Grente Alm
Description
The route starts directly on the valley floor of the Antholz Valley near the Maierhöfe farms. From here, the forest road winds its way uphill to an altitude of 2002 meters above sea level. In this area lies the well-known and managed Grente Alm. From the Grente Alm itself, the bike is then only pushed or carried up to an altitude of around 2200 meters above sea level. The highest point of the tour is reached at the transition from the Antholz Valley to the Wielental Valley. From here you can A) enjoy the view and B) concentrate on the downhill. Up to the Grente Alm, the trail runs at a maximum difficulty of S2 and is a real treat. Through the larch forests, the meters of altitude are simply destroyed before you reach the alpine pasture. As the alp offers a culinary highlight, a stop here is almost a must. The route then continues along a varied trail on difficulty level S2 back to the starting point at Maierhöfe. In total, over 1000 Elevation loss and 6.5 kilometers of trail have been covered - reason enough to consider the day a success.
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Details of the tour
16 km
1035 m
1035 m
1134 above sea level
2170 above sea level
1 day
Antholz
Antholz
3267
well suited
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User comments (1)
About the author: Martin Depauli
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I rode the tour on 18.07.24. Pleasant ascent on a forest road to the Grente Alm. Fantastic view of the Antholz valley here! Entertaining last ascent to the end point. Super panorama. To extend the trail section a little, I then carried the bike up to approx. 2350m towards Rammelstein. A brilliantly technical section. The trail to Grente Alm is then easy to ride. The rest of the trail down to the valley is without any technical difficulties (except for one or two hairpin bends), but it is quite steep. I like it :D
All in all, an absolutely worthwhile tour!