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Schartlkamm & Holy Hansen
Mountain Biking Trail
Hard
15.17 mi
3,149 ft
Long alpine tour, shuttle serviced for half of the climb.
This route gives you the perfect sample of Vinschgau: a perfect mixture of narrow, exposed, and technical alpine trails below stunning peaks, but also with shaped and really well-maintained trails thanks to the effort of the local community. This route will take you from the highest peaks all the way down to the fields filled with apple trees. It heads through a medium-long climb on a steep forest road, a hike-the-bike section, a super alpine-style trail, and a super well-shaped trail. Starting with the shuttle from Coldrano, the shuttle will drive you up to Val Martello, where you will be dropped. You’ll have to start pedaling up, first on an asphalt road, and then on a moderately steep forest road until the very end of it. This is quite a big effort - especially due to the high temperatures and the sun in summer - but you’ll be rewarded by the views from up there. Now it’s time for a proper hike-a-bike section - for approximately one hour - towards Göflaner Scharte and then, through the avalanche barrier, to the Schartlkamm peak! If you are an adventure-oriented biker, you are going to love hiking the bike up here: it is for sure a physical effort, but you will be blown away by the landscapes that this hike will offer you. More than 1500 vertical meters of downhill are waiting for you. First the descent runs through dry alpine meadows before diving into the forest, where the trail becomes more technical with rock gardens, switchback turns, and slippery roots. The route will become easier again once you reach the entrance of Holy Hansen trail, the first iconic shaped trail in the valley. Enjoy it until the bottom, where you can now relax in the warm temperatures of the valley with a drink at one of the bars. Written by Francesco Drago
This route gives you the perfect sample of Vinschgau: a perfect mixture of narrow, exposed, and technical alpine trails below stunning peaks, but also with shaped and really well-maintained trails thanks to the effort of the local community. This route will take you from the highest peaks all the way down to the fields filled with apple trees. It heads through a medium-long climb on a steep forest road, a hike-the-bike section, a super alpine-style trail, and a super well-shaped trail. Starting with the shuttle from Coldrano, the shuttle will drive you up to Val Martello, where you will be dropped. You’ll have to start pedaling up, first on an asphalt road, and then on a moderately steep forest road until the very end of it. This is quite a big effort - especially due to the high temperatures and the sun in summer - but you’ll be rewarded by the views from up there. Now it’s time for a proper hike-a-bike section - for approximately one hour - towards Göflaner Scharte and then, through the avalanche barrier, to the Schartlkamm peak! If you are an adventure-oriented biker, you are going to love hiking the bike up here: it is for sure a physical effort, but you will be blown away by the landscapes that this hike will offer you. More than 1500 vertical meters of downhill are waiting for you. First the descent runs through dry alpine meadows before diving into the forest, where the trail becomes more technical with rock gardens, switchback turns, and slippery roots. The route will become easier again once you reach the entrance of Holy Hansen trail, the first iconic shaped trail in the valley. Enjoy it until the bottom, where you can now relax in the warm temperatures of the valley with a drink at one of the bars. Written by Francesco Drago
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Route and Elevation
Segments
| Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| GöfflanerClimp@ShuttlePLot | 2.76 mi | 2,001 ft | 13.1% |
| Climb Ennetal Göflaner Schartl | 3.71 mi | 2,625 ft | 13.4% |
| Climb shuttle top | 3.94 mi | 2,743 ft | 13.2% |
| Walking is good for you | 0.73 mi | 617 ft | 15.9% |
| Tightrope | 2.17 mi | -1,539 ft | -12.2% |
| Schartlkamm | 1.13 mi | -981 ft | -16.3% |
| Latsch HH1 | 0.38 mi | -194 ft | -9.3% |
| HH 1.1 | 0.42 mi | -213 ft | -9.4% |
| HH Part 1 | 0.99 mi | -538 ft | -10.3% |
| HH2 | 2.75 mi | -2,028 ft | -13.9% |
| HH Short Edition | 1.74 mi | -1,430 ft | -15.6% |
| Lasch HH2 | 1.90 mi | -1,440 ft | -14.2% |
| HH 1.1.1 | 0.43 mi | -305 ft | -13.2% |
| HH Part 2 | 0.90 mi | -778 ft | -16.3% |
| HH | 1.10 mi | -935 ft | -16.0% |
| HolyHansen 03a | 0.74 mi | -564 ft | -14.3% |
| HH Part 3 | 0.81 mi | -604 ft | -14.1% |
| Holy Hansen 2.0 Downhill | 0.51 mi | -427 ft | -15.7% |
| CONSOLIDATED SEGMENT - HOLY FLOW | 0.54 mi | -453 ft | -15.6% |
| HH- das Beste kommt zum Schluss | 0.55 mi | -472 ft | -16.1% |
| HH last (flowline) | 0.56 mi | -459 ft | -15.4% |
| Latsch HH3 | 0.56 mi | -423 ft | -14.2% |
| CONSOLIDATED SEGMENT - HH.1 | 0.53 mi | -430 ft | -15.2% |
| Epflwiesnsprint | 1.63 mi | -85 ft | -1.0% |