Haldensee – Gaicht Pass ascent loop from Grän

Haldensee – Gaicht Pass ascent loop from Grän

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Haldensee – Gaicht Pass ascent loop from Grän

01:28

31.9km

370m

Road cycling

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

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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2.83 km

View of Haldensee, Schartschrofen, Rote Flüh, and Hahnenkamm

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Great view over the Haldensee. Opposite the mighty mountain range, with the over 2111 meter high Rote Flüh, Schartschrofen and the Hochwiesler.

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3.60 km

Haldensee

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A feel-good place on the sunny side of the Tannheimer Tal valley. A refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters of Haldensee lake will help you relax and recover, so you …

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10.8 km

Gaichtpass

Mountain Pass

11.6 km

Gaicht Pass ascent

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The Gaicht Pass connects the Lech Valley in Tyrol with the Tannheimer Valley. Its highest elevation is 1,093 meters, and the route starts in Weissenbach am Lech at 882 meters. …

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15.1 km

View of the Lech Valley

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Flowy but short descent, moderate and even gradient uphill

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22.3 km

Haldensee

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The Haldensee is worth a trip at any time of the year.

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26.4 km

View of the Tannheimer Tal from the B199

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very beautiful

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28.1 km

Tannheim

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Tannheim is the main town of the Tannheimer Tal and attracts with a multitude of offers for active leisure activities. Whether you simply want to relax, framed by the mountain …

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28.4 km

View of Bad Kissinger Hütte

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Here, you cycle off the B199 road toward Lumberg and are rewarded with a magnificent view of the Bad Kissinger Hütte, formerly the Pfrontner Hütte. The route is suitable for road bikes.

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