.at6555 Kappl | +43 5445 6300 o. 6151

www.sporthaus-narr.at6553 See-Paznaun | +43 5441 8500

WOLFART2 x in Galtür

www.bruendl.at6561 Ischgl | +43 5444 5759

Classic tours

EnduroTours

Here beginner and profi-cient tourers, and also racers willfind forest and tarmacced roadtours with small to big uphill andsections, and just a few singletrailsections on the downhills. Thosewho ride for pleasure and to enjoythe panorama will find somesuperb tours to Alpine lodges. Thekey factor in any event is experienc-ing the natural surroundings.Panorama and landscape areamong the most important decid-ing factors.

Whether up on forestedroads and downhill on single trails,freeride marathons, cable car toursor tasty Vertrides – enduro bikers

are genuine all-rounders. The mainpoint is having fun on the trail withfriends and a lasting experience ofthe natural surroundings too.

Big, beautiful and long(cable car) Enduro circuits, onwhich the loveliest single trail toursin the region can be compiled intoday tours, are as much a part ofthings here as very difficult Endurotours, where there are lots ofmetres altitude to negotiate, alongwith challenging descents.

No matter what type of rider youare and what tour you decide on,here you'll find uninterruptedriding pleasure in a traditionallandscape - that's one up for youin the bike region of Paznaun!

Big MountainTours

C

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Übersichtspanorama Ischgl

Madleinsee2.437 m

Madleinkopf2.907 m

ISCHGLVergröß

Ob. Seßladalpe

Velillspitze2.704 m

Piz Mundin3.146 m

Muttler3.293 m

Grübelekopf2.894 m

Alp Trida

Alp Trida Sattel Salaaser Kopf2.744 m

Greitspitze2.871 m

Stammerspitze3.254 m

1.377 m

1.258 m

Versahl

Mutta

PlattEbene

Ob. Velillalpe

ÄußeresBergli

Samnaun

Idalp

Ulmich

F L AT H

G R Ü B E L E

V I S NI T Z

VE S

UL

Kappl

Waldhof

Vergrößsee2.539 m

Madleinsee2.437 m

Madleinkopf2.907 m

ISCHGLVergröß

Ob. Seßladalpe

Velillspitze2.704 m

Piz Mundin3.146 m

Grübelekopf2.894 m

Alp Trida

Alp Trida Sattel

Stammerspitze3.254 m

1.377 m

1.258 m

Versahl

Mutta

PlattEbene

Ob. Velillalpe

ÄußeresBergli

Samnaun

Idalp

Ulmich

F L AT H

G R Ü B E L E

V I S NI T Z

VE S

UL

Kappl

Waldhof

Vergrößsee2.539 m

3-D-Satelliten-Panoramabild: ©Aplus Werbeagentur, 5671 Bruck, Tel. +43 (0)6545 20212Luftbilddaten: © eoVision/TIRIS/Swisstopo 2011

3-D-Satelliten-Panoramabild: ©Aplus Werbeagentur, 5671 Bruck, Tel. +43 (0)6545 20212Luftbilddaten: © eoVision/TIRIS/Swisstopo 2011

Greitspitze2.871 m

Salaaser Kopf2.744 m

Muttler3.293 m

18

12

15

16

13

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21

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Panorama overview of

Galtür

Predig Berg2.645 m

FriedrichshafenerHütte

2.138 m

Zeblas Joch

PizVal Gronda

Vesilspitze3.097 m

Piz Davo Lais3.027 m

Piz Tasna3.179 m

Breite Krone3.079 m

Kronen Joch2.974 m

Fluchthorn3.399 m

1.584 m

Mathon

PielTschaffein

Wildpark

GampenAlpe

Fimba Pass

RamoschVna

Bodenalpe

Heidelberger Hütte2.264 m

Hof Zuort

Menta Alm1.657 m

Loreinalm1.860 m

Zollhütte2.133 m

Berglisee

InneresBergli

Schnapfen Alm1.735 m

Scheibenalm1.833 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

Galtür

Predig Berg2.645 m

FriedrichshafenerHütte

2.138 m

Zeblas Joch

PizVal Gronda

Vesilspitze3.097 m

Piz Davo Lais3.027 m

Piz Tasna3.179 m

Breite Krone3.079 m

Kronen Joch2.974 m

Fluchthorn3.399 m

1.584 m

Mathon

PielTschaffein

Wildpark

GampenAlpe

Fimba Pass

RamoschVna

Bodenalpe

Heidelberger Hütte2.264 m

Hof Zuort

Menta Alm1.657 m

Loreinalm1.860 m

Zollhütte2.133 m

Berglisee

InneresBergli

Schnapfen Alm1.735 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

Kops StauseeHeilbronner Hütte

Kops StauseeHeilbronner Hütte

Scheibenalm1.833 m

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6

4

8

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Ischgl

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7

IdjochIdjoch

Paz. TajaPaz. Taja

MittelstationMittelstation

Alpgh.Dias

Alpgh.Dias

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Übersichtspanorama Ischgl

Madleinsee2.437 m

Madleinkopf2.907 m

ISCHGLVergröß

Ob. Seßladalpe

Velillspitze2.704 m

Piz Mundin3.146 m

Muttler3.293 m

Grübelekopf2.894 m

Alp Trida

Alp Trida Sattel Salaaser Kopf2.744 m

Greitspitze2.871 m

Stammerspitze3.254 m

1.377 m

1.258 m

Versahl

Mutta

PlattEbene

Ob. Velillalpe

ÄußeresBergli

Samnaun

Idalp

Ulmich

F L AT H

G R Ü B E L E

V I S NI T Z

VE S

UL

Kappl

Waldhof

Vergrößsee2.539 m

Madleinsee2.437 m

Madleinkopf2.907 m

ISCHGLVergröß

Ob. Seßladalpe

Velillspitze2.704 m

Piz Mundin3.146 m

Grübelekopf2.894 m

Alp Trida

Alp Trida Sattel

Stammerspitze3.254 m

1.377 m

1.258 m

Versahl

Mutta

PlattEbene

Ob. Velillalpe

ÄußeresBergli

Samnaun

Idalp

Ulmich

F L AT H

G R Ü B E L E

V I S NI T Z

VE S

UL

Kappl

Waldhof

Vergrößsee2.539 m

3-D-Satelliten-Panoramabild: ©Aplus Werbeagentur, 5671 Bruck, Tel. +43 (0)6545 20212Luftbilddaten: © eoVision/TIRIS/Swisstopo 2011

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Greitspitze2.871 m

Salaaser Kopf2.744 m

Muttler3.293 m

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Predig Berg2.645 m

FriedrichshafenerHütte

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PizVal Gronda

Vesilspitze3.097 m

Piz Davo Lais3.027 m

Piz Tasna3.179 m

Breite Krone3.079 m

Kronen Joch2.974 m

Fluchthorn3.399 m

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GampenAlpe

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Heidelberger Hütte2.264 m

Hof Zuort

Menta Alm1.657 m

Loreinalm1.860 m

Zollhütte2.133 m

Berglisee

InneresBergli

Schnapfen Alm1.735 m

Scheibenalm1.833 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

Galtür

Predig Berg2.645 m

FriedrichshafenerHütte

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Zeblas Joch

PizVal Gronda

Vesilspitze3.097 m

Piz Davo Lais3.027 m

Piz Tasna3.179 m

Breite Krone3.079 m

Kronen Joch2.974 m

Fluchthorn3.399 m

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Hof Zuort

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Loreinalm1.860 m

Zollhütte2.133 m

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Schnapfen Alm1.735 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

Kops StauseeHeilbronner Hütte

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Riding at thehighest level!

Route specialists and bike pros areresponsible for the comprehensivesingle trail network in Ischgl - aguarantee of the quality of theroutes which can be foundbetween 1,400 and 2,850 metresaltitude, which are harmoniouslyembedded in the fantastic highAlpine natural landscape.

A flowing trail for Enduro riders islocated for instance in the scraggy,yet romantic Velill valley. A trip viathe panorama pleasure paththrough the charming Fimba valleyensures superb visual impressionson a classic tour.

An excursion to one of the formersmuggler's paths in Switzerlandreveals historic tendencies - pure

Ischgl provides hobby cyclists as well as touring and Enduro pros anappealing, diverse Alpine terrain with a great selection of wonderfulroutes, some of which can be combined for Big Mountain or multi-daytours.

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adventure. From Ischgl there is alsothe legendary route across theFimberpass, heading south. Thisdream of a single trail is the mostpopular crossing for TransalpBikers on the main Alpine ridge.

So you can detect from a firstglance whether a respective tour issuitable for you, we have markedall tours with the appropriate sym-bols.

for classic tours,

for Enduro tours and

for Big MountainTours

An explanation of individual cate-gories can be found on page 08.

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Additional information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice Ischgl

Dorfstraße 43A - 6561 Ischgl

Tel. +43 (0)50990 100Fax +43 (0)50990 199

[email protected]

The 38 routes are available as adownload at ischgl.com, in PDF andGPX format, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan.

It couldn't be any easier, more prac-tical and faster to organise your rid-ing holiday in the mountain bikeresort of Ischgl!

Use of GPS data isat your own risk! In narrow valleysand forests in particular therequisite line of sight to the satel-lites is not always available, whichmeans that inaccuracies may occur.That is why you should not blindlyfollow your GPS device's directiondisplays!

In Alpine terrain in particulardirectly reaching a destination isseldom possible.

PLEASE NOTE:

You should also be in a position tofind your way around at any time,even without a GPS device. Pleaseuse our mountain bike tour guidewith the enclosed route overviewmap for this purpose.

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Riding at thehighest level!

Route specialists and bike pros areresponsible for the comprehensivesingle trail network in Ischgl - aguarantee of the quality of theroutes which can be foundbetween 1,400 and 2,850 metresaltitude, which are harmoniouslyembedded in the fantastic highAlpine natural landscape.

A flowing trail for Enduro riders islocated for instance in the scraggy,yet romantic Velill valley. A trip viathe panorama pleasure paththrough the charming Fimba valleyensures superb visual impressionson a classic tour.

An excursion to one of the formersmuggler's paths in Switzerlandreveals historic tendencies - pure

Ischgl provides hobby cyclists as well as touring and Enduro pros anappealing, diverse Alpine terrain with a great selection of wonderfulroutes, some of which can be combined for Big Mountain or multi-daytours.

BM

E

adventure. From Ischgl there is alsothe legendary route across theFimberpass, heading south. Thisdream of a single trail is the mostpopular crossing for TransalpBikers on the main Alpine ridge.

So you can detect from a firstglance whether a respective tour issuitable for you, we have markedall tours with the appropriate sym-bols.

for classic tours,

for Enduro tours and

for Big MountainTours

An explanation of individual cate-gories can be found on page 08.

BikeArena12 BikeArena 13

Additional information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice Ischgl

Dorfstraße 43A - 6561 Ischgl

Tel. +43 (0)50990 100Fax +43 (0)50990 199

[email protected]

The 38 routes are available as adownload at ischgl.com, in PDF andGPX format, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan.

It couldn't be any easier, more prac-tical and faster to organise your rid-ing holiday in the mountain bikeresort of Ischgl!

Use of GPS data isat your own risk! In narrow valleysand forests in particular therequisite line of sight to the satel-lites is not always available, whichmeans that inaccuracies may occur.That is why you should not blindlyfollow your GPS device's directiondisplays!

