Düsseldorfer Weg

Düsseldorfer Weg is a short, very steep climb above Elbigenalp in Tirol. At 3.8 TEP it sits in the easier half of the catalogue. Its steepest 500 metres run at 28.4% and start 373 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 10 to 17 minutes. It is graded demanding alpine hiking: exposed scrambling, where a fall would be serious. South-facing, so it is hot in summer and one of the first to clear of snow. The nearest named summit, Marchspitze at 2,609 m, is 329 m away.

TEP: 3.8
Climb: +162 m
Distance: 0.8 km
Average grade: 20.5%
Time: 10 to 17 min

Climbs nearby

Elbigenalp SE climb, 1.1 km at 22.7%, Tirol (1.2 km away)
Elbigenalp SE climb, 702 m at 35.8%, Tirol (1.3 km away)
Elbigenalp E climb, 1.1 km at 27.6%, Tirol (1.3 km away)
Obergiblen E climb, 1.3 km at 25.2%, Tirol (1.3 km away)
Obergiblen S climb, 1.8 km at 33.5%, Tirol (1.3 km away)
Obergiblen S climb, 786 m at 19.4%, Tirol (1.3 km away)