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5072 Klamperberg
Important Infomation
Route Length
9.55 km
Duration
02:50 h
altitude meters uphill
887 hm
altitude meters downhill
86 hm
highest point
1845 hm
Difficulty
Hard
Puplic transport:
From Innsbruck main train station direct bus to Neustift im Stubaital - bus stop Freizeitzentrum.
Trip to by car:
From the Olympic city of Innsbruck you reach the Stubai valley via the Brenner motorway ( Europe Bridge ), exit Schönberg - continue to Neustift. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit to the car park of the leisure centre Neustift.
Parking:
Large free car park at the Neustift leisure centre in the Stubaital.
Starting point:
Leisure centre Neustift
End Point:
Klamperbergalm
Altitude Profile
Open
Weather
Description
A worthwhile training route for ambitious mountain bikers and experienced electric bike users.
This tour starts the same as Route 574 in the district of Stackler and takes you towards the Elferbahn mountain station. After around 400 metres of altitude, the trail branches off to Autenalm and for fit mountain bikers and practiced electric bike users, who can take tackle the very steep ascent, continues on to Klamperbergalm. Those using pedal power may need to push here. It is easier with an electric drive but no less challenging from a technical point of view. The quickest way back is to take the same route. At the fork in the road to the Elferbahn mountain station, you could also add on Route 574 over the Pinnis Valley.
This tour starts the same as Route 574 in the district of Stackler and takes you towards the Elferbahn mountain station. After around 400 metres of altitude, the trail branches off to Autenalm and for fit mountain bikers and practiced electric bike users, who can take tackle the very steep ascent, continues on to Klamperbergalm. Those using pedal power may need to push here. It is easier with an electric drive but no less challenging from a technical point of view. The quickest way back is to take the same route. At the fork in the road to the Elferbahn mountain station, you could also add on Route 574 over the Pinnis Valley.
