
Step on the gas, rack up the elevation,
see the world from above –
and return to glockna in the evening.
36 hairpin bends …
and you right in the middle
The road belongs to speed lovers
Every year, around 80,000 motorbikes drive up the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. And there’s no wonder. 36 hairpin bends, 2,504 metres above sea level, views you’ll never forget. glockna is located right where the road begins – making it the ideal base camp for anyone exploring on two wheels or four. Road cyclists know the pass as one of the toughest and most scenic climbs in the Alps. Those who prefer shifting gears to pedalling can tackle the pass by motorbike or sports car.
Hohe Tauern National Park as a playground
on your active holiday in Austria
You can’t get much higher,
except perhaps in a helicopter
Gaining elevation, bend by bend.
The crackling sound of the cooling engine.
That tingling sensation that says:
same again tomorrow.
Mountaineering, Alpine skiing, flight sports
Peaks, slopes, glacial air – there’s more to discover up here
If you want to see the Grossglockner from above rather than from the road, this is the place for you. Scenic flights over the peaks of the Hohe Tauern range, paragliding with views of Austria’s highest mountain, ski touring on Mt Ronachkopf or Mt Schwalbenwand – and in winter, the slopes of Zell am See and Kaprun, with guaranteed snow on Mt Kitzsteinhorn almost all year round. glockna is your starting point. What comes next is up to you.












