Höchste Passstraße Österreichs — Großglockner Hochalpenstraße (2025) von Heiligenblut | Fahrrad

Heute geht’s über die legendäre Großglockner Hochalpenstraße mit dem Fahrrad – aber diesmal von Heiligenblut über die Südrampe! Schon probiert?! – Werbung 🚴‍♂️ ► RYZON Bekleidung https://shorturl.at/24wVT (10% Rabatt auf RYZON mit Code: MARIUS2025 )
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Diese Tour zählt zu den beeindruckendsten Fahrrad-Erlebnissen in ganz Österreich: Steile Anstiege, spektakuläre Ausblicke und das Gefühl, auf dem Dach der Alpen unterwegs zu sein. Start ist in Heiligenblut in Kärnten. Von hier aus geht es mit dem Rennrad vorbei an Wasserfällen und Almen hinauf zur berühmten Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe mit Blick auf die Pasterze und den 3.798 Meter hohen Großglockner, den höchsten Berg Österreichs.

Fakten zur Tour:
► Höhenmeter: ca. 2.100 hm (je nach Variante)
► Länge: rund 65 km (je nach Variante)
► Befahrbar mit Rennrad, Gravelbike, E-Bike, Mountainbike – oder was auch immer euch bewegt!
► Highlights: Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe, Hochtor, Fuscher Törl, Edelweißspitze, Nationalpark Hohe Tauern
Auch der bekannte Radmarathon Glocknerkönig führt über Teile der Strecke

Achtung: Die Großglockner Alpenstraße ist eine Mautstraße, die stark touristisch genutzt wird – Autos, Motorräder und Wohnmobile sind also regelmäßig unterwegs. Früh starten lohnt sich!

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Von der Kaiser Franz Josef Höhe geht’s wieder runter und hinauf zum Hochtor – dem Pass auf der Grenze zwischen Kärnten und dem Salzburger Land. Oben angekommen geht’s weiter Richtung Fuscher Törl und natürlich bis ganz nach oben zur Edelweißspitze – der höchsten befahrbaren Stelle der gesamten Straße mit Kopfsteinpflaster – hier lohnt sich ein Gravel Bike.

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Willkommen auf dem Kanal von Marius Quast – auch 2025 dreht sich hier alles um Wintersport, Ski Alpin und Schifahren in den Alpen, von Tirol über die Schweiz bis nach Frankreich. Ob Tipps zur perfekten Abfahrt, zur Skitechnik oder zum Kurzschwung – hier lernst du besser Skifahren.

