Wiedersbergerhorn
Description
You start the tour in Hart and ride up towards Bachler Alm. Unfortunately, you are confronted with many no biking signs, even on the forest roads. The ascent is a total of 18 kilometers long - on hot summer days it gets really tough. Once you reach the top of the Wiedersberger Horn, you can look forward to a cool drink at the Hornalm and enjoy the fantastic view of the surrounding mountains. Strengthened, you tackle the trail behind the Hornalm. Late afternoon is ideal for this, as there are no more hikers on the trail. The trail winds its way over to the Luderstein. There are a few small counter-climbs to overcome and so you ride along the ridge.
On reaching the Luderstein, keep left and the trail descends very steeply into the forest. It now becomes much more challenging, with lots of roots and an extremely steep descent until you reach the forest road, which you cross to reach the next trail section. It becomes a little more flowy, beautiful forest floor with no less many roots provides more speed. This brings you back onto the forest road. Unfortunately, you now have to tackle the last section on gravel and tar on the way back to Hart. The difficulty level of the trails is between S2 and S4.
Note: The route is located on Austrian territory and leads over routes that are not approved for mountain bikers. Riding this route on a mountain bike is the responsibility of each individual, in full awareness of the legal situation.
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Details of the tour
30 km
1680 m
1680 m
578 above sea level
2030 above sea level
1 day
Hart im Zillertal
Hart im Zillertal
2528
well suited
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