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Timmelsjoch - High Alpine Road & Timmelsjoch Experience
Highlights
Aussichtspunkte/-plattformen/-straßen
Description
The secret gateway to the south.
In the rear Ötztal, the Alps have a "secret gap". The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road - road crossing 2,474 m has probably been an important connecting axis between north and south since the Stone Age. Today, excursionists no longer have to scramble laboriously over the pass, but instead curve by car or motorcycle along the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road from Obergurgl into the South Tyrolean Passeier Valley. The highest pass crossing in the Eastern Alps opens up spectacular views of high alpine nature for travelers - and marks the unique Timmelsjoch experience with 5 adventure stations.
Bend after bend a pleasure.
Those who like winding roads will love the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. The panorama all around makes even passionate drivers slow down at some points and enjoy the view. From lush green alpine meadows and alpine rose slopes in Hochgurgl, the road climbs up into barren, high alpine terrain, where even in summer many a snowfield lines the roadway and sheep, goats or even ibexes cross the path to the pass summit. An experience not only by car, the route has also long been a cult among motorcycle fans and racing cyclists. The 60 km drive from Obergurgl via the toll Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road to the spa town of Merano takes only about 1.5 hours - ideal for a day trip from the high mountains to the Mediterranean-like climate between South Tyrolean vineyards.
The road is only passable in the summer months, usually from the end of May until October. In April, the extensive snow clearing work begins, and snow depths of up to ten meters often have to be removed.
Attention: free travel with the Summer Card only with buses of the ÖVG and Postbus according to the public timetable, available in all information offices of the Ötztal.
Tariffs for self-drivers | There and back
€ 24,00 car
€ 21,00 motorcycle
Bus stop: Obergurgl center
The Timmelsjoch experience.
In addition to the Timmelsjoch nature experience, there are also many interesting facts to take home along the route. At six stops, architectural sculptures provide information on the nature, history, culture, society and economy of the region. The structures are dedicated to different thematic focuses and blend into the original surroundings in a modern way. All stations are accessible free of charge.
- 'Steg', Hochgurgl
- 'Smuggler', Timmelsjoch bridge
- 'Pass Museum', Timelsjoch
- 'Transit', Timmelsjoch
- 'Telescope', Scheibkopf
- 'Garnet', Moos im Passeier
In the rear Ötztal, the Alps have a "secret gap". The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road - road crossing 2,474 m has probably been an important connecting axis between north and south since the Stone Age. Today, excursionists no longer have to scramble laboriously over the pass, but instead curve by car or motorcycle along the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road from Obergurgl into the South Tyrolean Passeier Valley. The highest pass crossing in the Eastern Alps opens up spectacular views of high alpine nature for travelers - and marks the unique Timmelsjoch experience with 5 adventure stations.
Bend after bend a pleasure.
Those who like winding roads will love the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. The panorama all around makes even passionate drivers slow down at some points and enjoy the view. From lush green alpine meadows and alpine rose slopes in Hochgurgl, the road climbs up into barren, high alpine terrain, where even in summer many a snowfield lines the roadway and sheep, goats or even ibexes cross the path to the pass summit. An experience not only by car, the route has also long been a cult among motorcycle fans and racing cyclists. The 60 km drive from Obergurgl via the toll Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road to the spa town of Merano takes only about 1.5 hours - ideal for a day trip from the high mountains to the Mediterranean-like climate between South Tyrolean vineyards.
The road is only passable in the summer months, usually from the end of May until October. In April, the extensive snow clearing work begins, and snow depths of up to ten meters often have to be removed.
Attention: free travel with the Summer Card only with buses of the ÖVG and Postbus according to the public timetable, available in all information offices of the Ötztal.
Tariffs for self-drivers | There and back
€ 24,00 car
€ 21,00 motorcycle
Bus stop: Obergurgl center
The Timmelsjoch experience.
In addition to the Timmelsjoch nature experience, there are also many interesting facts to take home along the route. At six stops, architectural sculptures provide information on the nature, history, culture, society and economy of the region. The structures are dedicated to different thematic focuses and blend into the original surroundings in a modern way. All stations are accessible free of charge.
- 'Steg', Hochgurgl
- 'Smuggler', Timmelsjoch bridge
- 'Pass Museum', Timelsjoch
- 'Transit', Timmelsjoch
- 'Telescope', Scheibkopf
- 'Garnet', Moos im Passeier
Opening hours
Is closed
Guest cards
Included in Summer Card
08.06. - 24.09.2024
Locations
Timmelsjoch - High Alpine Road & Timmelsjoch Experience
The secret gateway to the south.