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Today we’re taking you to Austria’s highest pass, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, with its three highlights: the Kaiser Franz Joseph Höhe, the Hochtor, and the Edelweiss Spitze. You can see how long it will take us to complete this tour, and what the current condition of Austria’s largest glacier is in the video. Let’s go! By tractor up to the Kaiser Franz Joseph Höhe. It’s really tough right now, but just look at this. So here we are now in Heiligenblut, and we’re heading for Austria’s highest paved pass, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, via the southern approach. I’ve already done the northern ramp, and at the end of today’s video I’ll explain which ascent is more worthwhile for each person, and what the differences are. The small town of Heiligenblut is one of the starting points. Just with this church and the view, it’s incredibly idyllic. But we don’t have much time to enjoy it, because the day is going to be intense. 2100 meters of elevation gain are waiting to be conquered. That’s the motto now: We’re setting off, heading towards Kaiser Franz Josefhöhe, where we’ll then see the Pasterze and Austria’s highest mountain, the Grossglockner. Let’s get going. The bread is delivered here early in the morning. We’ve also caught a really nice day. The sun is shining. Let’s see how cold it is up there, because we’ll obviously be going quite high. 2.
500 meters above sea level on the Edelweiss Peak, the highest point, which is almost at the end of today’s tour. And let’s also see how busy it gets today, because on such sunny days there can naturally be a lot of motorcyclists and even car drivers on the road. We’ll see. We’ve just seen a kilometer sign, kilometer 46. 6. We’re going backward, which means we’re heading towards point zero. And that’s our destination for today, in Bruck, near Zell am See. That’s the start of the stone, point zero of the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. And there we can see it, the Großglockner, right in sight. That’s what makes the ascent here so special, that we can now see this majestic peak right there. Incredible. Here comes the toll station on the south side – you’ll certainly remember it – near Fairlighten, the big toll station that leads up from the north ramp. And here too, we cyclists can go through for free. You can see the tolls for cars, motorbikes, etc. right here . And now it’s time to push on and get through. I’m just slowing down a bit. At the bottom I gave it a bit too much gas for my standards or my fitness. We’ve already climbed 600 metres and we’re getting higher and higher. We’ve made it past the first climb out of Heiligenblut. Now it’s a slight downhill and then we turn left over there to get to the Kaiser Franz Josef Höhe. The heart of the pass, with a view of the Großglockner. And that’s also what’s so special about the Grossglockner High Alpine Road: You can choose multiple routes, you can add options or leave them out. So now, at the roundabout, I have the option of driving directly up to the Hochtor. We’ll go there later, don’t worry – or I can turn off towards the Kaiser Franz Josefhöhe, thus gaining even more elevation and gaining even more viewpoints. We’ll do that now. Goodbye, hello. And one thing is quite clear: There are so many places to stop for a bite to eat or take a break. Here, for example, is the inn at the small table behind me. As I said, the Kaiser Franz Josef Höhe is coming up soon. That’s simply because this road is primarily used by tourists. It ‘s extremely popular with drivers and motorcyclists. Buses also run here. The road itself has no direct transport benefit, to put it bluntly. You’re probably more likely to drive over the Brenner Pass than the Grossglockner, partly because it’s expensive. The road costs 45 euros or so per day by car. And yes, for me it keeps getting higher and higher and the Großglockner is getting closer and closer. It’s really beautiful. Now we’re in a gallery and it has to be said: a long climb through such a structure with car noise. It’s very intimidating. So if you don’t like that, then the road is not the best place for cyclists. And now it’s getting noticeably colder, especially here in the shade. They say roughly at 100 meters altitude the temperature is 0.6 to 1 degree lower and that means good clothing is necessary. I’ll go into that in more detail later in the video. We’ve arrived at the first of three highlights of today’s tour here on the Kaiser Franz Joseph Höhe. And here you have an incredible view of the Großglockner, Austria’s highest mountain at 3,798 meters, and also the Pasterze. This is the largest glacier in the Eastern Alps. We’ll also show you a picture from 1940. You can see very clearly how the glacier has retreated over time. And what’s also really special up here at this national park site is the National Park House, you could almost say. A parking garage, here at 2,400 meters. Huge. You can see how many visitors come here every year to enjoy the view. It’s really beautiful. Time for a short rest and then we head down and then we drive out towards Hochtor, where the border between Carinthia and Salzburg lies. Nothing like climbing altitude. On the tractor up the Kaiser Franz Josef Guided Tour. Awesome. Okay, we’ve really picked up speed. That’s a bit bumpy. The aforementioned roundabout. We came from Heiligenblut this morning and now it’s time to go up. And it’s a good climb. It’s quite steep. But the nice thing I find about the driveway here is that it’s divided into up and down. That means there are breaks, which makes it a bit more pleasant than the north ramp. I’ll come back to that later in the summary. Turn 24. We wind our way further and further out. Here you can also see that the hairpin bends are a bit shorter. Up to the Hochtor. Met