In Alpine terrain in particulardirectly reaching a destination isseldom possible.

PLEASE NOTE:

You should also be in a position tofind your way around at any time,even without a GPS device. Pleaseuse our mountain bike tour guidewith the enclosed route overviewmap for this purpose.

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Technically easy; yet infitness terms a bit difficult

tour via valley and panoramapaths.

Valley circuit

Anyone who decides upon Ischglshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying.

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The suggested tours in this bike guide can beindividually tailored to suit your fitness require-

ments.The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metres altitudeyou can extend your tour by whenyou start off in Ischgl.

(Details apply to the one-way route ineach case)

Ischgl – Galtür

Ischgl – Kappl

Ischgl – See

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Technically easy; yet infitness terms a bit difficult

tour via valley and panoramapaths.

Valley circuit

Anyone who decides upon Ischglshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying.

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The suggested tours in this bike guide can beindividually tailored to suit your fitness require-

ments.The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metres altitudeyou can extend your tour by whenyou start off in Ischgl.

(Details apply to the one-way route ineach case)

Ischgl – Galtür

Ischgl – Kappl

Ischgl – See

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Small circuit for the dayyou arrive; for beginners

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Ischgl and the Paznaun are amongthe biggest and most diversecycling regions in the Alps.Ranging from easy excursions forbeginners and families in thevalley, to extended day tours andmarathons, to almost 3000 metresummits and Enduro tours, withcable car support for effortless

riding fun. The Mathon valleycircuit is part of the first category –

it is a small circuit for your arrivalday, to get a taste of the Paznaun airand get your bearings a bit. It is alsosuitable for beginner riders, as wellas families with children, andrequires neither good fitness, norpolished riding technique.To Mathon you roll on asphalt cycletrails and gravel paths very gentlyuphill, then head back on the otherside of the valley on the almostlevel Mathias Schmid educationalart trail, where there are alwayspictures of Tyrol way of life towonder at.

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Ischgl and the Paznaun are amongthe biggest and most diversecycling regions in the Alps.Ranging from easy excursions forbeginners and families in thevalley, to extended day tours andmarathons, to almost 3000 metresummits and Enduro tours, withcable car support for effortless

riding fun. The Mathon valleycircuit is part of the first category –

it is a small circuit for your arrivalday, to get a taste of the Paznaun airand get your bearings a bit. It is alsosuitable for beginner riders, as wellas families with children, andrequires neither good fitness, norpolished riding technique.To Mathon you roll on asphalt cycletrails and gravel paths very gentlyuphill, then head back on the otherside of the valley on the almostlevel Mathias Schmid educationalart trail, where there are alwayspictures of Tyrol way of life towonder at.

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Somewhat longer tourwhich requires more fitness

via valley and panorama paths.

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Tour 2

A somewhat longer tour, whichtherefore requires more fitness, yetis technically easy, runs on thePaznaun valley trail, throughMathon first of all and then contin-ues on gravel paths to Galtür. Herethe panorama path on the northside of the valley provides a lovelyview across the village into Jamtalwith its striking summits of theSilvretta Group. After a stop-offin Galtür proceed on the pathnext to the river, always along the

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Valley circuit Galtür

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Somewhat longer tourwhich requires more fitness

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Tour 2

A somewhat longer tour, whichtherefore requires more fitness, yetis technically easy, runs on thePaznaun valley trail, throughMathon first of all and then contin-ues on gravel paths to Galtür. Herethe panorama path on the northside of the valley provides a lovelyview across the village into Jamtalwith its striking summits of theSilvretta Group. After a stop-offin Galtür proceed on the pathnext to the river, always along the

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Valley circuit Galtür

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The Larein valley is situated tran-quilly and secluded between Ischgland Galtür and welcomes everyo-ne to a scenic tour. The only housein this idyll is the stop-off stationLoreinalm, which is managed insummer.

This is the destination of this mode-rately difficult, yet somewhat tech-nically easier, tour.

On the Paznaun valley trail you rollto Mathon before you enter theforest and ride up along theLareinbach on gravel to the Alpinepasture at 1,860 m.

After a stop-off for refreshmentsyou can decide whether you willproceed a bit further on the gravelpath to Larein valley to enjoy thesuperb panorama to the Lareinglacier or roll back down.

Loreinalm

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On the way back you pass the idyl-lic Stafali pond and the wildlife park

in Mathon before you head homeon the valley trail.

Scenic Alpine hut tour –

technically easy andwith panoramic views

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The Larein valley is situated tran-quilly and secluded between Ischgland Galtür and welcomes everyo-ne to a scenic tour. The only housein this idyll is the stop-off stationLoreinalm, which is managed insummer.

This is the destination of this mode-rately difficult, yet somewhat tech-nically easier, tour.

On the Paznaun valley trail you rollto Mathon before you enter theforest and ride up along theLareinbach on gravel to the Alpinepasture at 1,860 m.

After a stop-off for refreshmentsyou can decide whether you willproceed a bit further on the gravelpath to Larein valley to enjoy thesuperb panorama to the Lareinglacier or roll back down.

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On the way back you pass the idyl-lic Stafali pond and the wildlife park

in Mathon before you head homeon the valley trail.

Scenic Alpine hut tour –

technically easy andwith panoramic views

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Getting into the realmof mountain bike mara-

thons on a short circuit of thelegendary Ischgl Ironbike route.

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The Ischgl Ironbike – a legend. Andsomething for cracks only. But alsoamateurs can dare to give it a go onthe "short" leg of the Ischgl ironbi-ke, because 27.5 kilometres andnot overly demanding 900 metresaltitude are perfect for the firstmountainbike marathon.

Starting from Ischgl you proceedfurther to Mathon and from therethe track continues into the scenicLarein valley with a cosy little hut asdestination.

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As a reward a flowy piece of trail iswaiting – smooth and fun until theend.

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Getting into the realmof mountain bike mara-

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The Ischgl Ironbike – a legend. Andsomething for cracks only. But alsoamateurs can dare to give it a go onthe "short" leg of the Ischgl ironbi-ke, because 27.5 kilometres andnot overly demanding 900 metresaltitude are perfect for the firstmountainbike marathon.

Starting from Ischgl you proceedfurther to Mathon and from therethe track continues into the scenicLarein valley with a cosy little hut asdestination.

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As a reward a flowy piece of trail iswaiting – smooth and fun until theend.

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Moderately difficult funand panorama tour

around Kops reservoir, with onlyvery gentle inclines.

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destination, the Kops reservoir at1,830 m. This surely is one of themost beautiful places in the Paz-naun region. The very intense blueof the reservoir and the surroun-ding 3,000 metres – peaks top it alloff.

The circuit around the scenic lakestarts on a gravel path which mer-

ges into an easy trail, which isalmost flat and perfect for begin-ners. Then the alpine inn GasthofZeinisjoch, directly on the shore ofthe lake Zeinis, is a perfect locationfor a quick break and some refresh-ments before the way home.

A real heavenly tour with manyscenic highlights!

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destination, the Kops reservoir at1,830 m. This surely is one of themost beautiful places in the Paz-naun region. The very intense blueof the reservoir and the surroun-ding 3,000 metres – peaks top it alloff.

The circuit around the scenic lakestarts on a gravel path which mer-

ges into an easy trail, which isalmost flat and perfect for begin-ners. Then the alpine inn GasthofZeinisjoch, directly on the shore ofthe lake Zeinis, is a perfect locationfor a quick break and some refresh-ments before the way home.

A real heavenly tour with manyscenic highlights!

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Moderately difficult tourto Friedrichshafener lodge

with technically demanding singletrail option on the return leg.

Friedrichshafener lodgeTour 6

The Friedrichs-hafener lodge is awell kept mountainguesthouse constructed fromnatural stone, some 700 metresaltitude above Mathon with a won-derful viewing terrace. The viewsfrom here to the Silvretta Group

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which lies to the south are impres-sive – but also during the ride upthe summit views are motivatingenough to keep you going to thetop.Whoever winds their way up withthe bike on the longgravel road,which is peppered with windingsections will indeed have earned ahearty snack. There is a choice forthe descent, depending on your

riding ability -less experiencedriders can simply take the gravelroad back, while all trail fans willkeep their suspension busy in theupper section, which is very roughin parts, and can train their balanceon the narrow forest and meadowtrail, which continues down toMathon.

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Moderately difficult tourto Friedrichshafener lodge

with technically demanding singletrail option on the return leg.

Friedrichshafener lodgeTour 6

The Friedrichs-hafener lodge is awell kept mountainguesthouse constructed fromnatural stone, some 700 metresaltitude above Mathon with a won-derful viewing terrace. The viewsfrom here to the Silvretta Group

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which lies to the south are impres-sive – but also during the ride upthe summit views are motivatingenough to keep you going to thetop.Whoever winds their way up withthe bike on the longgravel road,which is peppered with windingsections will indeed have earned ahearty snack. There is a choice forthe descent, depending on your

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Those who want to really exertthemselves can pedal via Prenner-hang and the ensuing asphalt pathto Idalp which has inclines up to 20percent in places; everyone else cantake the Silvrettabahn. Those whohave the muscle power have to beprepared to cover a route of around20 km and some 1100 metres alti-tude. On the Idalp you proceed on asuper trail, which continues slightly

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Those who want to really exertthemselves can pedal via Prenner-hang and the ensuing asphalt pathto Idalp which has inclines up to 20percent in places; everyone else cantake the Silvrettabahn. Those whohave the muscle power have to beprepared to cover a route of around20 km and some 1100 metres alti-tude. On the Idalp you proceed on asuper trail, which continues slightly

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Moderately difficult,superb bike adventure for

racers and tourers alike.

Tour 8

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40 kilometres, almost 900 metresaltitude and a magnificent panora-ma - the Jamtal tour is a genuinelysuperb riding adventure for racersand tourers alike.

Firstly the tour leads from Ischgl,past the wildlife park and the forestchapel to the village of Galtür.Then we make our way up into theJamtal valley, where eyecatcherssuch as the 'Vordere and HintereJamspitze' and the Jamtal glacierare keeping us motivated.

This tour is not to be classified ascosy because you need to pace

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The Jamtal lodge, at 2,165metres is an amazing placefor a stop over before theroute continues comfor-tably back to Ischgl. All in allan impressive experience!

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CJamtal

40 kilometres, almost 900 metresaltitude and a magnificent panora-ma - the Jamtal tour is a genuinelysuperb riding adventure for racersand tourers alike.

Firstly the tour leads from Ischgl,past the wildlife park and the forestchapel to the village of Galtür.Then we make our way up into theJamtal valley, where eyecatcherssuch as the 'Vordere and HintereJamspitze' and the Jamtal glacierare keeping us motivated.

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The Jamtal lodge, at 2,165metres is an amazing placefor a stop over before theroute continues comfor-tably back to Ischgl. All in allan impressive experience!

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On the legendary Transalp-route to the Heidelberger

lodge – THE mountaininbikedestination in Ischgl.

Tour 9

CHeidelberger lodge

Heidelberger lodge is the quintes-sential destination for riders inIschgl - hundreds of Transalp riderscycle up here from Ischgl everydayin the summer months, to reachEngadin via the Fimbapass.

