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Sibratsgfäll | Vorderwald gravel-bike round trip

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Cycling

Bregenzerwald

Tour dates

24.32km

881 - 1,431m

Distance

711hm

715hm

Ascent

04:00h

Duration

Bregenzerwald

Brief description

A beautiful, cross-border gravel-bike trip in the alpine area of Sibratsgfäll.

Rating

Technique

Fitness

Landscape

Experience

Starting point

village centre

Route

Sibratsgfäll village

Scheibladegg (974 m)hamlet

0.7 km

Tieftobel (987 m)hamlet

1.5 km

Rindberg (1,021 m)hamlet

2.0 km

Sättele (1,434 m)saddle

6.9 km

Bibersteinalpe (970 m)locality

13.9 km

Gerisgschwend hamlet

15.1 km

Mähmoos (920 m)hamlet

23.2 km

Sibratsgfäll village

24.3 km

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Best season

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Description

The first part of the tour takes the asphalted road from the centre of the village of Sibratsgfäll to the alpine area of Rindberg. It then carries on steadily uphill along a freight trail to the Sättele, where a beautiful view of the mighty Gottesackerwände mountain faces opens up. The route then continues slightly downhill to the Bodensee Hütte. From there, it carries on through alpine pastures and meadows to Gerisgschwend. After that, it follows the main road (asphalted) before branching off to Sibratsgfäll. The climb is rewarded by the final descent into the village centre.

Highest point

1,431 m

Endpoint

village centre

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Equipment

Responsible cycling at controlled speeds where the view is obstructed particularly in bends because obstacles must be anticipated at all times: stones, branches, road damage, temporarily stored wood, grazing livestock, cattle gates, barriers, vehicles and forestry machinery, road closures, etc. - Hikers and pedestrians have the right of way. Considerate overtaking takes place at a walking pace. - Agricultural and forestry management has the right of way on the open paths. Cattle gates must be closed again, temporary road closures must be observed.- Do not leave the designated, signposted routes. That protects nature and wildlife habitats.- Good tour planning takes the difficulty of the route and your own abilities into account. That also includes helmet, protective equipment and a bike that is in perfect working order.

Safety instructions

- Responsible cycling at controlled speeds where the view is obstructed particularly in bends because obstacles must be anticipated at all times: stones, branches, road damage, temporarily stored wood, grazing livestock, cattle gates, barriers, vehicles and forestry machinery, road closures, etc.

- Hikers and pedestrians have the right of way. Considerate overtaking takes place at a walking pace.

- Agricultural and forestry management has the right of way on the open paths. Cattle gates must be closed again, temporary road closures must be observed.

- Do not leave the designated, signposted routes. That protects nature and wildlife habitats.

- Good tour planning takes the difficulty of the route and your own abilities into account. That also includes helmet, protective equipment and a bike that is in perfect working order.