a few spectators here on the road again today. Bikepacking. It’s crazy how much of a buzz this whole thing is getting. A few videos were posted online earlier with a few views, and today there are conversations, greetings, everything really nice. I think it’s crazy, and somehow I have to process it all first, now on the big journey that’s coming. And we keep fighting our way up here. It’s hairpin bend after hairpin bend and then at some point we arrive at over 2,500 meters. Awesome. We did it. Highlight two of three on our tour today. We’ve arrived at the Hochtor, at an altitude of 2,500 meters. And this tunnel here marks the border between Carinthia and Salzburger Land. We’re about to drive through, and up here are a few snowfields and also the snow blower, which is helping to clear the road after the winter. Spectacular shots, I’ll just show you some of them. The way up here is definitely sweaty. But when you ‘re up here at 2,500 meters, the temperature naturally drops and the wind picks up. That means you should definitely take arm warmers, leg warmers, and a windbreaker. This is where our partner Risen comes in, who made this video possible. And there’s a new voucher code, which you can find right below in the description. Risen stands for Conscious Performance Apparel. This means they pay attention to production conditions. They have very high-quality sportswear for triathlon activities. That means running, cycling, and swimming. In the Risen shop, you can, of course, also layer your clothing. That means, for example, with a base layer like this one, then a jersey, a rain or wind jacket, and of course, arm and leg warmers. So many options to be perfectly equipped for your adventures. Feel free to take a look and always keep an eye out for the bundle offers. I’ve also linked those below. This outfit, as you see it here, is shown in the description below, as are the various products that can also be found on the bike. And now we’re off through the Hochtor towards the Edelweissspitze, the highest point of our tour today. I’ve arrived in Salzburg, greeted by snow and descents. And now look at the nature we’re traveling through. Right in the middle of the Hohe Tauern National Park. A huge national park, over 1,000 square kilometers, with over 10,000 different species of animals living in this national park. Maybe you remember it from videos of Kit Da in Horn. We’ve often looked at the Hohe Tauern Nature Park. Up at Gipfelwelt 3000 you have this fantastic view. And now we go through the Mittertürl Tunnel, only 117 meters, and then we’re slowly but surely getting to the highest point. Wow. Hi. Amazing. We’re just starting at Fuscher Turl and look at the view. It’s sick, there’s a bit of snow in it, but also incredibly beautiful. No wind. What nature up here. Wow. And now we’re on to the last climb out there. Edelweiss Peak. Let’s take a look. There are now roughly 100, 150 meters to go up to the highest point of today’s tour. And this is over cobblestones, which is really testing the thighs . We did it. Point three of three arrived at the Edelweiss Peak, the highest point of today’s tour. 2,571, 70 meters. And when I said “we” today, there are the two of them. Linus and Jonas. Zack. Great, guys. Thanks for pulling along. The guys accompanied us from the car. They did a great job managing things. Great camera shots, portrait shots. Super, thank you very much. Did you enjoy it too? Absolutely. The day was super beautiful. Mega strong. The curves were crazy. Yes, I believe that. Yes, it’s really crazy what goes on on the road. A quick snack up here, getting dressed, and then we head down to point zero of the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. There’s a… That’s the conclusion. Turn one, check. And now out to Bruck. Arrived in Bruck on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. Milestone zero is right over there, we just touched it. And when you look at this, it’s pretty nostalgic. It used to be here with this big sign over the bridge, where it went out there. And we saw all of that again in today’s video. Very briefly outlined for the two Options for the north ramp versus the south ramp. Let’s start with the north ramp. It’s the one that takes significantly longer to climb from here. You’ll have to climb more in one go. The scenery is truly fantastic, especially on the way up. And what I also like is that at the end, on the Kaiserfranzose, you can really see the Großglockner. This means you’re working your way up to the Großglockner. On the south ramp from Heiligenblut, you’re already a bit higher up and don’t have to descend as many meters in altitude, especially not all at once. This means it’s ideal for those who want to take a more relaxed, more unobtrusive approach. You first ride to the Kaiser Franz Führ, for example, then take a short break on the way down, then go back up to the Hochtor, take another short break, and then reach the Edelweiss Spitze. So this is the tour that definitely offers a few more breaks in between and a bit more regeneration. In terms of scenery, however, the climb is less exciting in my opinion and I must say that it is a bit steeper in some sections, with gradients of up to 18% in some places. That said, you can now draw your own conclusions. I liked mine. I would say the north ramp is my favorite route. I’m looking forward to your comments and would of course also be happy if you shared your times and experiences on the Grossglockner Road in the comments below. We rode the production road today in nine hours, so it’s not comparable. You can easily do this road in five hours. I hope you enjoyed the video. Einglockner-Hochhapen-Straße north ramp and another cycling option. Think of Risen with the code linked below in the description. Many thanks to Linus and Jonas behind the scenes and to you. Have a great day. See you then.