Those who trust their own musclepower can take the steep asphalt

ascent along Fimbabach, everyoneelse can take the cable car to theintermediate station.

That really does make sense sincefrom here the ascent becomesconsiderably flatter; prior to that itis exhaustingly steep.

The asphalt road up to Bodenalpeis always easy to ride on – the firststop-off station - continuing ongravel to Heidelberger lodge(which is on Swiss soil), always withthe fantastic sight of the mightyFluchthorn in front of you.

After a snack the route takes us backon gravel and asphalt to Ischgl.

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On the legendary Transalp-route to the Heidelberger

lodge – THE mountaininbikedestination in Ischgl.

Tour 9

CHeidelberger lodge

Heidelberger lodge is the quintes-sential destination for riders inIschgl - hundreds of Transalp riderscycle up here from Ischgl everydayin the summer months, to reachEngadin via the Fimbapass.

Those who trust their own musclepower can take the steep asphalt

ascent along Fimbabach, everyoneelse can take the cable car to theintermediate station.

That really does make sense sincefrom here the ascent becomesconsiderably flatter; prior to that itis exhaustingly steep.

The asphalt road up to Bodenalpeis always easy to ride on – the firststop-off station - continuing ongravel to Heidelberger lodge(which is on Swiss soil), always withthe fantastic sight of the mightyFluchthorn in front of you.

After a snack the route takes us backon gravel and asphalt to Ischgl.

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trail option for the descent.

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Coming from Ischgl this tour leadson valley paths to the village ofKappl and its small and charminghamlets which are perfect for awarm up.Then it continues firstly on asphaltand later on gravel to the Dias alp,which is sitting at some 1,900metres, high above Kappl, which iswhere you can find some relaxationand strenghtening food.

Those who like, then dash in thepartly root-covered forest andmeadow trail to Ulmich, which ismoderately challenging withregard to the technique required.Alternatively, take the gravel roadto then pedal on the flat again toIschgl.

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Coming from Ischgl this tour leadson valley paths to the village ofKappl and its small and charminghamlets which are perfect for awarm up.Then it continues firstly on asphaltand later on gravel to the Dias alp,which is sitting at some 1,900metres, high above Kappl, which iswhere you can find some relaxationand strenghtening food.

Those who like, then dash in thepartly root-covered forest andmeadow trail to Ulmich, which ismoderately challenging withregard to the technique required.Alternatively, take the gravel roadto then pedal on the flat again toIschgl.

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Amazing panorama tourcovering two provinces

with Transalp flair!

Tour 11

The landlords of the Heilbronnerlodge are happy about the bignumber of cyclists, who drop in ontheir Alpine crossing from Oberst-dorf to Riva.

So anyone who chooses this tourfrom Ischgl to Heilbronner lodgecan be sure that in the summerthey will meet lots of like-mindedpeople.

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After passing lake Zeinis and theKops reservoir at this sunny pla-teau, there is still a few hundredmetres altitude to overcome untilthe destination of this tour. After afew kilometres you come past therustic Verbella alp – from here thegravel path is getting steeper butnever too demanding. Only the lastfew metres are steep as hell – butthe views from here are well worthit. The way back runs on the samepaths, via Verbella alp, Zeinisjochand Galtür back to Ischgl.

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Amazing panorama tourcovering two provinces

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Tour 11

The landlords of the Heilbronnerlodge are happy about the bignumber of cyclists, who drop in ontheir Alpine crossing from Oberst-dorf to Riva.

So anyone who chooses this tourfrom Ischgl to Heilbronner lodgecan be sure that in the summerthey will meet lots of like-mindedpeople.

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After passing lake Zeinis and theKops reservoir at this sunny pla-teau, there is still a few hundredmetres altitude to overcome untilthe destination of this tour. After afew kilometres you come past therustic Verbella alp – from here thegravel path is getting steeper butnever too demanding. Only the lastfew metres are steep as hell – butthe views from here are well worthit. The way back runs on the samepaths, via Verbella alp, Zeinisjochand Galtür back to Ischgl.

CHeilbronner lodge

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Challenging tour withmassive panorama and

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Tour 12

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The tour around the Höllspitze is anundertaking for people who wantto get some initial trail experiencein a high Alpine area. Anyone whohas exceptionally good fitness can

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Up here at the start there is stillsomething nice to do. Right at thefirst ramp to the summit of theGreitspitz (2,867m) you can pushyour bike for a short sectionheavenwards.

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Then there is a great experience - on the perfectlypositioned Greitspitz trail you can glide on the borderridge between Austria and Switzerland, with dreamypanoramas uphill to the Palinkopf.

On a roughly gravelly, yet wide route you proceedalong the ski piste around the Höllspitze, and after abrief trail rise, then head uphill on gravel to Höllbodenand finally via Prennerhang to Ischgl. All in all - lots ofgravel, huge panoramas and only light trails.

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Challenging tour withmassive panorama and

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Tour 12

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Up here at the start there is stillsomething nice to do. Right at thefirst ramp to the summit of theGreitspitz (2,867m) you can pushyour bike for a short sectionheavenwards.

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Then there is a great experience - on the perfectlypositioned Greitspitz trail you can glide on the borderridge between Austria and Switzerland, with dreamypanoramas uphill to the Palinkopf.

On a roughly gravelly, yet wide route you proceedalong the ski piste around the Höllspitze, and after abrief trail rise, then head uphill on gravel to Höllbodenand finally via Prennerhang to Ischgl. All in all - lots ofgravel, huge panoramas and only light trails.

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Very difficult secondsection of Ischgl Ironbike

across Velilltal.

Tour 13

Ischgl Ironbike 02

There is only winners at the legen-dary Ischgl Ironbike, because thosewho finished it belong to the realbike heroes. After the first sectionfrom Ischgl to Mathon, then intothe Larein valley and back, the realchallenge begins.

The route continues on an asphaltroad – with inclines up to 20%

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towards the Idalpe at 2,038 metres.Even after almost 2,000 metresaltitude the torture is not yet over,because 280 metres on gravel arestill lying ahead of us before wereach the highest point, theVelillscharte.

Now the "relaxing" part beginswhen we cruise down on the newlybuilt Velill trail back to Ischgl. This isan absolute amazing trail – easy tohandle, without big obstacles butwith slightly superelevated curvesfor a real rollercoaster feeling. Thistrail really stirs a biker's blood.

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Very difficult secondsection of Ischgl Ironbike

across Velilltal.

Tour 13

Ischgl Ironbike 02

There is only winners at the legen-dary Ischgl Ironbike, because thosewho finished it belong to the realbike heroes. After the first sectionfrom Ischgl to Mathon, then intothe Larein valley and back, the realchallenge begins.

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towards the Idalpe at 2,038 metres.Even after almost 2,000 metresaltitude the torture is not yet over,because 280 metres on gravel arestill lying ahead of us before wereach the highest point, theVelillscharte.

Now the "relaxing" part beginswhen we cruise down on the newlybuilt Velill trail back to Ischgl. This isan absolute amazing trail – easy tohandle, without big obstacles butwith slightly superelevated curvesfor a real rollercoaster feeling. Thistrail really stirs a biker's blood.

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Difficult, valley-crossing86 km training circuit

for marathon riders andtourers.

Tour 14

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Pay attention marathon riders: thisis a dreamy 86 kilometre trainingand adventure circuit. Schönver-walltal between St. Anton and Heil-bronner lodge, generally ridden byTransalp riders in a southerlydirection, provides clearly evenmore riding fun to the north.

After the long gravel ascent toHeilbronner lodge follow therough, gravelly Verwall Trail, whichyou can ride down on, however ifyou are tackling the Transalp theother way round, then you'll haveto push the bike. From Schön-verwall lodge you then glide on along gravel road to St. Anton; takeeither the shuttle (bus or taxi) fromhere to Ischgl, or roll on the bikepath next to the road heading forLandeck. Those who want to coverthe entire route by bike, have thenan additional, not particularly easy,600 metres altitude to cover uphillon the valley path - a real marathon.

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Difficult, valley-crossing86 km training circuit

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Tour 14

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Pay attention marathon riders: thisis a dreamy 86 kilometre trainingand adventure circuit. Schönver-walltal between St. Anton and Heil-bronner lodge, generally ridden byTransalp riders in a southerlydirection, provides clearly evenmore riding fun to the north.

After the long gravel ascent toHeilbronner lodge follow therough, gravelly Verwall Trail, whichyou can ride down on, however ifyou are tackling the Transalp theother way round, then you'll haveto push the bike. From Schön-verwall lodge you then glide on along gravel road to St. Anton; takeeither the shuttle (bus or taxi) fromhere to Ischgl, or roll on the bikepath next to the road heading forLandeck. Those who want to coverthe entire route by bike, have thenan additional, not particularly easy,600 metres altitude to cover uphillon the valley path - a real marathon.

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Technically demandingclassic with lots of

single trails and lovely viewsto Samnaun.

A tour via the Salaaser Trail is atechnically demanding tour forpeople who want to have a go atan Enduro. "Go hard or go home"is the slogan for the ascent to theIdjoch. Then push the bike for theshort section up to Greitspitz2,872 m.

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It is a long and particularly steep wayup here but the perfectly arrangedGreitspitz trail is absoluteley worth it. Ifthis seems too hard for you, take cablecar and chair lift to the Idjoch whichmakes everything a whole lot easier.This trail is totally ridable, but it doesrequire rather a lot of technical exper-tise. It leads via Salaaser Kopf, SalaaserEck and Alp Trida saddle down to theAlp Trida. From here take the chair liftback to the Idjoch, because pushingup the bike on the ski run is not evenworth thinking about it!

It's then pure fun again - on the Velilltrail (see Tour No.19) you glide down toIschgl. The broad smile on your facewill certainly last until evening.

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Salaaser TrailC BM

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It is a long and particularly steep wayup here but the perfectly arrangedGreitspitz trail is absoluteley worth it. Ifthis seems too hard for you, take cablecar and chair lift to the Idjoch whichmakes everything a whole lot easier.This trail is totally ridable, but it doesrequire rather a lot of technical exper-tise. It leads via Salaaser Kopf, SalaaserEck and Alp Trida saddle down to theAlp Trida. From here take the chair liftback to the Idjoch, because pushingup the bike on the ski run is not evenworth thinking about it!

It's then pure fun again - on the Velilltrail (see Tour No.19) you glide down toIschgl. The broad smile on your facewill certainly last until evening.

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Salaaser TrailC BM

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2,557 metres altitude,over just 44 kilometres –

difficult circuit acrossSwitzerland for robustmarathon fans.

Tour 16

Samnaun

2,557 metres altitude, over just44 kilometres - the Samnaun circuitis for real hard-core marathon fans.Those, who are in the top tier of theTransalp, power effortlessly up to

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the Idjoch to then whoosh downthe Enduro Trail to the Alp Trida

and the high-speed gravel roadto Samnaun. Where others buy

cheap cigarettes, alcohol andchocolate, there's a very specialsouvenir waiting for the bikers.

The next killer uphill, namely thewildly steep gravel road to thePalinkopf on which even manyIronbike aces burn out.

But the next thrill of speed is wai-ting again up here, when sprintingdown around 1,500 metres altitudealmost nonstop back to Ischgl.

This tour is a real rollercoaster andonly for the faint-hearted!

