Ötztaler Radmarathon - the track

The Ötztal Cycling Radmarathon

It is THE cycling marathon par excellence and unofficially the world championship for amateur cyclists - and rightly so: with 238 km and 5,500 metres of altitude, it is a real challenge!
Starting and finishing in Sölden (1,377m) in the Tyrolean Ötztal, there are 4 Alpine passes to conquer: Kühtai (2,017m), Brenner Pass (1,377m), Jaufen Pass (2,094m) and Timmelsjoch (2,474m).

 

Sölden - Ötz - Kühtai - Innsbruck - Brennerpass - Sterzing - Jaufenpass - St.Leonhard in Passeier - Timmelsjoch - Sölden:

  • Starting point and target: Sölden (AUT)
  • Highest point: 2.474m (Timmelsjoch)
  • approx. 238 km
  • approx. 5.500 m elevation
  • approx. 11:00 h travel time

Car-free Alpine passes and streets in South Tyrol and beyond

Many Alpine passes invite road bike enthusiasts and cycling fans to enjoy car-free days. Without exhaust fumes and engine noise, the focus is on sharing the experience and enjoying nature.
https://www.dynamicbiketeam.it/en/activities/mtb-and-road-bike-tours/bicycle-events

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