Stubai Cycle Trail

This challenging gravel biking route typically takes around 3 hours and 30 minutes to complete. However, given its difficulty and significant elevation gain, it can easily exceed five hours, especially if you take breaks to enjoy the views.

No, this route is categorized as a 'Hard gravel ride' and is best suited for experienced gravel bikers with a very good level of fitness. It involves significant climbs and potentially unpaved sections where you might need to push your bike.

The route features varied terrain, transitioning between paved roads and gravel sections. A paved road leads to the Telfer Wiesen, where it then changes to gravel. Be prepared for some segments that are unpaved and can be difficult to ride.

You can expect majestic mountain views, including the prominent Patscherkofel and the Nordkette range. A significant highlight is the Telfer Wiesen, known for its flourishing larch meadows and impressive natural landscape. Other notable viewpoints include the View of the glaciers from Telfer Wiesen, the View of the Front Stubai Valley, and the View of Neder and Kampl in Stubai Valley.

The Telfer Wiesen are particularly popular in autumn when the larches change color, offering stunning scenery. However, the route provides beautiful views even in winter, though conditions will be more challenging. Spring and summer also offer great riding conditions, but be mindful of weather changes in the Alps.

The route starts in Mutters. For parking, look for designated areas within Mutters. Public transport options are also available to reach Mutters, making it accessible without a car.

No, there are no special permits or entrance fees required to gravel bike this route in Tyrol.

While dogs are generally allowed on trails in the region, it's important to keep them on a leash, especially in sensitive natural areas and near livestock. Given the challenging nature of the route, ensure your dog is fit enough for the distance and elevation.

You'll find cafes and pubs in the villages of Mutters and Krössbach at the start and end of the route. Along the trail itself, options may be limited, so it's advisable to carry sufficient water and snacks.

Given the route's difficulty and varied terrain, pack plenty of water, energy snacks, and appropriate gear for gravel biking, including a helmet, repair kit, and layers of clothing suitable for changing mountain weather. Sun protection is also recommended.

Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Radroute 19 "Stubai Radweg", Stockerhof, Telfer Wiesen, and Elferrunde, among others.

Yes, riders should be prepared for significant climbs throughout the route. Some unpaved sections, particularly around the Telfer Wiesen, can be difficult to ride and may require you to push your bike.