In the rear Ötztal, the Alps have a "secret gap". The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road - road crossing 2,474 m has probably been an important connecting axis between north and south since the Stone Age. Today, excursionists no longer have to scramble laboriously over the pass, but instead curve by car or motorcycle along the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road from Obergurgl into the South Tyrolean Passeier Valley. The highest pass crossing in the Eastern Alps opens up spectacular views of high alpine nature for travelers - and marks the unique Timmelsjoch experience with 5 adventure stations.
Bend after bend a pleasure.
Those who like winding roads will love the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. The panorama all around makes even passionate drivers slow down at some points and enjoy the view. From lush green alpine meadows and alpine rose slopes in Hochgurgl, the road climbs up into barren, high alpine terrain, where even in summer many a snowfield lines the roadway and sheep, goats or even ibexes cross the path to the pass summit. An experience not only by car, the route has also long been a cult among motorcycle fans and racing cyclists. The 60 km drive from Obergurgl via the toll Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road to the spa town of Merano takes only about 1.5 hours - ideal for a day trip from the high mountains to the Mediterranean-like climate between South Tyrolean vineyards.
The road is only passable in the summer months, usually from the end of May until October. In April, the extensive snow clearing work begins, and snow depths of up to ten meters often have to be removed.
Attention: free travel with the Summer Card only with buses of the ÖVG and Postbus according to the public timetable, available in all information offices of the Ötztal.
Tariffs for self-drivers | There and back
€ 24,00 car
€ 21,00 motorcycle
Bus stop: Obergurgl center
The Timmelsjoch experience.
In addition to the Timmelsjoch nature experience, there are also many interesting facts to take home along the route. At six stops, architectural sculptures provide information on the nature, history, culture, society and economy of the region. The structures are dedicated to different thematic focuses and blend into the original surroundings in a modern way. All stations are accessible free of charge.
- 'Steg', Hochgurgl
- 'Smuggler', Timmelsjoch bridge
- 'Pass Museum', Timelsjoch
- 'Transit', Timmelsjoch
- 'Telescope', Scheibkopf
- 'Garnet', Moos im Passeier
In the rear Ötztal, the Alps have a "secret gap". The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road - road crossing 2,474 m has probably been an important connecting axis between north and south since the Stone Age. Today, excursionists no longer have to scramble laboriously over the pass, but instead curve by car or motorcycle along the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road from Obergurgl into the South Tyrolean Passeier Valley. The highest pass crossing in the Eastern Alps opens up spectacular views of high alpine nature for travelers - and marks the unique Timmelsjoch experience with 5 adventure stations.
Bend after bend a pleasure.
Those who like winding roads will love the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. The panorama all around makes even passionate drivers slow down at some points and enjoy the view. From lush green alpine meadows and alpine rose slopes in Hochgurgl, the road climbs up into barren, high alpine terrain, where even in summer many a snowfield lines the roadway and sheep, goats or even ibexes cross the path to the pass summit. An experience not only by car, the route has also long been a cult among motorcycle fans and racing cyclists. The 60 km drive from Obergurgl via the toll Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road to the spa town of Merano takes only about 1.5 hours - ideal for a day trip from the high mountains to the Mediterranean-like climate between South Tyrolean vineyards.
The road is only passable in the summer months, usually from the end of May until October. In April, the extensive snow clearing work begins, and snow depths of up to ten meters often have to be removed.
Attention: free travel with the Summer Card only with buses of the ÖVG and Postbus according to the public timetable, available in all information offices of the Ötztal.
Tariffs for self-drivers | There and back
€ 24,00 car
€ 21,00 motorcycle
Bus stop: Obergurgl center
The Timmelsjoch experience.
In addition to the Timmelsjoch nature experience, there are also many interesting facts to take home along the route. At six stops, architectural sculptures provide information on the nature, history, culture, society and economy of the region. The structures are dedicated to different thematic focuses and blend into the original surroundings in a modern way. All stations are accessible free of charge.
- 'Steg', Hochgurgl
- 'Smuggler', Timmelsjoch bridge
- 'Pass Museum', Timelsjoch
- 'Transit', Timmelsjoch
- 'Telescope', Scheibkopf
- 'Garnet', Moos im Passeier
Timmelsjochstraße
6456 Obergurgl
6456 Obergurgl
