Augsburger Höhenweg

Augsburger Höhenweg is a short, very steep climb above Zams in Tirol. At 2.2 TEP it sits in the easier half of the catalogue. Its steepest 500 metres run at 24.0% and start 151 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Most runners need 7 to 12 minutes. It is graded demanding alpine hiking: exposed scrambling, where a fall would be serious. East-facing, so it takes the morning sun and is in shade by the afternoon. The nearest named summit, Eisenkopf at 2,844 m, is 342 m away.

TEP: 2.2
Climb: +108 m
Distance: 0.6 km
Average grade: 18.9%
Time: 7 to 12 min

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