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Tour 16

Samnaun

2,557 metres altitude, over just44 kilometres - the Samnaun circuitis for real hard-core marathon fans.Those, who are in the top tier of theTransalp, power effortlessly up to

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The next killer uphill, namely thewildly steep gravel road to thePalinkopf on which even manyIronbike aces burn out.

But the next thrill of speed is wai-ting again up here, when sprintingdown around 1,500 metres altitudealmost nonstop back to Ischgl.

This tour is a real rollercoaster andonly for the faint-hearted!

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m .............................................4,090

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Long, difficult tour andmarathon circuit via the

Fimbapass.

Tour 17

Fimbapass

The Fimbapass - a legend: this tourcertainly belongs to the most sce-nic ones in the region and captiva-tes furthermore with Transalp flairbecause thousands of riders aredrawn to this challenge every year.

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m .............................................4,090

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Tour 17

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Very difficult, third circuitof the Ischgl Ironbike with

lots of metres altitude to negotiateup and downhill. Only for pros.

Tour 18

Ischgl Ironbike 03

All those, daring to go on the big legof the legendary Ischgl Ironbikeknow, what they have got them-selves into. However, 4,000 metresaltitude, the challenging routingand the strong competitors even-

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tually bring one ortwo to their knees.The first section intothe Larein valley formost starters is a nicewarm up before thetough part begins onthe way to the Idjochat 2,738 m. The roadup here bristles withinclines up to 20%and is merciless toeveryone. The greattrail passage of thethird leg of theIronbike starts fromthe Idjoch.

The Greitspitz trail isreached after twoshort push sectionsand leads on theridge to the SalaaserKopf.

After turning left, follow theSalaaser trail to the Alp Trida, whichis in Switzerland already. After thespeed descent to Samnaun there'sanother merciless twist in the rou-ting. Namely the utterly steep gra-vel road to the Zeblasjoch.

Right there, at around 2,800 metresyou are almost done with theIronbike torture because there'sonly one way left: down – well,…almost. This is the route, wherehistory is made!

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Tour 18

Ischgl Ironbike 03

All those, daring to go on the big legof the legendary Ischgl Ironbikeknow, what they have got them-selves into. However, 4,000 metresaltitude, the challenging routingand the strong competitors even-

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tually bring one ortwo to their knees.The first section intothe Larein valley formost starters is a nicewarm up before thetough part begins onthe way to the Idjochat 2,738 m. The roadup here bristles withinclines up to 20%and is merciless toeveryone. The greattrail passage of thethird leg of theIronbike starts fromthe Idjoch.

The Greitspitz trail isreached after twoshort push sectionsand leads on theridge to the SalaaserKopf.

After turning left, follow theSalaaser trail to the Alp Trida, whichis in Switzerland already. After thespeed descent to Samnaun there'sanother merciless twist in the rou-ting. Namely the utterly steep gra-vel road to the Zeblasjoch.

Right there, at around 2,800 metresyou are almost done with theIronbike torture because there'sonly one way left: down – well,…almost. This is the route, wherehistory is made!

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Demanding Enduro tourwith cable car ascent and

trail through Velill valley.

Tour 19

Velill Trail

For the Enduro riders, who are inter-ested in pleasure, this is a perfecttour... Take the cable car to Idjoch,where from Velillscharte a veryspecial kind of trail rapture begins -the Velilltrail is a pleasurabledescent devised by trail solutions

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designer and Vertrider legendChristian Piccolruaz and redesignedin the upper area to include steepbankings, step-ups and a woodendrop, which makes for a really greatride. Gentle, banked turns, smallerfloaters, where everything flowsresults in a runway track to fall inlove with.

On the upper Velillalpe you candecide whether you ride along thefundamentally harder and steepertrail on the Velillbach, or speedalong on the gravel road to thePrennerhang. Velill valley has some-thing for everyone and as an extraspecial run, is a legendary tour high-light in the region.

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Velill Trail

For the Enduro riders, who are inter-ested in pleasure, this is a perfecttour... Take the cable car to Idjoch,where from Velillscharte a veryspecial kind of trail rapture begins -the Velilltrail is a pleasurabledescent devised by trail solutions

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designer and Vertrider legendChristian Piccolruaz and redesignedin the upper area to include steepbankings, step-ups and a woodendrop, which makes for a really greatride. Gentle, banked turns, smallerfloaters, where everything flowsresults in a runway track to fall inlove with.

On the upper Velillalpe you candecide whether you ride along thefundamentally harder and steepertrail on the Velillbach, or speedalong on the gravel road to thePrennerhang. Velill valley has some-thing for everyone and as an extraspecial run, is a legendary tour high-light in the region.

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The short push section to theGreitspitz doesn't lessen the funone bit because there's enough funahead when hammering downstraight away in a challenging, not

too long trail, which requires verygood technique. Just before themountain station for the Samnauncable car you reach a gravel pathwhich leads to Alp Trida. Take thechair lift here to Flimjoch then rideyour bike via Velillscharte into theVelill trail, which was specially builtfor bikers.

'Soul' and 'Flow' are concepts whichbest describe it. It rolls fantastically,you waltz through the short steepbanking - a genuine roller coasterfeeling. From the Upper Velillalpewe take the sharp variant of the trailalong Velillbach, which requiresperfect bike control.

There is the gravel descent too ofcourse – seeTour No. 19.

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The short push section to theGreitspitz doesn't lessen the funone bit because there's enough funahead when hammering downstraight away in a challenging, not

too long trail, which requires verygood technique. Just before themountain station for the Samnauncable car you reach a gravel pathwhich leads to Alp Trida. Take thechair lift here to Flimjoch then rideyour bike via Velillscharte into theVelill trail, which was specially builtfor bikers.

'Soul' and 'Flow' are concepts whichbest describe it. It rolls fantastically,you waltz through the short steepbanking - a genuine roller coasterfeeling. From the Upper Velillalpewe take the sharp variant of the trailalong Velillbach, which requiresperfect bike control.

There is the gravel descent too ofcourse – seeTour No. 19.

summit stationFlimsattel chair liftsummit stationFlimsattel chair lift

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Superb, long Endurocircuit to Samnaun and

back again – for those who areenthusiastic about moderatelydifficult single trails.

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SmugglerFreeride

Surely you can buy spirits and otherstuff in Samnaun to a reasonableprice but on this tour you'll get intoa trail rush easily without alcohol.

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Via Greitspitz and Salaaser trail theroute leads us down to Samnaun;here via the double-decker gondolaback to Alp Trida and then with thechairlift to the Flimjoch, where thenext trail firework begins. Namelythe Velill trail (see Tour No. 19) – theabsolute dream trail for all Endurobikers. With 530 metres altitude,which can be tackled even with amoderate fitness level; it's alsonever too technically difficult onthis nine kilometre trail.

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back again – for those who areenthusiastic about moderatelydifficult single trails.

Tour 21

SmugglerFreeride

Surely you can buy spirits and otherstuff in Samnaun to a reasonableprice but on this tour you'll get intoa trail rush easily without alcohol.

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Via Greitspitz and Salaaser trail theroute leads us down to Samnaun;here via the double-decker gondolaback to Alp Trida and then with thechairlift to the Flimjoch, where thenext trail firework begins. Namelythe Velill trail (see Tour No. 19) – theabsolute dream trail for all Endurobikers. With 530 metres altitude,which can be tackled even with amoderate fitness level; it's alsonever too technically difficult onthis nine kilometre trail.

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summit stationSilvretta gondola

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Flowing Enduro tour forbeginners and the more

advanced.

Tour 22

Alp Trida Enduro TrailE

Head in comfort to the Idjoch onthe cable car and chairlift, wherethe Soul trail begins. On the re-structured Alp Trida Enduro Trail,beginners, who want to get a tastefor the trails for the first time, as

well as advanced riders who wantto give it a bit more gas through thebends, really get their money'sworth.

The descent promises riding plea-sure at its very best, with rewardingviews.

The trail which is barely 4 km inlength is not quite so long as toovertax trail fledglings, while thosewho have better control over theirbike, can – thanks to the bike trans-port available at the lifts – relax andhammer down several times a day.

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Alp Trida Enduro TrailE

Head in comfort to the Idjoch onthe cable car and chairlift, wherethe Soul trail begins. On the re-structured Alp Trida Enduro Trail,beginners, who want to get a tastefor the trails for the first time, as

well as advanced riders who wantto give it a bit more gas through thebends, really get their money'sworth.

The descent promises riding plea-sure at its very best, with rewardingviews.

The trail which is barely 4 km inlength is not quite so long as toovertax trail fledglings, while thosewho have better control over theirbike, can – thanks to the bike trans-port available at the lifts – relax andhammer down several times a day.

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Enduro-Tour for beginners,built by world-class

downhiller Claudio Caluori.

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The name is the programme. Thisnewly established trail on Swisssoil is a lot of fun. The trail beginsat the Alp Trida Sattel restaurant.To get here, first take the gondolafrom Ischgl up to the Idjoch ridgeand then down to the Alp Trida andthen soar to the start on the AlpTrida chair lift.

The Swiss know how to do thingsand have built a great but not toochallenging trail, which is plenty offun even after several rides.

Beginners can make their first att-empts here and those who mastertheir bikes can speed through theslightly elevated curves.

This short trail can also be perfectlycombined with the newly built AlpTrida Enduro Trail (see tour no. 22),which leads from the Flimjochridge down to the AlpTrida.

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Enduro-Tour for beginners,built by world-class

downhiller Claudio Caluori.

Tour 23

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The name is the programme. Thisnewly established trail on Swisssoil is a lot of fun. The trail beginsat the Alp Trida Sattel restaurant.To get here, first take the gondolafrom Ischgl up to the Idjoch ridgeand then down to the Alp Trida andthen soar to the start on the AlpTrida chair lift.

The Swiss know how to do thingsand have built a great but not toochallenging trail, which is plenty offun even after several rides.

Beginners can make their first att-empts here and those who mastertheir bikes can speed through theslightly elevated curves.

This short trail can also be perfectlycombined with the newly built AlpTrida Enduro Trail (see tour no. 22),which leads from the Flimjochridge down to the AlpTrida.

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Experience bike competence

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If you would like to improve your riding technique during your well-deserved cycling holiday, still have fun and experience the loveliesttours in Ischgl's Bike Arena, then you are in the right place in SilvrettaBike Academy.

Bike guidesIf you can't wait any longer for yourfirst bike tour in Ischgl, then justhead out with a bike guide fromSilvretta Bike Academy.

Guided tours are oriented to suityour personal ideas and require-ments. Various ability groupsensure that you'll find a perfectcycling challenge in Ischgl.

Pros take you to the best mountainbike routes in Paznaun.

Diversity is guaranteed. Single trailsand day tours are as much as part ofthe programme as Enduro and free-ride tours, as are the bike safaris andtheir collection service.

Programme of weekly eventsYou alone decide whether youwant to head out on individuallyguided tours, or if you want to getinvolved in a top-class programmeof weekly events. In Silvretta BikeArena there is something to suitevery requirement, and two abilitygroups.

Panorama tour or Bike Safari – justchoose what you prefer. Should younot be that convinced of your bikeskills out on the terrain, you canimprove at a course in Ischgl.

This means you'll be safe out andabout on the routes in the Alps. Areyou looking for superb multi-daytours, orTransalp tours?

This isn't a problem. With SilvrettaBike Academy you have a pro byyour side. Multi-day Alpine lodgetour?

