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Descent to Telfs – Leutasch sign loop from Innsbruck Hötting

Descent to Telfs – Leutasch sign loop from Innsbruck Hötting

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Descent to Telfs – Leutasch sign loop from Innsbruck Hötting

03:58

82.5km

1,110m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 25, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.92 km

Inn Cycle Path at Sieglanger

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As part of the Inn cycle path a great section between Völs and Innsbruck. Well paved. Only in the area of the motorway entrance Innsbruck West lift a few roots on the asphalt and there for slight bumps, which one possibly feels on the road bike. Generally a busy and much traveled route by amateur athletes and commuters.

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6.32 km

Völser Au

Forest

11.5 km

Inn Cycle Path Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge (Unterperfuss–Zirl)

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Connection between Unterperfuss and Zirl

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31.4 km

Descent to Telfs

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At times a lot of traffic up to the junction

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31.7 km

View of Telfs and the Inn Valley from Buchen

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The Telfser Berg or Buchener Sattel is a constant slope and one of the possibilities to cross the Alps in a north-south direction. At the beginning there is a lot of traffic, but the traffic at the junction to Mösern becomes less and the journey more pleasant. There are about 7 km in about 600 meters of altitude, depending on the starting point .. On average around the 10% gradient without significant recreation. The reward comes after a short descent through a wooded area: the view into the Gaistal. Mieminger chain, Wetterstein mountains and on the other side the Karwendel mountains. a beautiful plateau in which Mittenwald is located.

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32.5 km

Telfser Berg Descent

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34.0 km

Buchener Höhe

Mountain Pass

39.1 km

Leutasch sign

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Great motif directly at the sports field / entrance to Leutasch.

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40.9 km

View of the Leutascher Ache from the Bridge

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From the bridge you have a wonderful view over the Ache to the Hohe Munde but also across to the Puital and Öfelekopf.

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72.5 km

View of the Martinswand

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Imposing, natural and proud, the Martinswand near Zirl seems to be watching over the village. No wonder that the Martinswand and the Ehnbachklamm is home to one of the most interesting climbing regions in Tyrol!

At the foot of this climbing paradise, at 622 meters above sea level, Zirl: Only ten kilometers from the capital of the Alps, you can feel the heartbeat of nature and the pulse of the city here as well.

If you want to have a change even without climbing skills: About 200 meters above the Inntalsohle lies in the middle of the Martinswand the Maximilians grotto, a 26 meter wide and 19 meter high natural cave. According to legend, Emperor Maximilian once took refuge in the grotto after he had chased himself in the chamois hunt. The Grottensteig in the Martinswand has been redesigned and has been safely accessible since the beginning of April 2015. Bridges, fences and handrails provide a child-safe way to the magnificent viewpoint on Zirl and the upper Inn Valley.

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74.8 km

Meilbrunnen

Forest

82.5 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

33.5 km

30.3 km

15.2 km

3.27 km

249 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

82.4 km

195 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,250 m)

Lowest point (570 m)

Weather

Wednesday 27 May

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12 %

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Descent to Telfs – Leutasch sign loop from Innsbruck Hötting

Inn Cycle Path at Sieglanger

Inn Cycle Path Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge (Unterperfuss–Zirl)

Descent to Telfs

View of Telfs and the Inn Valley from Buchen

Telfser Berg Descent

Leutasch sign

View of the Leutascher Ache from the Bridge

View of the Martinswand

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