Mountain Biking - St. Anton am Arlberg

Routes
Descriptions of trails
Elevation profiles
Mountain Biking
Biking in the
mountains around
St. Anton
Tyrol is a first-class biker area
with more than 5,200 kilometres of official mountain-bike
routes, naturally this includes
St. Anton am Arlberg. The
“Best of the Alps” resort offers
a rewarding mountain-bike
trail network with approx. 200
kilometres. All trails are very
well signposted and scenically a
pleasure! The trails throughout
Tyrol have the same marking
as the ski runs showing the
level of difficulty. Around St.
Anton mountain bikers will
find something for every taste:
starting with easy trails through
lush meadows and shady forests
through moderate climbs to
challengingly steep climbs for
the hard core bikers.
All trails start at the Arlbergwell.com and are signposted
uniformly. These trails are not
only open to bikers but are enamoured by mountain runners,
Nordic walkers and tri-athletes
too.
Tips for bikers in the
mountains
It is recommended to take a
water bottle along on all tours
just as appropriately advisable is
a spare inner tube, First-aid kit
and repair set.. Particularly in the
high alpine area warm clothes
(everyone knows the strong air
streams as one races down hill)
Windcheater, rain protection fit
comfortably into a little rucksack.
Everybody should also wear
cycling gloves and bicycle helmet.
Weg Nr. 758
PUTZENALM
Stanzer valley cycle route
TakeARLBERG-well.com
the asphalted path (theauf
old der
trainAsphaltstraße
tracks) from theder
Arlberg-well.com
east up
Vom
alten Bahntrasse
Richtung
Osten bis
zur Nassereinbahn
links
auf der
Nassereinergasse
to the Nasserein
gondola
station, from here– go
straight
ahead
on the Nasserein
bis
zum
Brunnen
– von
dortbefore
auf der
immer
geraderoad
until
the second
bridge,
theNassereinerstraße
bridge take a right into
the woods
- over
aus
den
Ortsteil
St. Jakob
Untergand.
– Zwischen
Talihand
thedurch
railway
tunnel
and down
again bis
to the
Rosanna river.
Go along Haus
the right
und
Haus
derinRechtskurve
verlassen
wirAdie
Asphaltstraße
bank
pastAndrea
the Sportvor
centre
Pettneu and onto
Schnann.
rewarding
side excurund fahren durch den Gondawald Richtung Putzenalpe. Bei km 6,7
sion is to the Schnann gorge from the centre of the village. Cross over the river in
wäre eine Abkürzung zu Schöngraben nach einer kurzen Tragestrecke
Schnann and return along the other bank as far as St. Jakob.
(Wanderweg)
möglich. Die Putzenalm ist von Ende Juni bis Mitte
Variant: Gobewirtschaftet.
through the village
of St.
visit the
parish church.
Cross
over
September
Von
derJakob
Almand
weiter
Richtung
Westen
zuerst
the Rosanna
cycle
back to
St.bergab
Anton up
to the
Arlberg-well.com.
abwärts
dannand
flach
später
steil
zum
Schöngraben
– nach der
Brücke links über Nasserein zur Nassereinbahn – dort rechts über die alte
Bahntrasse bis zum ARLBERG-well.com
Starting point 1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
Turning point 1.157 m Flirsch
Time2 hours (return)
Distance 26,1 km (return)
Uphill altitude covered 217 vertical meters
Level of difficulty blue – easy
Ausgangspunkt
1.300
Meter,
ARLBERG-well.com Halle
Trail description
asphalt,
gravel
Höchster Punkt 1.711 Meter Putzenalm
Fitness minimum
Fahrzeit1 Stunde und 30 Minuten bis Putzenalm,
Rundtour 2 Stunden
Streckenlänge 16,2 km
Maximale Steigerung 12%
Maximales Gefälle 20%
Höhendifferenz 546 Höhenmeter
Schwierigkeitsgrad Rote Strecke – mittelschwierig
PUTZENALM
Take the asphalted path (the old train tracks)from the Arlberg-well.com east up to
the Nasserein gondola station, go left on the Nassereinergasse up to the fountain
from there on the Nassereinerstrasse straight ahead through the village of St. Jakob
to Untergand. Before the right hand curve between Haus Tali and Haus Steinmüller
leave the asphalted road, and go through the Gonda woods in the direction of the
Putzenalm. At km 6.7 there is a shortcut through to Schöngraben. Go left down
the steep path, then up the opposite side of the narrow valley – approx. 10 minutes
to push the bike. The Putzenalm is open from the end of June to the middle of
September. Leaving the Putzenalp, one goes downhill in a westerly direction.
It flattens off, then descends steeply to Schöngraben. After the bridge, go left
through Nasserein to the Nasserein gondola and right along the old train track to the
Arlberg-well.com.