Nothing better than that. Whetheryou are out and about in the Tyrol

Silvretta Bikeacademy -the touring pros

Silvretta Bikeacademy services,among others:y

y

y

y

y

y

y

„Mountain biking among friends”

is the motto in Silvretta BikeAcademy. No matter what pro-gramme you decide on - you will beaccompanied by a dependablemountain bike trainer, with whomcycling in the Alps is really goodfun. The guides do of course tailortours to suit the individual abilitiesof group participants.

Courses - cycling on the terrain

Daily guided bike tours,in 2 ability groups

Free-ride camps

Free-ride safari with collectionservice (Paznaun & Montafon)

Private Guide -you alone set the programme

Tour of the Alpine lodges withfour stages, moderate-difficultylevel

Transalp tours, in 2 abilitygroups

Alps or in Ischgl - Silvretta BikeAcademy organises everything todo with yourTransalp tour.

Luggage transport & collection ser-vice are of course included.

You can book courses here andenjoy guided tours with the pros,who know all the routes and trailsin the region.

Discover Silvretta Bikearenatogether with experienced guidesand at the same time improve yourmountain bike riding skills!

Silvretta Bike AcademyTel.: +43 (0) 650 20 24 [email protected]

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If you would like to improve your riding technique during your well-deserved cycling holiday, still have fun and experience the loveliesttours in Ischgl's Bike Arena, then you are in the right place in SilvrettaBike Academy.

Bike guidesIf you can't wait any longer for yourfirst bike tour in Ischgl, then justhead out with a bike guide fromSilvretta Bike Academy.

Guided tours are oriented to suityour personal ideas and require-ments. Various ability groupsensure that you'll find a perfectcycling challenge in Ischgl.

Pros take you to the best mountainbike routes in Paznaun.

Diversity is guaranteed. Single trailsand day tours are as much as part ofthe programme as Enduro and free-ride tours, as are the bike safaris andtheir collection service.

Programme of weekly eventsYou alone decide whether youwant to head out on individuallyguided tours, or if you want to getinvolved in a top-class programmeof weekly events. In Silvretta BikeArena there is something to suitevery requirement, and two abilitygroups.

Panorama tour or Bike Safari – justchoose what you prefer. Should younot be that convinced of your bikeskills out on the terrain, you canimprove at a course in Ischgl.

This means you'll be safe out andabout on the routes in the Alps. Areyou looking for superb multi-daytours, orTransalp tours?

This isn't a problem. With SilvrettaBike Academy you have a pro byyour side. Multi-day Alpine lodgetour?

Nothing better than that. Whetheryou are out and about in the Tyrol

Silvretta Bikeacademy -the touring pros

Silvretta Bikeacademy services,among others:y

y

y

y

y

y

y

„Mountain biking among friends”

is the motto in Silvretta BikeAcademy. No matter what pro-gramme you decide on - you will beaccompanied by a dependablemountain bike trainer, with whomcycling in the Alps is really goodfun. The guides do of course tailortours to suit the individual abilitiesof group participants.

Courses - cycling on the terrain

Daily guided bike tours,in 2 ability groups

Free-ride camps

Free-ride safari with collectionservice (Paznaun & Montafon)

Private Guide -you alone set the programme

Tour of the Alpine lodges withfour stages, moderate-difficultylevel

Transalp tours, in 2 abilitygroups

Alps or in Ischgl - Silvretta BikeAcademy organises everything todo with yourTransalp tour.

Luggage transport & collection ser-vice are of course included.

You can book courses here andenjoy guided tours with the pros,who know all the routes and trailsin the region.

Discover Silvretta Bikearenatogether with experienced guidesand at the same time improve yourmountain bike riding skills!

Silvretta Bike AcademyTel.: +43 (0) 650 20 24 [email protected]

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Kopssee1.809 m

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Predigberg2.645 m

Ritzenjoch2.687 m

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Vallüla2.813 m

Gr. Litzner3.109 m

Breitspitz2.197 m

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Lorein Alm 1.860 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

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Menta Alm1.657 m

Saarbrücker-hütte 2.538 mKlostertaler

Hütte2.362 m

VermuntStausee1.743 m

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Tromenier1.723 m

Silvretta Stausee2.030 m

Gasthof Piz Buin

Verbella Alp1.938 m

Heilbronner Hütte2.308 m

Piz Tasna 3.179 mBreite Krone 3.079 m

Grenzeckkopf 3.048 mBischofspitze 3.029 m

Futschölpass 2.768 mAugstenberg 3.228 m

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Kopssee1.809 m

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Predigberg2.645 m

Ritzenjoch2.687 m

Sonnenkogel

Ballunspitze2.671 m

Vallüla2.813 m

Gr. Litzner3.109 m

Breitspitz2.197 m

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Piz Buin3.312 m

Lorein Alm 1.860 m

Jamtalhütte2.165 m

Gh. Zeinisjoch

Menta Alm1.657 m

Saarbrücker-hütte 2.538 mKlostertaler

Hütte2.362 m

VermuntStausee1.743 m

Seerestaurant Madlenerhaus

Tromenier1.723 m

Silvretta Stausee2.030 m

Gasthof Piz Buin

Verbella Alp1.938 m

Heilbronner Hütte2.308 m

Piz Tasna 3.179 mBreite Krone 3.079 m

Grenzeckkopf 3.048 mBischofspitze 3.029 m

Augstenberg 3.228 m

Fluchthorn 3.399 m

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Hohes Rad2.934 m

Muttenjoch2.620 m

Gorfenspitze2.558 m

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Galtür - experience highAlpine mountain sport!

Whatever it is, Galtür and Ischgl offer leisure riders such as tour and Enduropros an appealing, diverse Alpine terrain, with a wide selection of wonder-ful routes, which can in part be combined to make Big Mountain or multi-day tours.

Galtür is a little bit quieter. A little bit more mysterious. Maybe it is dueto its special altitude location.Maybe it's the exceptional mountain backdrop. Maybe it's also a con-fession of wanting to stay small.

Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist Association

Office GaltürAm Dorfplatz 39A - 6563 Galtür

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 200Fax +43 (0) 50990 299

[email protected]

What hits you straight off in thishealth resort is its exceptionallybeautiful setting. Right at the top inPaznaun, at an altitude of over1,600 metres, the Silvretta is at itsmost beautiful. These giant moun-tains with their glaciers are almostwithin touching distance in Galtür,without being threatening.

Quite the opposite - the broadplains with their tranquil lateralvalleys invite you to take a deepbreath. Mountain bike toursaround Galtür are harmoniouslyembedded in the fantastic highAlpine natural landscape.

Classic tours on the Jamtal or theSilvretta 3-lakes tour are really wellworth trying. High Alpine land-scape – enjoyment on the moun-tain.

The routes are available as adownload at galtuer.com, in PDFand GPX format, with all therelevant information and to look atas an interactive plan. It couldn't beany easier, more practical andfaster to organise your mountainbike holiday in the region ofPaznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andforests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldom

PLEASE NOTE:

possible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice. Please use our mountainbike tour guide with the enclosedroute overview map for this pur-pose.

So you can detect from a firstglance whether a respective tour issuitable for you, we have marked alltours with the appropriate symbols.

for classic tours,

for Enduro tours and

for Big Mountain tours.

An explanation of individual cate-gories can be found on page 08.Please also use our mountainbiketour guide and the route map over-view insert.

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Galtür - experience highAlpine mountain sport!

Whatever it is, Galtür and Ischgl offer leisure riders such as tour and Enduropros an appealing, diverse Alpine terrain, with a wide selection of wonder-ful routes, which can in part be combined to make Big Mountain or multi-day tours.

Galtür is a little bit quieter. A little bit more mysterious. Maybe it is dueto its special altitude location.Maybe it's the exceptional mountain backdrop. Maybe it's also a con-fession of wanting to stay small.

Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist Association

Office GaltürAm Dorfplatz 39A - 6563 Galtür

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 200Fax +43 (0) 50990 299

[email protected]

What hits you straight off in thishealth resort is its exceptionallybeautiful setting. Right at the top inPaznaun, at an altitude of over1,600 metres, the Silvretta is at itsmost beautiful. These giant moun-tains with their glaciers are almostwithin touching distance in Galtür,without being threatening.

Quite the opposite - the broadplains with their tranquil lateralvalleys invite you to take a deepbreath. Mountain bike toursaround Galtür are harmoniouslyembedded in the fantastic highAlpine natural landscape.

Classic tours on the Jamtal or theSilvretta 3-lakes tour are really wellworth trying. High Alpine land-scape – enjoyment on the moun-tain.

The routes are available as adownload at galtuer.com, in PDFand GPX format, with all therelevant information and to look atas an interactive plan. It couldn't beany easier, more practical andfaster to organise your mountainbike holiday in the region ofPaznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andforests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldom

PLEASE NOTE:

possible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice. Please use our mountainbike tour guide with the enclosedroute overview map for this pur-pose.

So you can detect from a firstglance whether a respective tour issuitable for you, we have marked alltours with the appropriate symbols.

for classic tours,

for Enduro tours and

for Big Mountain tours.

An explanation of individual cate-gories can be found on page 08.Please also use our mountainbiketour guide and the route map over-view insert.

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Valley circuit

m .................................................430

m .................................................828Total distance (km) .......................28

Technically easy;yet in fitness terms

a bit difficult tour via valley andpanorama paths.

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The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique, and for familiestoo.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metres altitudeyou can extend your tour by whenyou start off in Galtür. (Details applyto the one-way route in each case)6 74 55321 10 118 9km 16 1714 151312 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2818 19

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Ischgl – Galtür

Galtür – Kappl

Anyone who decides upon Galtürshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying. Thesuggested tours in this bike guidecan be individually tailored to suityour fitness requirements.

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Valley circuit

m .................................................430

m .................................................828Total distance (km) .......................28

Technically easy;yet in fitness terms

a bit difficult tour via valley andpanorama paths.

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The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique, and for familiestoo.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metres altitudeyou can extend your tour by whenyou start off in Galtür. (Details applyto the one-way route in each case)6 74 55321 10 118 9km 16 1714 151312 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2818 19

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Ischgl – Galtür

Galtür – Kappl

Anyone who decides upon Galtürshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying. Thesuggested tours in this bike guidecan be individually tailored to suityour fitness requirements.

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19 kilometres, almost 600 metresaltitude and a magnificent panora-ma - the Jamtal tour is a genuinelysuperb riding adventure for racersand tourers alike.

Then we make our way up into theJamtal valley, where eyecatcherssuch as the "Vordere and HintereJamspitze" and the Jamtal glacierJa

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Easy tour, withwonderful panorama

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are keeping us motivated. Thistour is not to be classified as cosybecause you need to pace yourselfin order to manage the almost600 metres altitude and an un-pleasantly steep but short section

briefly before the lodge. The Jamtallodge, at 2,165 metres is an ama-zing place for a stop over before theroute continues comfortably backto Galtür. All in all an impressiveexperience!

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19 kilometres, almost 600 metresaltitude and a magnificent panora-ma - the Jamtal tour is a genuinelysuperb riding adventure for racersand tourers alike.

Then we make our way up into theJamtal valley, where eyecatcherssuch as the "Vordere and HintereJamspitze" and the Jamtal glacier

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at Jamtalhütte.

