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Broschüre "Rad & Mountainbike"

climbing aids Brandnertal From the centre of Brand you can get near the Parpfienzalpe on the “Dorfbahn” gondola lift. The Brandnertal tour leads directly past the upper station. Straight afterwards you can take the breathtaking Panoramabahn cable car to the Burtschasattel at 1.680 m. From here you can choose from numerous tours in the whole of the Brandnertal or the Nenzingerberg tour. Operating times: www.brandnertal.at/bergbahnen * Difference in altitude: Dorfbahn 1.037 - 1.400 m | Panoramabahn 1.400– 1.680 m Contact: Bergbahnen Brandnertal GmbH Mühledörfle 2 . 6708 Brand Tel. +43 (0) 5559 224 . info@brandnertal.at www.brandnertal.at/bergbahnen Klostertal At various levels of difficulty the legendary bike routes lead through the fascinating mountain world all round the Sonnenkopf. The Sonnenkopf tour and the Alpen Cross tour can be tackled somewhat more easily this way. In addition from the Sonnenkopf you can easily get into the neighbouring Montafon, where there is likewise a large system of paths you can use. Operating times: www.sonnenkopf.com * Difference in altitude: 1.000 - 1.840 m Contact: Klostertaler Bergbahnen GmbH & CoKG 6754 Klösterle Tel. +43 (0) 5582 292 . info@sonnenkopf.com www.sonnenkopf.com Alpenstadt Bludenz The Muttersberg cable car will take both you and your bike up to 1,401m. From the upper station you will enjoy a wonderful view into the surrounding mountain world and over the Alpine town of Bludenz. The tour to the Alpe Els can be tackled rather more easily on this path. Note: Intermediate stop at the Muttersberg Alpine inn. Operating times: www.muttersberg.at * Difference in altitude 680 - 1.401 m Contact: Muttersberg Seilbahn GmbH & CoKG Hinterplärsch 5 . 6700 Bludenz Tel. +43 (0) 5552 68035 . bahn@muttersberg.at www.muttersberg.at *You can find out the daily operating times on the Internet addresses listed, directly from the cable cars or in all local tourist offices. 9

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