Völs to Kematen in Tirol to Seefelder Sattel to Gießenbach to Kalvarienberg to Krün to Fische beobachten to Adlerkanzel to Scharnitz to Seefeld in Tirol to Zirler Berg to Völs

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A challenging gravel ride through the scenic landscapes of Tirol, featuring historic villages, beautiful mountain passes, and breathtaking viewpoints.

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Map miniature of "Völs to Kematen in Tirol to Seefelder Sattel to Gießenbach to Kalvarienberg to Krün to Fische beobachten to Adlerkanzel to Scharnitz to Seefeld in Tirol to Zirler Berg to Völs" cycling inspiration in Tirol, Austria. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a scenic gravel adventure starting from Völs, Tirol. This 93 km round-trip cycling route takes you through picturesque villages, challenging mountain passes, and stunning viewpoints. With a total ascent of 1,390 m, this route is ideal for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a challenging ride. The route is marked by distinct highlights, including the historic village of Kematen in Tirol, the scenic Seefelder Sattel mountain pass, and the tranquil Gießenbach. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Kalvarienberg pilgrimage site and Krün, a charming Bavarian-style village. Further along the route, you'll encounter opportunities to observe fishes in their natural habitats and enjoy panoramic views from the Adlerkanzel viewpoint. Scharnitz, a small village located at the Austria-Germany border, offers a unique cultural experience, followed by a ride through the beautiful town of Seefeld in Tirol. Finally, conquer the challenging Zirler Berg, a famous cycling spot known for its steep inclines and rewarding vistas.

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93 km

1390 m

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Start: Völs Village center

Völs: Alpine Cycling Heaven in Tirol

Völs is a village located in the Tirol region of Austria. It offers a picturesque setting surrounded by stunning alpine landscapes, making it a paradise for road and gravel cyclists. The village has several cycling routes that cater to all levels of cyclists, from beginners to professionals. One of the famous cycling spots in the area is the nearby Brenner Pass, a popular route for cyclists crossing the Alps. Völs also offers bike-friendly amenities, including rental services and guided tours. Cyclists visiting Völs will be mesmerized by the majestic mountains, beautiful forests, and crystal-clear lakes. Overall, Völs is a dream destination for cyclists looking for a mix of natural beauty and challenging cycling routes.