Bartholomäberg – Covered Bridge Over the Ill loop from Silbertal

Bartholomäberg – Covered Bridge Over the Ill loop from Silbertal

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Bartholomäberg – Covered Bridge Over the Ill loop from Silbertal

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31.2km

830m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.88 km for 89 m

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10 m

Kristberg Panorama Inn

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Living with a view: At the Superior Vitalhotel Kristberg, you'll find what you're looking for if you're seeking a place to switch off, find peace, and enjoy nature. Up here …

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3.75 km

Innerberg Mountain Church

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Here the panorama road crosses, it goes towards Bartholomäberg or Silbertal or further up towards Kristberg.

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4.13 km

Descent from Innerberg to Sankt Anton

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Be sure to drive up from Silbertal to Innerberg and then drive down from Innerberg to Sankt Anton. On the way down you have the most beautiful view you can imagine

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6.89 km

Bartholomäberg

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The area of the municipality of Bartholomäberg was first settled over 5,000 years ago. Metals have been mined here since the Bronze Age, and in the Middle Ages, the village …

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11.4 km

Schruns Town Hall

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History of the market town of Schruns
In 1433, the church of St. Josen in Schruns is mentioned. From 1579, Schruns was its own parish, but the entire area of …

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15.5 km

Covered Bridge Over the Ill

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The tables and benches invite you to take a break and the bridge is often a popular motif for souvenir photos of various bikers. And they like to do that …

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18.2 km

Fidelis Chapel

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This chapel and the nearby fountain were dedicated to Saint Fidelis, a 17th century martyr.

On October 5, 1729, Fidelis, who was regarded as the first martyr of the Capuchin …

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20.8 km