Gramersberg Reitsteig
Description
You start in Fall and ride up to Gramersberg. You have to pedal hard on rough gravel. Once at the top, you follow a very narrow path. You have to push the bike in front of you on the rear wheel, otherwise the handlebars will touch the rock face. On the other side, you descend 200 meters. There is no room for mistakes here, and you should definitely be free from giddiness. So you push and ride slowly to the foot of the Schafreiter. The wonderful view of the Schafreiter and Karwendel distracts you from the climb. At the saddle of the Wiesbauer Hochleger, turn right onto the Reitsteig trail. Not particularly steep, but very rocky and rooty with many hairpin bends, it leads down into the Risstal valley. It is narrow and steep at some crossings. Beware of the risk of falling. Otherwise a very fun trail with some flowing sections. Difficulty level S3. At the bottom, you come out at the Rissstraße and ride this in the direction of Vorderriss and then on to Fall.
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Details of the tour
26 km
960 m
960 m
755 above sea level
1652 above sea level
1 day
Fall
Fall
2440
limited
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