Alpenrosenweg
Alpenrosenweg is a short, very steep climb above Bichlbach in Tirol. Its 11.0 TEP puts it above 81% of catalogued climbs. Its steepest 500 metres run at 36.8% and start 412 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 15 to 26 minutes. Graded alpine hiking: exposed, rocky ground that needs sure feet and some use of the hands. It faces south: warm in summer, and often clear of snow when the slopes around it are not. The nearest named summit, Kleines Pfuitjöchle at 2,133 m, is 275 m away.
- TEP
- 11.0
- Climb
- +253 m
- Distance
- 0.9 km
- Average grade
- 29.7%
- Time
- 15 to 26 min
Climbs nearby
- Significant climb, 987 m at 22.3% (0.6 km away)
- Moderate climb, 561 m at 21.4% (0.7 km away)
- Major climb, 843 m at 29.9% (0.8 km away)
- Moderate climb, 1.2 km at 18.9% (0.8 km away)
- HC (Hors Catégorie) climb, 1.1 km at 34.6% (1 km away)
- Bichlbach SW climb, 906 m at 25.0%, Tirol (1.1 km away)
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