Here are some pictures of the second part of my holiday. (first part was Bormio). Now we stayed in a small hotel in Mayrnhofen.
Weather was great, but very warm. So last day we did a short ride and back before 11 AM and went to 3.200m high for a walk in the snow.
Some picture from Mayrhofen (Austria)
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Re: Some picture from Mayrhofen (Austria)
Are you going to get to Grossglochner Hoch? That's also an amazing road in Austria and one of the 10 highest pass roads in the Alps.
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No, i am already back in the Netherlands. Today the highest point was about 50 meters instead of 2.000 meters.
Next year again to the Alps, i love riding there. Grossglochner Hoch i have done a couple of times, including on a mountainbike.
Next year again to the Alps, i love riding there. Grossglochner Hoch i have done a couple of times, including on a mountainbike.
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Yes, living in Houston, Texas I know about being at sea level. I have to go a long way to get in some mountain riding. I go on an annual 4,000 mile trip to either the Rocky Mountains in Colorado or the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee/North Carolina. Not sure when I'll get back to the Alps--I've already completed my "bucket list" by riding all of the 20 highest passes there and about 100 others.
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