Lammersdorfer Hütte is a climb in the region Carinthia. It is 5.1 km long and bridges 803 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 15.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1312. The top of the ascent is located at 1662 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 4 reviews of this climb and uploaded 15 photos.
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Fantastic but very tough climb. But worthwhile for that very reason. The tarmac in the first part is very good, but then moderate towards the top. This is one of the few climbs where it is nice to cycle among the trees because you get very hot anyway with the effort and little driving wind. At the top is a very cosy mountain hut and a great view. The descent is less so because all you are doing is braking and the gullies for rainwater drainage are irritating. But stopping now and then to let the...read more
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Fantastic but very tough climb. But worthwhile for that very reason. The tarmac in the first part is very good, but then moderate towards the top. This is one of the few climbs where it is nice to cycle among the trees because you get very hot anyway with the effort and little driving wind. At the top is a very cosy mountain hut and a great view. The descent is less so because all you are doing is braking and the gullies for rainwater drainage are irritating. But stopping now and then to let the brakes cool down and enjoy the view is no punishment!
Fantastische maar zeer zware klim. Maar juist daarom de moeite waard. Het asfalt in het eerste deel is heel goed, maar daarna matig richting de top. Dit is een van de weinige klimmen waar het fijn is dat je tussen de bomen fietst omdat je het toch al erg warm krijgt met de inspanning en weinig rijwind. Op de top is een hele gezellige berghut en een prachtig uitzicht. De afdaling is minder omdat je alleen maar aan het remmen bent en de geulen voor de regenwaterafvoer irritant zijn. Maar af en toe stoppen om de remmen te laten afkoelen en van het uitzicht te genieten is geen straf!
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According to Fiets500, this climb is (by far) the steepest in Europe. The profile says enough, but not everything. From the first metre, it is plodding and wallowing along the (reasonably good) road. It is an attack on your knees and back, as all suppleness disappears from the 1st pedal stroke. In the closing kilometres you are rewarded for your agony, when you are treated to several stunning panorama's. At the summit, you can relax and enjoy a snack and a drink. One to look back on with pride when you have made it!
Volgens Fiets500 is deze klim (met voorsprong) de steilste van Europa. Het profiel zegt genoeg, maar niet alles. Vanaf de eerste meter is het ploeteren en zwalpen over de (redelijk goede) weg. Het is een aanslag op je knieën en rug, want alle souplesse verdwijnt vanaf de 1ste pedaalslag. In de slotkilometers word je beloond voor je lijdensweg, wanneer je getrakteerd wordt op meerdere prachtige panorama's. Op de top kan je rustig nagenieten van een hapje en een drankje. Eentje om met trots op terug te kijken wanneer je het gehaald hebt!
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The Lammersdorferhütte is also one of the notorious "Carinthian monsters". I am inclined to say "and yet it moves"; sometimes I had the feeling that the crank stopped...
If you want it short but really brutal, this is the place to be. KA training at ~40 RPM - here is the perfect mountain.
And a nice example of how measurable numbers and "credit points" and degrees of hardness determined from them can be deceptive. My subjective perception rates this ~6km Lammersdorfer Hütte as at least equal to the 17km Oscheniksee.
Short description. From the Millstätter See it starts quite normally. After some curves and overcome altitude meters a sign to the Lammersdorfer Almstraße shows the way. Then the inferno begins and at the latest after the tollgate (cyclists free) you must first find a SM club that offers comparable 😉
Auch die Lammersdorferhütte gehört zu den berüchtigten „Kärtner Monstern“. Ich bin geneigt zu sagen „und sie bewegt sich doch“; mitunter hatte ich das Gefühl, dass die Kurbel stehenblieb...
Wer‘s kurz und dafür richtig brutal möchte, der ist hier richtig. KA-Training bei ~40 U/m - hier ist der perfekte Berg.
Und ein schönes Beispiel dafür, dass messbare Zahlen und daraus ermittelte „Creditpoints“ und Härtegrade trügerisch sein können. Meine subjektive Wahrnehmung schätzt diese ~6km Lammersdorfer Hütte mit den 17km Oscheniksee als mindestens gleichwertig ein.
Kurze Beschreibung. Vom Millstätter See aus geht es recht normal los. Nach einigen Kurven und überwundenen Höhenmeter weist ein Schild zur Lammersdorfer Almstraße den Weg. Dann beginnt das Inferno und spätestens nach der Mautschranke (Radfahrer frei) muss man erstmal einen SM-Club finden, der Vergleichbares bietet 😉
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Lammersdorfer Hütte is a challenging ascent. For this type of climbing, we recommend mountain gearing, specifically a compact system. This means a small front chainring of 34 teeth, combined with a rear cassette where, depending on your level, strength, and experience, you choose a sprocket with 30, 32, or even 34 teeth. Remember that a smooth cadence is always more efficient!
Lammersdorfer Hütte belongs to the Hors Catégorie, the top category. These are legendary and very tough climbs. A solid cycling condition, experience, and a good climbing gear ratio are essential to maintain a smooth cadence and complete the climb comfortably.
Lammersdorfer Hütte is 5.1 km long.
The average gradient of Lammersdorfer Hütte is 15.8%.
Lammersdorfer Hütte has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 22.6%.
The summit of Lammersdorfer Hütte is at 1662 m.
At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 00:43:35 to climb Lammersdorfer Hütte. At 11 km/h the time is 00:27:44, and at 15 km/h 00:20:20. For the fastest cyclists, 00:16:03 is an achievable time.
Lammersdorfer Hütte is located in the region Carinthia in Austria.
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