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2.7 miles
Distance
-3,341 ft
Descent
00:51:26
Avg time
-3,341 ft
Altitude change
4,556 ft
Altitude min
7,897 ft
Altitude max
7,897 ft
Altitude start
4,557 ft
Altitude end
-23.6%
Grade
-91.1%
Grade max
39 ft
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
135 ft
Distance flat
00:51:26
Avg time
Kopflplatte Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
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Riding AreaVinschgau
Schlanders -
Ref Number21&22
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Local Popularity
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National Ranking
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Hiking SAC ScaleT1 Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeAM
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DirectionDownhill OnlyPopular Direction Shown
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Climb DifficultyGreen
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Physical RatingModerate
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Trail VisibilityAlways easy to follow
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Seasonbetter if done in spring or autumn as it's totally south exposed.
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Alpine TrailYes
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eBike AllowedYes up to Class 1
long epic alpine trail winding from the peak of Kopflplatte to Spondinig...1700m of pleasure.
the first part from the summit to the beginning of the wood is an easy single track on alpine meadown rocky terrain.
the second part, at the beginning of the wood is a very steep, narrow offcamber section on a very grippy and loamy soil with some tight switchbacks.
After this section the trail becomes basically super flowy and fast, always on good loamy soil.
Access Info
the access is long and painful: from spondinig you need to traverse on trail first and fireroads till Allitz to then take a road bringing you to Tanas.
From Tanas follow the fireroad leading to the Tanaser Stierhutte. From here push or carry your bike till the summit following the long trail traversing south
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hiking trail....be respectful.
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26:47 |
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Sep 21, 2023 , Schlanders
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Jun 27, 2022 , Schlanders
Albe79
Fatto oggi, non è un granché, la prima parte della discesa anche bella con panorami sulla vallata, la sezione intermedia con tornanti da noose press e un passaggio difficile e molto stretto.
Poi banale sentiero/carraia. L'ultimo tratto dopo le case riprende la carraia, interessante solo l'ultimo tratto prima della stazione, anche se ci sono rilanci da fare a piedi.
Come ha detto il ragazzo prima....se non hai più altri sentieri da fare, questa può essere un' opzione.
Poi banale sentiero/carraia. L'ultimo tratto dopo le case riprende la carraia, interessante solo l'ultimo tratto prima della stazione, anche se ci sono rilanci da fare a piedi.
Come ha detto il ragazzo prima....se non hai più altri sentieri da fare, questa può essere un' opzione.
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I’m a bit torn on that trail - it’s got an epic summit with beautiful views on a deserted hillside. The description is spot on: top section meadowy (but hard to find sometimes 
, then a very tricky steep and tight wood section (definitely black s2, maybe 3 in two spots), then the trail turns very much into a steep straight line. Although on dreamy soil with short cool sections, but all in all a lot of braking down straights.
To sum up: Very cool Tour if you’ve already seen all the other trails in the region
Uphill is long but moderately steep. From Tenaser Stierhuette you have to walk the bike on very narrow cowpaths and short rocky sections. We carried the bikes most of the time.
Gasthof Paflur (start of the fireroad) is the last spot to get water / food. There are a couple of uncharted river crossings to the top, but no springs
, then a very tricky steep and tight wood section (definitely black s2, maybe 3 in two spots), then the trail turns very much into a steep straight line. Although on dreamy soil with short cool sections, but all in all a lot of braking down straights. To sum up: Very cool Tour if you’ve already seen all the other trails in the region
Uphill is long but moderately steep. From Tenaser Stierhuette you have to walk the bike on very narrow cowpaths and short rocky sections. We carried the bikes most of the time.
Gasthof Paflur (start of the fireroad) is the last spot to get water / food. There are a couple of uncharted river crossings to the top, but no springs
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