Grossglockner High Alpine Road - Edelweissspitze from Fusch (Austria) - Indoor Cycling Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2021
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About Grossglockner High Alpine Road and the Edelweissspitze from Fusch
The ride to Edelweißspitze takes you to the highest peak reachable by road bike in the Alps. To get to the peak you follow the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. This road is the highest surfaced mountain pass road in Austria. The ride begins with an almost flat warm-up through a valley with beautiful views of the mountains. As you move into the valley the road gets steeper and steeper. Once you pass the toll booth, you have jaw-dropping views for the remainder of the ride. It is a very popular ride and you will pass many fellow cyclists on your climb. To finish the last segment you turn off the main road and the climb becomes increasingly difficult. You now ride in thin air on a very steep road made of copplestones. When you reach the top of the mountain peak you feel more like a mountaineer than a cyclist.
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awesome, using this for my indoor ride tomorrow-thanks!
Great video, as usual.
Brilliant, I’ll try this later on your open road app😄👍
Nice video, thanks! I climbed this 12 years ago. Today I watched it while I rode on rollers :-)
Thanks Martin, glad to hear you enjoyed it :-)
I'm gonna climb it tomorrow. Can't wait!!!
@@martinhoeller5793 Enjoy, it is a world-class climb.
@@BiketheWorld th-cam.com/video/wMceCxVM98U/w-d-xo.html
Marvelous. Your images are very stable, even in a hairpin curve perpendicular poles remain perpendicular. I wonder what type of vehicle you use. A trike? And you are always faster than other cyclists, an electric trike?
Just watched this one whilst on the turbo trainer this morning - absolutely epic yet again. Can I ask a question though. There did seem to be a lot of cyclists on the route both up and down. Do you know if there was a sportive on or can you tell me the date on which it was filmed and I can research it from there. Brilliant stuff
Hi Steve, It is just a very popular road. If you can pick a date to do it, do it on the yearly bike only day. The event is called GLOCKNERKÖNIG
@@BiketheWorld Thanks for that - another one for the "to do " list!