Mountain passes around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin are characterized by high-altitude alpine roads and routes within the Schladming-Dachstein region of Styria, Austria. The area features a mountainous landscape with prominent peaks and valleys. These routes provide access to elevated terrain and offer views of the surrounding natural environment. The region is known for its diverse trails, ranging from moderate to challenging, suitable for various outdoor activities.
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A beautiful, secluded pass. Moderate traffic, good surface. The final third is somewhat steep.
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Things get tough towards the end.
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A magnificent climb that only gets really tough in the final kilometers. Until then, with a gradient of up to five percent, you have plenty of time to enjoy the wonderful scenery. You'll also manage the nine to ten percent further up! It's worth it!
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Lake Constance and its surrounding mountains are a true natural beauty. Cycling around the lake is prohibited; swimming is also not allowed. 1 km from the lake there is a refreshment stop with various refreshments.
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We can only recommend the Taublitzalm. Pure hiking.
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Nicely paved mountain road in the cliffs - no risk of slipping
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Sillstrasse has been permanently closed since 2020. Bypass at the Ödensee.
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The region around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin features high-altitude alpine roads and routes rather than traditional low-lying passes. These offer breathtaking views and access to elevated terrain within the Schladming-Dachstein region. Notable examples include the scenic Öfen Gorge Road, known for its challenging climb and rugged scenery, and the Tauplitzalm, an alpine settlement offering access to several mountains and panoramic views.
The Stoderzinken Alpine Road is an 11-kilometer toll road, often described as the 'highest alpine road in Styria.' It leads to the Stoderzinken mountain, providing spectacular panoramic views over the Enns Valley, the Dachstein, and the Tauern mountains. At the top, visitors can enjoy numerous hiking trails, via ferratas, and visit the picturesque Friedenskircherl (Peace Chapel). Alpine huts also offer local culinary delights.
Yes, the region offers challenging routes. The Öfen Gorge Road is known for its steep driveway and challenging climb. Another demanding ascent is the Ascent to Sölk Pass from Stein an der Enns, which features a magnificent climb that becomes particularly tough in the final kilometers with gradients up to ten percent.
The best time to visit is typically during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn (May to October), when the alpine roads are clear of snow and all hiking trails are accessible. This period offers the most favorable conditions for driving, cycling, and hiking, allowing you to fully enjoy the panoramic views and outdoor activities.
Yes, the Stoderzinken Alpine Road is a toll road. The toll can sometimes be reduced or included with a Sommercard, depending on the season. It's advisable to check current conditions and pricing before your visit.
Absolutely. The Tauplitzalm is considered family-friendly, offering leisurely walks and a 'Six lakes hike' with many places to stop. At the Stoderzinken Alpine Road, there are leisurely walks like the path to the Friedenskircherl and the Stoderalm Loop, suitable for families.
The mountain passes and alpine roads in this region are renowned for their spectacular panoramic views. From the Stoderzinken mountain, you can enjoy views extending up to 100 kilometers on clear days, encompassing the Enns Valley, the Dachstein, and the Tauern mountains. The View of the End of the Valley also offers unique perspectives of the valley's conclusion amidst natural beauty.
Beyond driving and scenic viewing, the area offers extensive opportunities for hiking and cycling. You can find numerous hiking trails, from leisurely walks to challenging routes, especially around the Stoderzinken and Tauplitzalm. For cycling, routes like the 'Salza Reservoir – Öfen Gorge Road loop' are popular. You can explore more options in the Hiking around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin and Cycling around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin guides.
Yes, especially in areas like the Tauplitzalm, which is a settlement with a variety of accommodation options. Near the Stoderzinken Alpine Road, you'll find alpine huts and pastures offering typical Styrian specialties, such as the Berggasthof Steinerhaus at 1845 meters, providing opportunities for culinary delights and hospitality.
Visitors frequently highlight the incredible panoramic views and the unique experience of driving or cycling the high-altitude alpine roads. The challenging climbs, like the Öfen Gorge Road, are appreciated by those seeking a physical challenge, while the serene beauty of places like the Friedenskircherl at Stoderzinken offers a peaceful retreat. The diverse hiking and cycling opportunities also receive high praise.
Beyond the stunning mountain vistas, the region boasts several natural landmarks. The Öfen Gorge Road itself is a natural wonder, offering fantastic scenery amidst rugged mountains. The area also features beautiful lakes, such as those near Tauplitzalm, and the picturesque Ödensee, visible from viewpoints like the View of Ödensee and Totes Gebirge from Sillstraße.


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