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Ötztal Gravel Challenge


A gravel cycling route starting from Laengenfeld

Take on the thrilling gravel cycling challenge in Ötztal Valley, guaranteed to push your limits.

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Embark on a challenging gravel adventure in Ötztal Valley with this exciting route starting near Längenfeld. With a total ascent of 3366 meters and a distance of 133 kilometers, this route promises grueling climbs and exhilarating descents for dedicated gravel cyclists. Experience the rugged beauty of Ötztal and discover highlight spots like Sandbichl, Wald, Gacher Blick, Faggen, Lutzel Öfele, Prutz, Pillerhöhe, Wenns, Hexenplatte, Oetz, and Winklen.

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133 km
3366 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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.
Sandbichl997 mPeak
Sandbichl is a picturesque spot offering tranquil gravel paths and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountainscape.
WaldVillage
Wald is a dense forest area with enchanting gravel trails, creating a true nature sanctuary for off-road cycling enthusiasts.
Gacher BlickViewpoint
Gacher Blick is a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the Ötztal Valley, providing a well-deserved reward for the challenging gravel climb.
FaggenVillage
Faggen is a picturesque village surrounded by lush green meadows, offering a tranquil oasis amidst the rugged Ötztal landscapes.
Lutzel ÖfeleViewpoint
Lutzel Öfele is a charming spot, providing an opportunity to rest and enjoy stunning views of the Ötztal Valley before continuing your gravel adventure.
PrutzVillage
Prutz is a small village known for its beautiful location on the banks of the Inn River, offering scenic views and rustic charm for visitors.
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Pillerhöhe is a high point along the route, providing cyclists with awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding Ötztal mountains and lakes.
WennsVillage
Wenns is a charming Tyrolean village, offering a delightful mix of traditional architecture, local cuisine, and scenic beauty.
HexenplatteViewpoint
Hexenplatte is a must-visit highlight along the route, known for its impressive viewpoint and stunning vistas of the Ötztal Valley below.
OetzVillage
Oetz serves as a nexus for adventure, offering cycling facilities, accommodations, and a taste of the authentic Tyrolean culture in its traditional streets.
WinklenVillage
Winklen is a peaceful village nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, which truly captures the essence of the Ötztal Valley.
Finish: Längenfeld Village center
Längenfeld: Alpine beauty and legendary climbs in Längenfeld

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