Gravel Adventure: Ötztal Circuit

A gravel cycling route starting from Laengenfeld

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Embark on an exciting gravel cycling adventure through the stunning Ötztal landscapes in Tirol, Austria.

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Explore the scenic Ötztal Valley on this adventurous gravel cycling route starting near Längenfeld. With a total ascent of 854 meters and a distance of 53 kilometers, this route offers a thrilling off-road experience for gravel enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the raw natural beauty of the surroundings and enjoy the serene atmosphere of Ötztal. Explore highlight spots, including Östen, Kanzel, Ötztal-Bahnhof, and Oetz.

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53 km

854 m

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Start: Längenfeld Village center

Längenfeld: Alpine beauty and legendary climbs in Längenfeld

Längenfeld, situated in Tirol, Austria, is a cyclist's paradise offering stunning alpine landscapes and challenging routes. The locality is surrounded by majestic mountains, making it an ideal base for climbers and experienced cyclists looking for legendary climbs. The Ötztal Valley, home to some of the most challenging cycling routes in Austria, is a must-visit for cycling enthusiasts. Längenfeld itself provides various bike rental and repair shops, along with cycling-friendly accommodations. Famous climbs nearby include the Timmelsjoch Pass and Kühtai Pass, attracting cyclists from around the world. With its breathtaking scenery and iconic climbs, Längenfeld is a top destination for road cyclists.

12 km

ÖstenHamlet

Östen is a hidden gem along the gravel route, boasting pristine natural landscapes and tranquil surroundings that will make every gravel cyclist's heart skip a beat.

20 km

KanzelViewpoint

Kanzel is a breathtaking viewpoint along the route, providing awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of the Ötztal Valley and its magnificent mountains.

27 km

Ötztal-BahnhofVillage

Ötztal-Bahnhof is a charming village located in the Ötztal Valley, offering a unique blend of Tyrolean heritage and outdoor recreational opportunities.