St. Magdalena Muttenjoch (52)

St. Magdalena Muttenjoch (52) is a short, very steep climb above Gschnitz in Tirol. At 3.2 TEP it sits in the easier half of the catalogue. The gradient is steady, with no stretch much steeper than the 20.1% average. Most runners need 9 to 15 minutes. On the SAC scale it is mountain hiking, with uneven ground that asks for some care. North-facing, so it holds shade and snow longer than the sunny side of the valley.

TEP: 3.2
Climb: +141 m
Distance: 0.7 km
Average grade: 20.1%
Time: 9 to 15 min

Climbs nearby

Trins N climb, 2.0 km at 20.3%, Tirol (0.8 km away)
Trins N climb, 2.0 km at 33.4%, Tirol (1.3 km away)
Trins N climb, 703 m at 22.9%, Tirol (2.2 km away)
Trins NW climb, 1.1 km at 27.6%, Tirol (2.3 km away)
Trins NW climb, 1.7 km at 26.9%, Tirol (2.4 km away)
Gschnitz E climb, 4.8 km at 21.2%, Tirol (2.7 km away)