Motorbikes

Due to its mountains, Tyrol offers challenging pass roads and a number of hairpin bends - an Eldorado for motorcyclists

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A driving experience: The Silvretta High Alpine Road starts in the village of Galtür at 1,500 m a.s.l.
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… and takes you on 22 km and with 34 bends to the Montafon in Vorarlberg (1,051 m a.s.l.).
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The Staller Saddle connects the Anterselva Valley in South Tyrol and the Defereggental in East Tyrol.
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Furthermore there are other passes and valleys such as the Zillertal, Stubaital and Oetztal - all of them are worth being explored on two wheels.
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Tyrol, the land of mountains: Between the single valleys and its passes there are a number of roads that have the hearts of all bikers beat faster. One of them is the Kaunertal Glacier Road, one of the most beautiful high mountain roads in the Alps. It takes you to the edge of the Eternal Ice and combines this experience with the natural beauties the Kaunertal valley has to offer.

Interesting tours promise also the Silvretta High Alpine Road in the west of North Tyrol, the area around the Kaiser Mountains, and Tyrol's mountain passes such as the Timmelsjoch, which leads to South Tyrol in Italy, and the Staller Saddle on the border between Austria and Italy in East Tyrol. To travel freely and safely, the Tyrolean Roads Act informs about the rules regarding road safety.

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