Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road
The Alpenhotel Laurin is the best basecamp for your motorbike holidays
Directly from the hotel, you embark on some of the best European motorcycle tours. The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road is a hot tip among bikers and has also been called "secret gateway to the south". With more than 60 curves, motorcyclists' driving pleasure is guaranteed and the beautiful views will leave you breathless.
The mountain road is open daily from approximately mid/end of May to mid-October, from 07:00 to 20:00.
Motorcycle Price: Exact prices & opening hours can be found here.


The Hotel Laurin is the right choice to make a stop during your Alps motorcycle tour: you will find covered parking, a washing station and maintenance area with all the necessary tools for quick repairs. Another advantage: through Wi-Fi throughout the house you have access to the Laurin roadbook with various tour suggestions. This can be rented in printed form, so you can drive off and decide later which way to go. Our offer for bikers is rounded off by the specially assembled packages for motorbike holidays.
The Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road:
Driving this route without stopping, will hardly be possible. Too many beauties of nature are lined on the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. You will pass rushing streams, the majestic mountains and the highest mountain pass in the Eastern Alps. A mountain panorama unfolds in front of you that you will not forget.
All information at a glance:
Nature, culture, history or the economy in the Ötztal - at several breakpoints, you will find information boards. Explore the famous pass road in the Alps and learn interesting facts about the "secret gateway to the south" and the region.
A motorbike holiday that conveys freedom. Away from the hustle and bustle you see green meadows with blossoming alpine roses but simultaneously also the barren mountains, through which the twisting road runs. On the way from north to south you will pass different vegetation zones and notice by the landscape that you have arrived in Italy.

