Kühtai saddle
Kühtai saddle | |||
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View of Kühtai, the pass road runs from the bottom left (coming from the Ötztal) through the winter sports resort. |
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Compass direction | west | east | |
Pass height | 2017 m above sea level A. | ||
state | Tyrol , Austria | ||
Watershed | Nederbach → Ötztaler Ache → Inn | Stockacher Bach → Zirmbach → Melach → Inn | |
Valley locations | Oetz | Kematen | |
expansion | L237 Kühtaistraße | L13 Sellraintalstraße | |
Mountains | Stubai Alps | ||
profile | |||
Ø pitch | 6.9% (1205 m / 17.5 km) | 5.4% (1407 m / 26.0 km) | |
Max. Incline | 18% | 16% | |
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Coordinates | 47 ° 12 '50 " N , 11 ° 1' 25" E |
The Kühtaisattel is a Tyrolean alpine pass that connects the Ötztal through the Nedertal with the Sellraintal . The watershed runs at a height of 2017 m above sea level. A. across the hotel resort Kühtai , a particularly remote district of Silz .
A state road leads over the pass as Sellraintalstraße (L13) from Tiroler Straße near Zirl to Jagdschloss Kühtai and from there as Kühtaistraße (L237) to Oetz and Ötztalstraße . In contrast to most of the other Alpine passes, the Kühtaisattel can be bypassed relatively easily, in this case through the Inntal , the pass road primarily serves to develop Kühtai.
In the Ötztal, the ramp begins at Oetz and is 17.5 km long and has a maximum gradient of 18%. The Kematen ramp is 26 km long and has a maximum gradient of 16% between Gries im Sellrain and Kühtai.
The Kühtaisattel is the first mountain test in the Ötztal Cycle Marathon . Because of the relatively low density of motor vehicle traffic, the Kühtaisattel is often used by racing cyclists and ambitious touring cyclists .
photos
Individual evidence
- ^ Kühtai and the surrounding area on ÖK 50 , www.austrianmap.at , Federal Office for Metrology and Surveying Austria, Austrian map.
literature
- Harald Denzel: Great Alpine Road Guide . 21st edition, Denzel-Verlag Vienna 2001. ISBN 3-85047-764-9