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On bicycles & mountainbikes through Kaiserwinkl
As part of a joint project by local syndicates and communities, a large number of cycle paths for families have been opened, as well as more challenging mountain bike routes up to the peaks. With systematic signposting and the difficulty level clearly indicated, planning your route is easy and there will be something to satisfy every cyclist.
A small overview of some bike tracks:
Mountainbike routes
- HABERSAU - FELDALM
Length of path: 12, 5 km - Ride time: approx. 1 1/2 to 2 hours
Total climb: 650m - Level of difficulty: black (difficult) - GWIRCHTALM
Length of path: 8,5 km - Ride time: approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hours
Total climb: 400m - Level of difficulty: red (medium) - KARALM
Length of path 8km
Total climb 900m - HARAUALM
Length of path 6km - Ride time: 1 1/4 hours
Total climb 300m - Level of difficulty: blue to red (easy to medium)
Radwege
- MIESBERG - TOUR OF THE LAKE
Length of path: 10km - Ride time: 1 to 1 1/2 hours
Level of difficulty: blue (easy) - KAISERWINKL - bike paths
- LEUKENTAL - bike paths
Bike Trail Tirol
When a region lies in the middle of the mountains, as Tyrol does, these mountains provide the playground for sports enthusiasts. At over 800 km long, the Tyrol Bike Trail is the longest continuous mountain bike circuit in the Alps, and two stages of it pass through Kaiserwinkl.
- 1st leg takes you from Kufstein, over St. Nikolaus at the foot of the Zahmer Kaiser, to Durchholzen, and then to Oed. After climbing the quaint Habersaueralm, gently roll the Habersauertal Valley to Kranzach, at the picturesque Walchsee Lake, and continue from there to Kössen.
- 2nd leg from Kössen to Kitzbühel might be a further challenge. The crowning final is a stretch over the Kitzbühler Horn to destination: Kitzbühel.
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