Innsbruck Mountain Loop

A road cycling route starting from Aldrans

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A scenic road cycling route with a mix of challenging climbs and stunning valley views.

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The Innsbruck Mountain Loop is a road cycling route that takes you through the beautiful mountains and valleys surrounding Innsbruck, Austria. With a total ascent of 1,100 meters and a distance of 53 kilometers, this route is ideal for cyclists who enjoy a mix of challenging climbs and breathtaking scenery. The highlight of the route is the famous Bergisel ski jump, where you can experience stunning panoramic views of Innsbruck. The route also takes you through picturesque villages such as Götzens and Oberperfuss, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy traditional Tyrolean architecture. Overall, the Innsbruck Mountain Loop offers a rewarding cycling experience with a mix of challenging climbs, stunning valley views, and cultural attractions.

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53 km

1100 m

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Start: Aldrans Village center

Aldrans: Alpine beauty and challenging routes in Tirol

Aldrans is a scenic locality situated in the Tirol region of Austria. For road and gravel cyclists, Aldrans provides breathtaking alpine landscapes and diverse cycling routes. The region offers challenging climbs, most notably Hinterfeldabfahrt and Frohnleitenpass, which attract professional cyclists for training. Aldrans is a popular cycling destination due to its well-maintained roads and the stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It also offers various amenities and accommodations suitable for cyclists and tourists.