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are keeping us motivated. Thistour is not to be classified as cosybecause you need to pace yourselfin order to manage the almost600 metres altitude and an un-pleasantly steep but short section

briefly before the lodge. The Jamtallodge, at 2,165 metres is an ama-zing place for a stop over before theroute continues comfortably backto Galtür. All in all an impressiveexperience!

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The landlords of the Heilbronnerlodge are happy about the big num-ber of cyclists, who drop in on theirAlpine crossing from Oberstdorf toRiva.

So anyone who chooses this tourfrom Galtür to Heilbronner lodgecan be sure that in the summerthey will meet lots of like-minded

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Heilbronner lodgeTour 25

m .................................................894

m .................................................894Total distance (km)....................28.2

Moderately difficult tourto Heilbronner lodge via

Kops reservoir and Zeinisjoch.

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people. From Galtür pedal up tothe charming Zeinisjoch at almost2,000 metres for a warm up. Afterpassing lake Zeinis and the Kopsreservoir at this sunny plateau,there is still a few hundred metresaltitude to overcome until the des-tination of this tour.

After a few kilometres you comepast the rustic Verbella alp – fromhere the gravel path is gettingsteeper but never too demanding.Only the last few metres are steepas hell – but the views from here arewell worth it. The way back runs onthe same paths, viaVerbella alp andZeinisjoch back to Galtür.

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The landlords of the Heilbronnerlodge are happy about the big num-ber of cyclists, who drop in on theirAlpine crossing from Oberstdorf toRiva.

So anyone who chooses this tourfrom Galtür to Heilbronner lodgecan be sure that in the summerthey will meet lots of like-minded

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Heilbronner lodgeTour 25

m .................................................894

m .................................................894Total distance (km)....................28.2

Moderately difficult tourto Heilbronner lodge via

Kops reservoir and Zeinisjoch.

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people. From Galtür pedal up tothe charming Zeinisjoch at almost2,000 metres for a warm up. Afterpassing lake Zeinis and the Kopsreservoir at this sunny plateau,there is still a few hundred metresaltitude to overcome until the des-tination of this tour.

After a few kilometres you comepast the rustic Verbella alp – fromhere the gravel path is gettingsteeper but never too demanding.Only the last few metres are steepas hell – but the views from here arewell worth it. The way back runs onthe same paths, viaVerbella alp andZeinisjoch back to Galtür.

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AlpkogelTour 26

m ..........................................1,186

m ..........................................1,183Total distance (km) .......................22

Moderately difficult daytour with steeper climbs

at the start of the tour and astop-off at Verbella Alpe.

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This variant of the circuit around Kopsreservoir starts in Galtür. Designed foradvanced riders, you take the steeperascent to Kleinzeinis, then ride on thevery steep gravel road to Faulbrunn-

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alm, which is located between Alp-kogel and the mighty pyramid of theBallunspitze.

After a brief flat section, the routethen proceeds on very rough groundto a marked out lift route to theDirettissima, uphill from Kopsreservoir, where you can also take thesuperb trail along the lake to the damwall. This area is so lovely, you cannow ride a little bit further up toVerbella Alp for a stop for refresh-ments after you head back via Zeinis-joch to Galtür.

As a result the circuit around theAlpkogel is a fully-fledged, yet nottoo difficult, day tour.

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AlpkogelTour 26

m ..........................................1,186

m ..........................................1,183Total distance (km) .......................22

Moderately difficult daytour with steeper climbs

at the start of the tour and astop-off at Verbella Alpe.

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This variant of the circuit around Kopsreservoir starts in Galtür. Designed foradvanced riders, you take the steeperascent to Kleinzeinis, then ride on thevery steep gravel road to Faulbrunn-

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alm, which is located between Alp-kogel and the mighty pyramid of theBallunspitze.

After a brief flat section, the routethen proceeds on very rough groundto a marked out lift route to theDirettissima, uphill from Kopsreservoir, where you can also take thesuperb trail along the lake to the damwall. This area is so lovely, you cannow ride a little bit further up toVerbella Alp for a stop for refresh-ments after you head back via Zeinis-joch to Galtür.

As a result the circuit around theAlpkogel is a fully-fledged, yet nottoo difficult, day tour.

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Silvretta3 lakes tour

Tour 27

m .............................................1,220

m .............................................1,220Total distance (km) ............37.5 km

Difficult tour to the threelarge reservoirs - on the

border between Tyrol andVorarlberg.

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The three large reservoirs 'Kops','Vermunt' and 'Silvretta', which werepositioned at the border betweenTyrol and Vorarlberg to provide anextensive power supply, are thedestinations in the 'Silvretta 3 lakes'tour.At almost 38 kilometres and at justover 1,200 metres altitude, a goodlevel of fitness, yet less ridingtechnique, is required here, since theroute proceeds mostly on gravel andasphalt.The tour can be made fundamentallyeasier if after the descent, you cyclefrom Kops reservoir to Montafon,continuing to Partenen, with theVermunt cable car providing someassistance. This doesn't just savesome 500 metres altitude, it also hasthe charm of going from the moun-tain station for almost two kilometresthrough a naturally lit subterraneancave to the Silvretta high Alpine road.This then proceeds past Vermuntreservoir, heading for Silvretta reser-voir to Bielerhöhe.You then head slightly uphill again ona gravel path next to the road toGaltür.

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Silvretta3 lakes tour

Tour 27

m .............................................1,220

m .............................................1,220Total distance (km) ............37.5 km

Difficult tour to the threelarge reservoirs - on the

border between Tyrol andVorarlberg.

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The three large reservoirs 'Kops','Vermunt' and 'Silvretta', which werepositioned at the border betweenTyrol and Vorarlberg to provide anextensive power supply, are thedestinations in the 'Silvretta 3 lakes'tour.At almost 38 kilometres and at justover 1,200 metres altitude, a goodlevel of fitness, yet less ridingtechnique, is required here, since theroute proceeds mostly on gravel andasphalt.The tour can be made fundamentallyeasier if after the descent, you cyclefrom Kops reservoir to Montafon,continuing to Partenen, with theVermunt cable car providing someassistance. This doesn't just savesome 500 metres altitude, it also hasthe charm of going from the moun-tain station for almost two kilometresthrough a naturally lit subterraneancave to the Silvretta high Alpine road.This then proceeds past Vermuntreservoir, heading for Silvretta reser-voir to Bielerhöhe.You then head slightly uphill again ona gravel path next to the road toGaltür.

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m .................................................751

m .................................................747Total distance (km) .......................18

Moderately difficult tourto Friedrichshafener lodge

with a technically difficult trailoption downhill.

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The Friedrichshafener lodge is a wellkept mountain guesthouse construc-ted from natural stone, some 700metres altitude above Mathon with awonderful viewing terrace. The viewsfrom here to the Silvretta Groupwhich lies to the south are impressive

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– but also during the ride up the sum-mit views are motivating enough tokeep you going to the top. Whoeverwinds their way up with the bike onthe longgravel road, which is peppe-red with winding sections will indeedhave earned a hearty snack. There is achoice for the descent, depending onyour riding ability -less experiencedriders can simply take the gravel roadback, while all trail fans will keep theirsuspension busy in the upper section,which is very rough in parts, and cantrain their balance on the narrowforest and meadow trail, whichcontinues down to Mathon.

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with a technically difficult trailoption downhill.

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The Friedrichshafener lodge is a wellkept mountain guesthouse construc-ted from natural stone, some 700metres altitude above Mathon with awonderful viewing terrace. The viewsfrom here to the Silvretta Groupwhich lies to the south are impressive

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– but also during the ride up the sum-mit views are motivating enough tokeep you going to the top. Whoeverwinds their way up with the bike onthe longgravel road, which is peppe-red with winding sections will indeedhave earned a hearty snack. There is achoice for the descent, depending onyour riding ability -less experiencedriders can simply take the gravel roadback, while all trail fans will keep theirsuspension busy in the upper section,which is very rough in parts, and cantrain their balance on the narrowforest and meadow trail, whichcontinues down to Mathon.

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m .............................................1,310

m .............................................1,317Total distance (km) .......................30

A tour for singletrailexperts, which is attractive

in terms of landscape, yetdifficult.

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The Muttenjoch tour via Muttenjoch,a 2,620m Alpine crossing, can rightlybe described as one of the nicest bigmountain single trail tours in theregion - a full-blown day tour high upin the Silvretta mountainscape!

With Alpengasthof Zeinisjoch, Heilbronner andFriedrichshafener lodge, there are three lovely Alpinelodges for you to stop off and enjoy some refreshmentsen route.

Cruising past Alpinarium Galtür, the route is initiallyleisurely, then becomes steeper on the valley path toZeinisjoch. Continue on asphalt first, then on a gravelpath past the Verbella Alpe up to the Heilbronner lodge.

From the Heilbronner lodge a demanding trail uphill,then a downhill leads you into the picturesque, peacefulOchsental, which has a superb view into this stony realm.There are then around 300 metres altitude to push thebike up, from the Ochsensenke to Muttenjoch - you'vethen made the crossing! From Muttenjoch a great singletrail then proceeds almost up to Friedrichshafener lodge.

From there, continue as outlined inTour No. 28.

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m .............................................1,310

m .............................................1,317Total distance (km) .......................30

A tour for singletrailexperts, which is attractive

in terms of landscape, yetdifficult.

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The Muttenjoch tour via Muttenjoch,a 2,620m Alpine crossing, can rightlybe described as one of the nicest bigmountain single trail tours in theregion - a full-blown day tour high upin the Silvretta mountainscape!

With Alpengasthof Zeinisjoch, Heilbronner andFriedrichshafener lodge, there are three lovely Alpinelodges for you to stop off and enjoy some refreshmentsen route.

Cruising past Alpinarium Galtür, the route is initiallyleisurely, then becomes steeper on the valley path toZeinisjoch. Continue on asphalt first, then on a gravelpath past the Verbella Alpe up to the Heilbronner lodge.

From the Heilbronner lodge a demanding trail uphill,then a downhill leads you into the picturesque, peacefulOchsental, which has a superb view into this stony realm.There are then around 300 metres altitude to push thebike up, from the Ochsensenke to Muttenjoch - you'vethen made the crossing! From Muttenjoch a great singletrail then proceeds almost up to Friedrichshafener lodge.

From there, continue as outlined inTour No. 28.

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Lorein AlmTour 30

m ..............................................437

m ..............................................437Total distance (km) .......................13

Technically easy andphysically moderately

challenging tour via forest andpanorama paths

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The tour to Lorein Alm is perfect foracclimatization or for a first recon-naissance tour through the Paznaunvalley. This tour is ideal for leisurecyclists as it does not ask too muchof the driver technically. Also forbikers with weaker condition it isgood to ride.

From the village square in Galtür youroll comfortably along the shore pathto the hamletTschaffein.

There you have to cross the street anddrive along the track past the sawmillin direction upper forest. From hereyou pedal into a moderate gradienton a gravel path in direction of LoreinAlm. This passage is also part of thelegendary Ironbike Ischgl, whereevery year hundreds of bikers providea test of their strength.

On the way to Lorein Alm you cansavor the beautiful panorama to theLarein glacier. On the rustic alp thereare waiting delicacies of the valley likehomemade cheese, milk and butter.

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After a long break, the trail leads backto the fork in direction of “Stafali”pond, where you can cool down.

