Ötztal Radmarathon
Create an Ötztaler Radmarathon poster: your 238 km & 5,500 m of elevation gain through the Tyrolean Alps as a high-quality wall print. Kühtai, Brenner, Jaufen Pass, Timmelsjoch – with finishing time on premium paper.
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Ötztal Radmarathon from.
Immortalise your Ötztaler as a unique work of art. 238 km and 5,500 metres of elevation gain across four Alpine passes – the toughest cycle race in the Alps, forever on your wall.
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What is the Ötztaler Radmarathon?
The Ötztaler Radmarathon is considered one of the toughest bike races in the Alps. Covering 238 km and around 5,500 metres of climbing, the route runs through the Ötztal valley in Tyrol and over four alpine passes – a race that demands full endurance and serious climbing ability.
The route over four alpine passes
The course climbs the Kühtai, the Brenner, the Jaufenpass and finally the Timmelsjoch before heading back into the Ötztal. Each of these passes has its own character – from long, steady climbs to steep ramps just below the summit. The distinctive elevation profile with its four sharp peaks also makes for a striking image.
Key facts
- Distance: 238 km
- Climbing: around 5,500 m
- Passes: Kühtai, Brenner, Jaufenpass, Timmelsjoch
- Region: Ötztal, Tyrol, Austria
Preparation
Four passes in one day call for one thing above all: smart pacing across the whole distance. Burn too many matches on the Kühtai, and you'll feel it by the Timmelsjoch at the latest. Regular climbing sessions, gearing suited to long ascents, and a nutrition plan for several hours in the saddle are all part of preparing for this crown jewel of alpine cycling.
The Ötztaler Radmarathon as a poster
Upload the GPX file of your Ötztaler – from Komoot, Strava, Garmin or Wahoo – and turn it into your personal poster with the route, elevation profile, finishing time and your own title. If you still need to export your activity, we show you step by step how to export the GPX file from Strava.