Road Cycling
                                                                Difficulty: medium
                                                        Road bike 08 Pölven-Tour
Varied half-day tour round the Pölven with side trips into the Wildschönau and Brixen Valleys and the Sölllandl.
                Length
                82.33 km
            
                            
                Duration
                
                    3:45 h
                
            
                            
                Altitude
                
            
                    
                        
                        1200 hm
                    
                
                
                    
                        
                        1200 hm
                    
                
            TVB Tour 8 – Pölven Runde
- Distance 80 km
 - Elevation gain 1250
 - Gradient up to 10%
 - Best time early summer – late autumn
 - Grading difficult
 
                
                Round trip
            
                    
                
                Rest stop
            
            Details
| Max. Altitude | 886 | 
| Start | Rattenberg, town main square fountain | 
| End | Rattenberg, town main square fountain | 
| Public access | Leave the motorway at the Kramsach/Alpbachtal exit, turn left towards Brixlegg/Rattenberg. Take the third roundabaout exit. Rattenbergs car parks are to the left and right after 400m (partly free of charge). - or by bike https://radrouting.tirol/  | 
                
| Public transport |  
 Train station nearby  | 
                
| Parking | By train to Rattenberg train station, by car to one of the parking areas in Rattenberg (east or west). | 
| Equipment | Right-hand traffic in practice. Please obey the highway code, road safety and vehicle rules. Please bear this in mind you'll be sharing roads with traffic.  Helmet, sun glasses, gloves, rain proof clothing, bike outfit, first aid kit, replacement inner tube, tire lever, bike pump or cartridge, mobile phone, cash, bank card, drinking bottle, energy gel or bar, cap or bandana, leg and arm warmers. In any case - equipment should be adapted to the time of year.  | 
                
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