Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road (Austria) - Indoor Cycling Training

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About Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road
Timmelsjoch is the highest border pass in Austria. The ride to Timmelsjoch is a great climb to pick if you want to go for your first try with a European high alpine road. The climb is easier than other European high alpine roads because it offers many descents and plateaus where you can rest your legs. The ride starts with a flat warm-up through the town of Sölden. From Sölden you ride through the beautiful Ötztal valley. The segment through the valley offers descents and plateaus where you can rest your legs. In a distance, you can see some beautiful glaciers. When you turn off the main road the climb on the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road begins. After the tollbooth, you have a nice and long descent with takes you to a stunning high alpine valley. From here the last climb to Timmelsjoch begin.
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[@kenwynn3871]

Love it. I did this ride last year, along with Stelvio. I would also recommend the Passo dello Spulga with 51 hairpins!

[@BiketheWorld]

AWesome, and thank you for the advice on Passo dello Spulga

[@aussietro]

Astonishing ride. Thank you

[@BiketheWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it :-) You should also try the ride from the other side. It is even more astonishing :-)

[@adriennefrank1518]

Austria is a beautiful country, it would be lovely to go bicycle riding! Thanks for sharing this beautiful video!!

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks Adrienne. Austria has many great rides. Glad you enjoyed this ride :-)

[@rozsahari9133]

Nagyon sok ilyen videót nézek. Rózsa 🌹

[@andrewabrehart6628]

Another great ride. Memories of camping in Grindelwald. Sure I could hear (memory) cow bells near the top. Thanks

[@jaybengaluru]

My 2020 cycling ended with this ride, i found 'Bike The World' as fuel to my 2021 rides. Looking forward to ride with you again in 2021 :)

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks Jayaram, we look forward to present more rides in 2021 :-)

[@gesp5151]

Fantastic as always. The ascent on the other side is steeper at 6% ave and brilliant too. Thanks

[@BiketheWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it :-) You can try the other side here: www.youtube.co them/watch?v=7EpKpvbiSns&lc=UgzEF8VwMkjXgtXVjr54AaABAg

[@martinhoeller5793]

I love your smooth camera work and perfect pace. Thank you so much, I will ride this one tonight!

[@BiketheWorld]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@martinhoeller5793]

@@BiketheWorld it was great! I project your videos on my wall, put on music, and let it all out :)

[@BiketheWorld]

@@martinhoeller5793 Awesome Martin that is the way our videos should be seen. They are filmed for the big screen :-)

[@ht6501]

Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@frankdigiovanni3666]

Damn you....I want to come with you on these rides!!! Do you need somebody to “tag” along with you to cheer you on? Wicked ride

[@FaiscaaaH]

The last climb with 14km at 9.9% average... That's one hell of climb

[@BiketheWorld]

It's a wicked climb that is for sure :-)

[@frankfrohmann1504]

The data are not right, that´s for sure. On both sides Timmelsjoch is not that steep.

[@FaiscaaaH]

@@frankfrohmann1504 thanks for the info. Mate 👍👍

[@donald7171]

Is it correct the strava segment link?

[@BiketheWorld]

Thank you Davide :-) The link has been updated.