Gurgltal Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Tarrenz

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Conquer the challenging Gurgltal valley

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Map miniature of "Gurgltal Challenge" cycling inspiration in Tirol, Austria. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Gurgltal Challenge is a thrilling cycling route that combines beautiful landscapes with demanding ascents. Starting in Tarrenz, this 60 km road route takes you through the Nassereith, Holzleitensattel, Mötz, Wengenberg, Stams, Roppen, and Imst. With a total ascent of 1428 meters, it offers a great challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists. The route is diverse, taking you through forests, mountain passes, and picturesque villages. Highlights along the way include Nassereith, a charming village known for its historic architecture, and Imst, a popular tourist destination with vibrant culture and beautiful surroundings. Overall, the Gurgltal Challenge is a fantastic road cycling experience, offering a mix of natural beauty and physical challenge.

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Start: Tarrenz Village center

Tarrenz: Conquering the challenging alpine climbs of the Tirol region.

Tarrenz is a locality in Tirol, Austria. From a cyclist's perspective, Tarrenz offers stunning alpine scenery and challenging climbs perfect for experienced road and gravel cyclists. The region features well-maintained roads and well-marked cycling paths, providing cyclists with excellent riding conditions. Tarrenz is located near the famous Mieming Plateau, which offers breathtaking panoramic views and a variety of cycling routes. Cyclists can also explore the nearby Ötztal Valley, known for its legendary climbs and beautiful mountain landscapes.