Starting point
Highest Point
Time
Distance
Uphill altitude covered
Level of difficulty
Trail description
Fitness
1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
1.739 m Putzenalm
1 hour 30 mins to the Putzenalm,
2 hrs round tour
15,2 km
655 vertical meters
red – moderately difficult
asphalt, gravel
medium
6
HERRENWALD-KAPALL
Take the asphalted path (the old train tracks) from the Arlberg-well.com east up
to the Nasserein gondola station, go left on the Nassereinergasse up to the fountain then left on Nassereinstrasse past San Antonio pizzeria up to the small chapel
- there again to the left up to the Herren woods. Go along this gravel path to the
bridge, in front of this take a sharp left direction Rodelalm. At the junction with the
Rodelhütte (snack stop) go straight ahead - at the next junction take a right up to the
next fork and straight ahead up to the end of the trail. Return is via the same trail.
Starting point 1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
Highest Point 2.063 m
Time 1 hr 40 mins to the end of trail,
approx. 30 mins return
Distance8,1 km to the highest point,16,4 km (return)
Uphill altitude covered 783 m
Level of difficulty red – moderately difficult
Trail description asphalt approach, then gravel
Fitness medium
8
RENDLALM
Take the asphalted path (the old train tracks) from the Arlberg-well.com east up
to the Nasserein gondola station, then straight ahead to the end of Nasserein. From
here go on the main road until the second bridge, before the bridge take a right into
the woods - over the railway tunnel and down again to the Rosanna river and the
Stanzertaler cycle track. Take the right hand trail to Rendl until the Moostal junction, then left uphill to the Rendlalm. A continuation of the journey is possible in the
direction of Zwolferkopf and Wannele. Return back to the junction and from there
go left in the direction of the Moostal. On the Moostalweg go right, down to the
Rendl station and further on to the Arlberg-well.com
Starting point 1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
Highest point 1.785 m Rendlalm
Time1 hr 40 mins round trip
Distance 14,3 km
Uphill altitude covered 611 vertical meters
Level of difficulty red – moderately difficult
Trail description asphalt approach, then gravel
Fitness medium
10
VERWALL LAKE - SATTELWALDWEG - moostal
From the Arlberg-well.com go west through the village park, turn right at the
roundabout and go up the Alte Arlbergstrasse until the main road. Turn right up to
the Hotel Mooserkreuz and then left into the Verwall valley. Follow the asphalt road
and go past the Stiegeneck chapel. At the next junction turn right in the direction
of the Mariotal - (If you go straight ahead it will be easier, shorter and will take you
to the bridge by the Verwall restaurant which you cross and turn left) - go through
the Arlen stream and at the next junction turn left downhill towards the Verwall
Lake. (Straight on is the Mariotal No. 775). Staying on the right side of the lake,
continue to the Salzhütte, then over the bridge and go back on the other side of the
lake until the next Rosanna bridge. Do not cross the bridge, go straight ahead on
the Sattelwaldweg around the Sattelkopf. Carry the bike for a short while over the
Moostal stream, and then follow the steep ascent to the Bildstöckli. Turn left down
the Moostalweg till the Rendl station and continue on till the Arlberg-well.com.
Starting point 1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
Highest point 1.643 m »Bildstöckli«
Time2 hrs round trip
Distance 17,3 km
Uphill altitude covered 600 vertical meters
Level of difficulty red – moderately difficult
Trail description 50 % asphalt, 50% gravel
Fitness medium
12
KONSTANZERHÜTTE- HEILBRONNERHÜTTE
From the Arlberg-well.com go west through the village park, turn right at the
roundabout and go up the Alte Arlbergstrasse until the main road. Turn right up
to the Hotel Mooserkreuz and then left into the Verwall valley. Follow the asphalt
road and go past the Stiegeneck. After the Arlenbach bridge there is a big meadow,
take the first turn to the right, follow the gravel path slightly uphill to the Verwall
lake and to the Salzhütte. From there go straight on until you reach a little bridge,
then turn left to the Konstanzer hütte. The hut is open from the end of June until
the end of September. To continue to the Heilbronnerhütte turn right at the little
bridge to the Schönverwall. At the first junction go straight on (Take the right turn
to the Silbertal*) and pass the Schönverwallhütte. Then cross the Rosanna and
push the bike for approx. 45minutes. Go up the steep incline, past the Scheidseen
(county border) to the Heilbronnerhütte. You can carry on to the Paznauntal or
the Montafontal from here. Return via the Salzhütte, over the bridge, south of the
Ferwall lake and over the next bridge. You can stop for a drink at the Verwall restaurant or carry on back to St Anton.
* Silbertal: At the first junction turn to the right in the direction Silbertal. Later
you have to push the bike for approx. 60 minutes and then go on a gravel path to
Silbertal, Schruns and Bludenz. Travel back to St. Anton by train.
(Allowed: June 15 – September 15).
