Leutaschtal Runde

A road cycling route starting from Mutters

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Adventure through Leutaschtal valley

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The Leutaschtal Runde is an epic road cycling route that takes you through the beautiful Leutaschtal valley and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. With a total ascent of 2310 meters and a distance of 150 kilometers, this route is sure to challenge even the most experienced cyclists. Along the way, you will pass through several highlights including Birgitz, Zirler Berg, Buchener Höhe, and Porta Claudia. These scenic spots offer stunning views and provide the perfect opportunity to take a break and soak in the natural beauty of the area. Overall, the Leutaschtal Runde is a challenging yet highly rewarding route that showcases the best of Tirol's cycling landscape.

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150 km

2310 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Mutters Village center

Mutters: Conquer the Alps in Mutters, Tirol

Mutters, a town in Tirol, Austria, is a cyclist's paradise. With its stunning alpine landscapes, Mutters offers both road and gravel cyclists a range of challenging and rewarding routes. The road cyclist can conquer the nearby Olympiastraße mountain pass or opt for less steep but equally breathtaking rides through scenic valleys. Gravel cyclists can explore the network of forest paths and explore the unparalleled beauty of the region. Mutters is also a popular starting point for cycling tours to other nearby picturesque towns such as Hall and Innsbruck. Whether you seek tough climbs or scenic rides, Mutters is a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts.

6 km

BirgitzVillage

Birgitz is a picturesque village located at 6 kilometers from the start of the route. It is known for its traditional Tyrolean architecture and charming atmosphere.

16 km

Zirler Berg1057 mPeak

Zirler Berg is a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with stunning panoramic views of the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountains.

35 km

Buchener Höhe1247 mMountain Pass

Buchener Höhe is a mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the Karwendel Range and the Wetterstein Range. It marks the highest point of the route.

39 km

LeutaschVillage

Leutasch is a small village situated in a picturesque valley. It is a great spot to rest and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before continuing the route.

49 km

Porta ClaudiaCastle Ruins

Porta Claudia is a historical landmark located in the village of Mittenwald. It was built in the 16th century and served as a toll station for merchants passing through the region.

63 km

Hirschbühel959 mPeak

Hirschbühel is a popular viewpoint that offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. It is a perfect spot for taking memorable photos.

72 km

Garmisch-PartenkirchenTown

Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a charming Bavarian town located on the border between Germany and Austria. It is famous for its traditional architecture and its proximity to the Zugspitze, the highest peak in Germany.

87 km

Kochelberg863 mPeak

Kochelberg is a scenic spot located at an elevation of 860 meters. It offers stunning views of the Wetterstein Mountains and is a great place to take a break before descending towards Innsbruck.

111 km

KalvarienbergViewpoint

Kalvarienberg is a hill located in the village of Seefeld. It is known for its pilgrimage church and is a popular destination for visitors seeking spiritual and scenic experiences.

111 km

ScharnitzVillage

Scharnitz is a small village nestled in the heart of the Karwendel Mountains. It is a great spot to rest and enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding nature.

121 km

Seefelder Sattel1185 mMountain Pass

Seefelder Sattel is a mountain pass located at an elevation of 1189 meters. It offers stunning views of the Karwendel Mountains and is a popular spot for cyclists.

134 km

Burg MartinsbühelCastle

Burg Martinsbühel is a historical castle ruin located near Innsbruck. It dates back to the 13th century and offers an interesting glimpse into the region's medieval history.

146 km

Bergisel746 mPeak

Bergisel is a hill located in Innsbruck. It is famous for its ski jump and offers stunning views of the city. It is also home to the Tirol Panorama museum, which showcases the history and culture of the region.

150 km

MuttersVillage

Mutters is a charming village located in the Inn Valley. It marks both the start and end point of the route and offers a wide range of amenities for cyclists.