From here it is only a few minutes rideback to the valley.

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m ..............................................437

m ..............................................437Total distance (km) .......................13

Technically easy andphysically moderately

challenging tour via forest andpanorama paths

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The tour to Lorein Alm is perfect foracclimatization or for a first recon-naissance tour through the Paznaunvalley. This tour is ideal for leisurecyclists as it does not ask too muchof the driver technically. Also forbikers with weaker condition it isgood to ride.

From the village square in Galtür youroll comfortably along the shore pathto the hamletTschaffein.

There you have to cross the street anddrive along the track past the sawmillin direction upper forest. From hereyou pedal into a moderate gradienton a gravel path in direction of LoreinAlm. This passage is also part of thelegendary Ironbike Ischgl, whereevery year hundreds of bikers providea test of their strength.

On the way to Lorein Alm you cansavor the beautiful panorama to theLarein glacier. On the rustic alp thereare waiting delicacies of the valley likehomemade cheese, milk and butter.

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From here it is only a few minutes rideback to the valley.

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Ischgl See

Landeck

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PerfuchsbergTobadill

Pians

Versingalpe1.925 m

Ascherhütte2.256 m

Medrigalm1.800 m

LangestheierAlpe 2.050m

Spidur Alpe2.120m

Blankaseen

Durrich1.900m

LangestheiPerpat

Grübelesee

AlpTrida

Grübelekopf2.894 m

VorderesKreuzjoch

2.845 m

Mittagkopf2.249 m

Peziner Spitze2.550 m

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UntereSessladalpe

ObereSessladalpe

SchmalzgrubenScharte 2.697 m

Hoher Riffler 3.168 m

Niederelbe-hütte 2.310 m

Edmund Graf Hütte 2.408 m

Hexenkopf3.035 m

Furgler3.004 m

Tieftalsee

Masnerjoch2.685 m

Gmaierkopf2.914 m

Ulmich

Madaunspitze 2.960 mSeßladspitze 2.906 m

Rugglekopf 2.864 mFatlarspitze 2.986 m

Kreuzjoch 2.919 m

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Ascherhütte2.256 m

LangestheierAlpe 2.050m

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VorderesKreuzjoch

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Peziner Spitze2.550 mObere

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SchmalzgrubenScharte 2.697 m

Hoher Riffler 3.168 m

Niederelbe-hütte 2.310 m

Edmund Graf Hütte 2.408 m

Hexenkopf3.035 m

Furgler3.004 m

Tieftalsee

Masnerjoch2.685 m

Gmaierkopf2.914 m

Ulmich

Madaunspitze 2.960 mSeßladspitze 2.906 m

Rugglekopf 2.864 mFatlarspitze 2.986 m

Kreuzjoch 2.919 m

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Medrigalm1.800 m

Durrich1.900m

Spidur Alpe2.120m

Versingalpe1.925 m

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Ischgl See

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Ebene

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Fernblick

Almstüberl

PerfuchsbergTobadill

Pians

Versingalpe1.925 m

Ascherhütte2.256 m

Medrigalm1.800 m

LangestheierAlpe 2.050m

Spidur Alpe2.120m

Blankaseen

Durrich1.900m

LangestheiPerpat

Grübelesee

AlpTrida

Grübelekopf2.894 m

VorderesKreuzjoch

2.845 m

Mittagkopf2.249 m

Peziner Spitze2.550 m

UntereSessladalpe

UntereSessladalpe

ObereSessladalpe

SchmalzgrubenScharte 2.697 m

Hoher Riffler 3.168 m

Niederelbe-hütte 2.310 m

Edmund Graf Hütte 2.408 m

Hexenkopf3.035 m

Furgler3.004 m

Tieftalsee

Masnerjoch2.685 m

Gmaierkopf2.914 m

Ulmich

Madaunspitze 2.960 mSeßladspitze 2.906 m

Rugglekopf 2.864 mFatlarspitze 2.986 m

Kreuzjoch 2.919 m

Ischgl See

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LangestheierAlpe 2.050m

Blankaseen

LangestheiPerpat

Grübelesee

AlpTrida

Grübelekopf2.894 m

VorderesKreuzjoch

2.845 m

Mittagkopf2.249 m

Peziner Spitze2.550 mObere

Sessladalpe

SchmalzgrubenScharte 2.697 m

Hoher Riffler 3.168 m

Niederelbe-hütte 2.310 m

Edmund Graf Hütte 2.408 m

Hexenkopf3.035 m

Furgler3.004 m

Tieftalsee

Masnerjoch2.685 m

Gmaierkopf2.914 m

Ulmich

Madaunspitze 2.960 mSeßladspitze 2.906 m

Rugglekopf 2.864 mFatlarspitze 2.986 m

Kreuzjoch 2.919 m

Gamperthunalm2.070m

Medrigalm1.800 m

Durrich1.900m

Spidur Alpe2.120m

Versingalpe1.925 m

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... on the sunny balconyof Paznaun!The individual towns in the district of Kappl are predominantlysituated on the sunny slope of lower Paznaun. 90 small hamlets intotal - hamlets are very small villages - surrounded by the impressivemountain chains of up to 3000 metre high Verwall-, Samnaun andSilvretta group, are what make Kappl special.

Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice Kappl

Dorf 112 | A - 6555 Kappl

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 300Fax +43 (0) 50990 399

[email protected]

Over 80 km of mountain bike pathscombine idyllic groups of housesand Alpine pastures up to 2500metres altitude. Kappl providestourers an attractive and diverseAlpine terrain, with a fine selectionof wonderful routes. Mountainbike tours around Kappl areharmoniously embedded in thefantastic high Alpine naturallandscape.

The routes are available as adownload at kappl.com, in PDF andGPX format, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan. It couldn't be anyeasier, more practical and faster toorganise your mountain bikeholiday in the region of Paznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andPLEASE NOTE:

forests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldompossible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice.

Please use our mountain bike tourguide with the enclosed routeoverview map for this purpose.

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BikeArena88 BikeArena 89BikeArena

... on the sunny balconyof Paznaun!The individual towns in the district of Kappl are predominantlysituated on the sunny slope of lower Paznaun. 90 small hamlets intotal - hamlets are very small villages - surrounded by the impressivemountain chains of up to 3000 metre high Verwall-, Samnaun andSilvretta group, are what make Kappl special.

Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice Kappl

Dorf 112 | A - 6555 Kappl

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 300Fax +43 (0) 50990 399

[email protected]

Over 80 km of mountain bike pathscombine idyllic groups of housesand Alpine pastures up to 2500metres altitude. Kappl providestourers an attractive and diverseAlpine terrain, with a fine selectionof wonderful routes. Mountainbike tours around Kappl areharmoniously embedded in thefantastic high Alpine naturallandscape.

The routes are available as adownload at kappl.com, in PDF andGPX format, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan. It couldn't be anyeasier, more practical and faster toorganise your mountain bikeholiday in the region of Paznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andPLEASE NOTE:

forests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldompossible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice.

Please use our mountain bike tourguide with the enclosed routeoverview map for this purpose.

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m .................................................828

m .................................................430Total distance (km) .......................28(Details apply to the one-way route fromSee to Galtür)

Technically easy;yet in fitness terms

a bit difficult tour via valleyand panorama paths.

Valley circuitC

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m .................257Total dist.18.5 km

Kappl – See

Kappl – Ischgl

Kappl – Galtür

Anyone who decides upon Kapplshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!

A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying.

The suggested tours in this bike guide can beindividually tailored to suit your fitness require-ments.

The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metresaltitude you can extend your tour bywhen you start off in Kappl.

(Details apply to the one-way routein each case)

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m .................................................828

m .................................................430Total distance (km) .......................28(Details apply to the one-way route fromSee to Galtür)

Technically easy;yet in fitness terms

a bit difficult tour via valleyand panorama paths.

Valley circuitC

m .................173

m .................344Total dist...8.7 km

m .................257

m .................182Total dist...9.5 km

m .................484

m .................257Total dist.18.5 km

Kappl – See

Kappl – Ischgl

Kappl – Galtür

Anyone who decides upon Kapplshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!

A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying.

The suggested tours in this bike guide can beindividually tailored to suit your fitness require-ments.

The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour throughPaznaun, for a more leisurely trip,without any high requirements inriding technique.

Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metresaltitude you can extend your tour bywhen you start off in Kappl.

(Details apply to the one-way routein each case)

6 74 55321 10 118 9km 16 1714 151312 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2818 19

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On the south hillsides of theVerwall mountaingroup this tourshows off the best side in springwhen the Alpine roses are in bloomor early Autumn days. One shouldavoid this tour on hot, cloudless

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summerdays though. From Kapplthe route starts on asphalt and latercontinues on gravel to the Dias alp,which is sitting at some 1,900metres, high above Kappl, which iswhere you can find some relaxati-on and strenghtening food.Those who like, then dash in thepartly root-covered forest andmeadow trail to Ulmich, which ismoderately challenging withregard to the technique required.Alternatively, take the gravel roaddown into the valley again.

DiasalpeTour 31

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Leisurely tour to Diasalpe,with the option of a mode-

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On the south hillsides of theVerwall mountaingroup this tourshows off the best side in springwhen the Alpine roses are in bloomor early Autumn days. One shouldavoid this tour on hot, cloudless

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summerdays though. From Kapplthe route starts on asphalt and latercontinues on gravel to the Dias alp,which is sitting at some 1,900metres, high above Kappl, which iswhere you can find some relaxati-on and strenghtening food.Those who like, then dash in thepartly root-covered forest andmeadow trail to Ulmich, which ismoderately challenging withregard to the technique required.Alternatively, take the gravel roaddown into the valley again.

DiasalpeTour 31

m .................................................745

m .................................................745Total distance (km)....................11.5

Leisurely tour to Diasalpe,with the option of a mode-

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This tour is perfect for those of youwho are looking for a lovely pan-orama, and also a few woodenAlpine lodges, tanned from theAlpine sun, in the midst of lushgreen Alpine meadows with theirhappy cows.

Without a doubt this route belongsto the most scenic ones in the regi-on. A moderately steep asphalt andlater gravel road runs over 550metres altitude from Kappl up to

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DurrichalpeTour 32

m .................................................614

m .................................................614Total distance (km)....................13.5

Moderately difficultpanorama tour to Durrich-

alpe with refreshment stop.

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Durrichalpe (uncultivated) at 1,800metres. Up here you will find apicture-perfect spot for a little rest,where you can enjoy the silenceand idyll, before heading down toKappl.

All in all a scenic tour, also perfectfor less-conditioned riders.

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This tour is perfect for those of youwho are looking for a lovely pan-orama, and also a few woodenAlpine lodges, tanned from theAlpine sun, in the midst of lushgreen Alpine meadows with theirhappy cows.

Without a doubt this route belongsto the most scenic ones in the regi-on. A moderately steep asphalt andlater gravel road runs over 550metres altitude from Kappl up to

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DurrichalpeTour 32

m .................................................614

m .................................................614Total distance (km)....................13.5

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alpe with refreshment stop.

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All in all a scenic tour, also perfectfor less-conditioned riders.

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743 metres altitude, 24 km - on thisvillage tour, on a flat asphalt andgravel road, Kappl, Perpat,Langesthei, Glitt, and See followone after the other, and there are awhole host of other small hamlets.