Starting point 1.300 m ARLBERG-well.com
Highest point 2.283 m Heilbronnerhütte
Time1 hour and 15 minutes until Konstanzerhütte
3 hours 15 minutes to Heilbronnerhütte
Distance 20 km
Uphill altitude covered 1.201 vertical meters to Heilbronnerhütte
Level of difficulty red – moderately difficult
Variant Heilbronnerhütte - Paznauntal or Silbertal
Trail description asphalt, gravel
Fitness medium / Variant high
14
MAROI
From the Arlberg-well.com go west through the village park, turn right at the
roundabout and go up the Alte Arlbergstrasse until the main road. Turn right up
to the Hotel Mooserkreuz and then left into the Verwall valley. Follow the road
past the Stiegeneck chapel and turn right at the next junction to go to the Mariotal.
Continue along that path until you reach the hunting hut. Take the same way back
to St. Anton.
Starting point 1.300 m ARLBERG-well.com
Highest point 1.706 m Hunting hut Maroi
Time1 hour, return 30 mins
Distance 7,5 km, 15 km (return)
Uphill altitude covered 498 vertical meters
Level of difficulty red – moderately difficult
Trail description 50% asphalt, 50% gravel
Fitness minimum
16
DARMSTÄDTERHÜTTE
From the Arlberg-well.com go west through the village park, straight on at the
roundabout, past the Steissbach and Lott carpark and under the main road until the
bridge by the Rendl station. Cross the Rosanna onto the gravel path which gradually
gets steeper and take the first turn (also the next junction) uphill to the Bildstöckli.
From then on it flattens out until the Tritschalpe junction. (At the Tritschalpe light
snacks are available).Continue uphill to the Rossfallalm (also light snacks available)
and past Lake Kartell until you reach the Darmstädterhütte. (Open from the end of
June till the middle of September). Return the same way.
Starting point
Highest point
Time
Distance
Uphill altitude covered
Level of difficulty
Trail description
Fitness
1.300 m ARLBERG-well.com
2.381 m Darmstädterhütte
2 hrs, return 45 mins
13 km, 26 km round trip
1.114 vertical meters
black - difficult
asphalt approach, gravel, then rough gravel
high
18
ALPE GANATSCH
Start at ARLBERG-well.com, go eastwards along the old train station asphalt road
to the Nassereinbahn, then straight on to the Nasserein approach road. From there,
head along the national road as far as the second Guhl bridge. At the bridge, turn
right into the forest, go over the train tunnel portal and back down to the Rosanna
Stream. Continue along the right bank of the Rosanna as far as Wellnesspark
Pettneu, then further to the Schnann petrol station. From there, follow the signs
through the forest to Alpe Ganatsch. Return to St. Anton via Flirsch along the banks
of the Rosanna.
Starting point
Highest point
Time
Distance
Uphill altitude covered
Level of difficulty
Trail description
Fitness
1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
1.845 m, Alpe Ganatsch
approx. 3 hrs
40,3 km
1.061 m
black - difficult
asphalt, gravel, forest
medium
20
NESSLERALM
Start at ARLBERG-well.com, go across the Arlberg Strasse to the Sport and
Climbing Centre arl.rock near the train station. Then go over the Planie on the right
bank of the Rosanna as far as Wellnesspark Pettneu. Then go along the Rosanna in
the direction of Pettneu, following the signs for “Arlberger Supersauser”, following
the Sledding Run as far as Nessleralm. Return to St. Anton along the same route.
Starting point
Highest point
Time
Distance
Uphill altitude covered
Level of difficulty
Trail description
Fitness
1.300 m, ARLBERG-well.com
1.619 m, Nessleralm
approx. 1 hour and 45 mins
23 km
565 m
red
asphalt, gravel, forest
medium
22
The following rules for Mountain bikers
are valid in Tyrol
„Work the pedals – steady – GO”
> cycle always with controlled speed especially on blind sections
such as curves since there is a chance of obstacles (e.g. road
damage, stone, branch, stored wood, grazing cattle, level-crossing
barriers, tractors, forest machines, or other vehicles)!
> Remember there could be walkers or hikers on the trail; please
slow down when overtaking them.
MIT TELPUNKT
> Please pay attention to the level of difficulty of the trail and use
your experiences and ability as a biker to judge accordingly. Wear
a helmet for protection and check all equipment (brakes, bell,
light etc.) before the beginning of every bike tour.
> Please keep within the natural path limits and accept that this is
beneficial to both the agriculture and forestry alike. Please close
the gates behind you.
> Be aware of the wildlife and nature. Do not divert from the
marked routes or go outside the limits and finish the tour before
nightfall. Do not leave any rubbish behind.
SOS rescue tel. no. 144
mountain emergency number tel. no. 140
Blue trail: easy
PROFIS MIT PROFIL
www.intersport-arlberg.com
St. Anton am Arlberg • Fußgängerzone • Hotline: +43-5446-34533
Red trail: moderately difficult
Black trail: difficult
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