Wendelin-Weigartner-Weg

Wendelin-Weigartner-Weg is a short, very steep climb above Berg in Tirol. Its 16.0 TEP puts it above 90% of catalogued climbs. The gradient is steady, with no stretch much steeper than the 33.5% average. Most runners need 18 to 30 minutes. Graded demanding mountain hiking, meaning footing matters more than fitness in places. It faces south: warm in summer, and often clear of snow when the slopes around it are not. The nearest named summit, Figerhorn at 2,743 m, is 300 m away.

TEP: 16.0
Climb: +300 m
Distance: 0.9 km
Average grade: 33.5%
Time: 18 to 30 min

Climbs nearby

Berg W climb, 792 m at 38.4%, Tirol (0.6 km away)
Berg S climb, 640 m at 27.5%, Tirol (0.6 km away)
Berg SW climb, 2.7 km at 17.7%, Tirol (1 km away)
Berg W climb, 566 m at 21.4%, Tirol (1.2 km away)
Berg NE climb, 598 m at 24.0%, Tirol (1.4 km away)
Berg S climb, 1.5 km at 13.3%, Tirol (1.4 km away)