Indeed, the route is always uphill,but is mostly flat, so you don't reallyget out of breath.

An excursion tour for families withchildren who are a bit older, foradvanced beginners, who will beproud at having covered 23 kilo-

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metres in the mountains for thefirst time. A leisurely tour withoutany dramatics, which even whenthe weather is bad gives you thefeeling that you've done some-thing good. So, get on your bike!

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743 metres altitude, 24 km - on thisvillage tour, on a flat asphalt andgravel road, Kappl, Perpat,Langesthei, Glitt, and See followone after the other, and there are awhole host of other small hamlets.

Indeed, the route is always uphill,but is mostly flat, so you don't reallyget out of breath.

An excursion tour for families withchildren who are a bit older, foradvanced beginners, who will beproud at having covered 23 kilo-

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Villages tour Kappl -Langesthei - See - Kappl

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Ascherhütte

This tour is simply too beautifulnot to ride. High above the exit‚ toPaznaun is Ascher lodge, at2,256 m.

The 1,600 metres altitude areintense. Inclines up to 18% andmostly gravel underground arechallenging.

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Paznaun, with option to use thecable car.

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For those, who want to take theeasy way, there's the Medrigjochgondola, which saves around 700metres altitude.

At any rate there is then the excel-lent route which has a superb pan-orama, heading to the cosy Ascherlodge, with its sun terrace.

The way back leads to theMedrigalm, going past Schaller, Seevillage and finally to Kappl. Formore advanced riders there's anaction filled trail option.

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Ascherhütte

This tour is simply too beautifulnot to ride. High above the exit‚ toPaznaun is Ascher lodge, at2,256 m.

The 1,600 metres altitude areintense. Inclines up to 18% andmostly gravel underground arechallenging.

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Ascher lodgeTour 34

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m .............................................1,575Total distance (km)....................35.5

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Paznaun, with option to use thecable car.

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For those, who want to take theeasy way, there's the Medrigjochgondola, which saves around 700metres altitude.

At any rate there is then the excel-lent route which has a superb pan-orama, heading to the cosy Ascherlodge, with its sun terrace.

The way back leads to theMedrigalm, going past Schaller, Seevillage and finally to Kappl. Formore advanced riders there's anaction filled trail option.

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Ascherhütte

Those who don't let the initiallysteep route leave them short ofbreath will be rewarded with twoimpressive Kappl sights: TheRotweg chapel and the Visnitzwaterfall.

The Visnitz waterfall can be reachedin just a few minutes on foot, casca-

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m .................................................850Total distance (km)....................14.8

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ding down for an impressive 30 mand providing welcome refresh-ment, in particular on hot days.

Then the tour continues to theVisnitz alp (1,825 m) where you canfill up for the last section. At2,060 metres above sea level, you'llreach the viewpoint below the Mit-tagskopf mountain peak. Climbingenthusiasts can get to the cross onthe summit of the Mittagskopf(2,249 m) in around 30 minutes.

This tour is particularly suitable forvery warm, sunny days, as the grea-ter part of the route leads throughthe forest providing cooling shade.

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Ascherhütte

Those who don't let the initiallysteep route leave them short ofbreath will be rewarded with twoimpressive Kappl sights: TheRotweg chapel and the Visnitzwaterfall.

The Visnitz waterfall can be reachedin just a few minutes on foot, casca-

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ding down for an impressive 30 mand providing welcome refresh-ment, in particular on hot days.

Then the tour continues to theVisnitz alp (1,825 m) where you canfill up for the last section. At2,060 metres above sea level, you'llreach the viewpoint below the Mit-tagskopf mountain peak. Climbingenthusiasts can get to the cross onthe summit of the Mittagskopf(2,249 m) in around 30 minutes.

This tour is particularly suitable forvery warm, sunny days, as the grea-ter part of the route leads throughthe forest providing cooling shade.

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Difficult tour witha huge panorama high

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This tour leads from the Kappl villa-ge square along the municipal roadvia the hamlet of Höfen in the direc-tion of Dias. The Ruhestein chapel(1,474 m) beckons to pause for amoment and reflect. From here, achallenging forest trail continuesthrough the Sinsner forest.

Having reached the forest boun-dary, a short ride across the sunnyslopes will take you to the lowerSesslad alp at 1,892 m above sealevel.

The alpine dairy is home to around40 dairy cows in summer and offersmilk and cheese tasting.

Fit bikers can then continue on tothe upper Sesslad alp to enjoy thewonderful views of impressivemountain panoramas before retur-ning to the Kappl village square onthe same route.

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This tour leads from the Kappl villa-ge square along the municipal roadvia the hamlet of Höfen in the direc-tion of Dias. The Ruhestein chapel(1,474 m) beckons to pause for amoment and reflect. From here, achallenging forest trail continuesthrough the Sinsner forest.

Having reached the forest boun-dary, a short ride across the sunnyslopes will take you to the lowerSesslad alp at 1,892 m above sealevel.

The alpine dairy is home to around40 dairy cows in summer and offersmilk and cheese tasting.

Fit bikers can then continue on tothe upper Sesslad alp to enjoy thewonderful views of impressivemountain panoramas before retur-ning to the Kappl village square onthe same route.

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IschglLandeck

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Rotpleiskopf 2.936 mSpinnscharte 2.681 m

Gmaierkopf 2.914 m

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Hexenkopf 3.035 mFurgler3.004 m

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Rotpleiskopf 2.936 mSpinnscharte 2.681 m

Gmaierkopf 2.914 m

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Hexenkopf 3.035 mFurgler3.004 m

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Rotpleiskopf 2.936 mSpinnscharte 2.681 m

Gmaierkopf 2.914 m

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Panorama overview of See

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Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice See

Au 220A - 6553 See

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 400Fax +43 (0) 50990 499

[email protected]

See in Paznaun

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The scattered settlement of "See"is situated on the right-hand sideof the valley of the lower Paznaunregion. It consists of a large numberof groups of farms and hamlets,and the main town of See-Au.

The valley floor was once coveredby a lake, hence the town's name.The town of "Ze dem See inPacznawn" (= at the lake inPaznaun) was first mentioned asbeing a district in documentsdating from 1433. See providestour riders, in con-junction with

the Silvretta Bike Arena, an appea-ling, diverse Alpine terrain with afine selection of wonderful routes.A fun adventure in the mountains isguaranteed in any event! Themountain bike tours around Seeare harmoniously embedded in thefantastic high Alpine natural land-scape.

The routes are available as adownload at see.at, in PDF and GPXformat, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan. It couldn't be any

easier, more practical and faster toorganise your mountain bikeholiday in the region of Paznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andforests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldompossible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice.Please use our mountain bike tourguide with the enclosed routeoverview map for this purpose.

PLEASE NOTE:

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Additional Information:

Paznaun - Ischgl Tourist AssociationOffice See

Au 220A - 6553 See

Tel. +43 (0) 50990 400Fax +43 (0) 50990 499

[email protected]

See in Paznaun

BikeArena106 BikeArena 107

The scattered settlement of "See"is situated on the right-hand sideof the valley of the lower Paznaunregion. It consists of a large numberof groups of farms and hamlets,and the main town of See-Au.

The valley floor was once coveredby a lake, hence the town's name.The town of "Ze dem See inPacznawn" (= at the lake inPaznaun) was first mentioned asbeing a district in documentsdating from 1433. See providestour riders, in con-junction with

the Silvretta Bike Arena, an appea-ling, diverse Alpine terrain with afine selection of wonderful routes.A fun adventure in the mountains isguaranteed in any event! Themountain bike tours around Seeare harmoniously embedded in thefantastic high Alpine natural land-scape.

The routes are available as adownload at see.at, in PDF and GPXformat, with all the relevantinformation and to look at as aninteractive plan. It couldn't be any

easier, more practical and faster toorganise your mountain bikeholiday in the region of Paznaun.

Use of GPS data is atyour own risk! In narrow valleys andforests in particular the requisiteline of sight to the satellites is notalways available, which means thatinaccuracies may occur. That is whyyou should not blindly follow yourGPS device's direction displays! InAlpine terrain in particular directlyreaching a destination is seldompossible. You should also be in aposition to find your way around atany time, even without a GPSdevice.Please use our mountain bike tourguide with the enclosed routeoverview map for this purpose.

PLEASE NOTE:

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Anyone who decides upon Seeshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying. Thesuggested tours in this bike guidecan be individually tailored to suityour fitness requirements.

The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour through

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Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metresaltitude you can extend your tourby when you start off in See.(Details apply to the one-way routein each case)

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Anyone who decides upon Seeshouldn't miss out on the tourhighlights offered by other towns!A continuously signposted valleycircuit from See to Galtür makes itpossible to access all the bike toursalong the trail in Paznaun, irrespec-tive of where you are staying. Thesuggested tours in this bike guidecan be individually tailored to suityour fitness requirements.

The valley circuit is suitable for aninitial investigative tour through

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Here you can see at a glance howmany kilometres and metresaltitude you can extend your tourby when you start off in See.(Details apply to the one-way routein each case)

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This tour is best suited for hot, sun-ny summer days.

Refreshing streams and trees provi-ding shade line the trail from theMedrigalm mountain restaurant allthe way to Kappl.

Having arrived at the Medrigalmmountain restaurant on theMedrigjochbahn lift, this tour leadspast the Istalanz stream in thedirection of Gamperthun. Aftercrossing Flath stream, the trail willtake you through the Gamperthunforest.

Here beginners as well as speedfans will get their money's worth.On downhill forest trails you canexplore the pristine forest andlandscape, abandoning yourself tothis impressive nature experienceor feeling the rush on the lightningfast forest trails.

The last stage of this tour will takeyou from the Kappl junctionthrough the Ronenmais forest tothe Kappl shooting club. Herenature and tradition shake hands.

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This tour is best suited for hot, sun-ny summer days.

Refreshing streams and trees provi-ding shade line the trail from theMedrigalm mountain restaurant allthe way to Kappl.

Having arrived at the Medrigalmmountain restaurant on theMedrigjochbahn lift, this tour leadspast the Istalanz stream in thedirection of Gamperthun. Aftercrossing Flath stream, the trail willtake you through the Gamperthunforest.

Here beginners as well as speedfans will get their money's worth.On downhill forest trails you canexplore the pristine forest andlandscape, abandoning yourself tothis impressive nature experienceor feeling the rush on the lightningfast forest trails.

The last stage of this tour will takeyou from the Kappl junctionthrough the Ronenmais forest tothe Kappl shooting club. Herenature and tradition shake hands.

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This tour is simply too beautiful notto ride. High above the exit toPaznaun is Ascher lodge, at2,256 m. The 1,200 metres altitudeare intense.Inclines up to 18% and mostly gra-vel underground are challenging.

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At any rate there is then the excel-lent route which has a superb pan-orama, heading to the cosy Ascherlodge, with its sun terrace.

The way back leads to theMedrigalm, going past Schaller andfinally to See.

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Medium difficultenjoyable tour, with

use of the cable car.

BikeArena 113

This tour is simply too beautiful notto ride. High above the exit toPaznaun is Ascher lodge, at2,256 m. The 1,200 metres altitudeare intense.Inclines up to 18% and mostly gra-vel underground are challenging.

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The way back leads to theMedrigalm, going past Schaller andfinally to See.

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