Transalp-Challenge-Route 2005

Gitta Beimfohr

 · 23.06.2005

Transalp-Challenge-Route 2005Photo: Uli Stanciu
Transalp-Challenge-Route 2005
The Transalp Challenge 2005 leads from Mittenwald to the Adriatic Sea for the first time. Over 22,000 metres in altitude have to be climbed. But there is also a much gentler variant. It starts in Kirchberg and also ends with a swim in the Mediterranean. Here you will find the roadbooks for the Transalp special from BIKE 6/2005 as PDFs for free download.

The Transalp Challenge 2005 leads from Mittenwald to the Adriatic Sea for the first time. Over 22,000 metres in altitude have to be climbed. But there is also a much gentler variant. It starts in Kirchberg and also ends with a swim in the Mediterranean.

If you want to ride all or part of the route without the big pack, you can download the roadbooks for the Transalp routes as PDFs free of charge here.

THE TOUR

Stage 1: Kirchberg - Wildkogelhaus,
41.78 km/2533 metres altitude

Stage 2: Wildkogelhaus - St. Pöltener Hütte,
51.92 km/2 116 metres altitude

Stage 3: St. Pöltener Hütte - Hochsteinhütte,
66.30 km/1843 metres altitude

Stage 4: Hochsteinhütte - Sillianer Hütte,
48.07 km/2175 metres altitude

Stage 5: Sillianer Hütte - Rifugio Croda da Lago,
67.83 km/1848 metres altitude

Stage 6: Rif. Croda da Lago - Rif. San Sebastiano,
49.67 km/2682 metres altitude

Stage 7: Rif. San Sebastiano - Pian delle Femene,
69.22 km/1777 metres altitude

Stage 8: Pian delle Femene - Jesolo,
96.27 km/792 m elevation gain

Total distance: 497.06 km/15766 metres in altitude.

The route is moderately difficult, with a few short push sections and challenging downhill trails.

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Gitta Beimfohr joined the BIKE travel resort during her tourism studies when the Strada delle 52 Gallerie on the Pasubio was closed to mountain bikers. Since Gitta crossed the Alps twice at racing speed, she has favoured multi-day tours - by MTB in the Alps or by gravel bike through the German low mountain ranges.

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