Söllerrinne

Söllerrinne is a very steep climb above Leutasch in Tirol. At 48.0 TEP it is harder than almost every climb in the catalogue. Its steepest 500 metres run at 55.6% and start 704 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 41 to 69 minutes. It is graded alpine hiking, with exposed rock where you may need your hands. Southeast-facing, so it takes the morning sun and clears of snow earlier in spring. The nearest named summit, Öfelekopf, Westgipfel at 2,469 m, is 554 m away.

TEP: 48.0
Climb: +689 m
Distance: 1.7 km
Average grade: 40.2%
Time: 41 to 69 min

Climbs nearby

Leutasch E climb, 1.3 km at 27.8%, Tirol (0.9 km away)
Leutasch NE climb, 2.0 km at 16.2%, Tirol (1 km away)
Leutasch SE climb, 2.7 km at 46.6%, Tirol (2 km away)
Leutasch E climb, 4.0 km at 23.5%, Tirol (2.2 km away)
Leutasch NE climb, 524 m at 25.6%, Tirol (2.2 km away)
Leutasch W climb, 2.8 km at 30.2%, Tirol (2.3 km away)