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Trans-Alpine Crossing – Tegernsee – Achensee – Zillertal – Sterzing Kompass 2556

The 184km long Transalpine Route from the German Alps across the Austrian Tyrol to the Dolomites on a waterproof and tear-resistant, contoured and GPS compatible concertina map from Kompass presenting the route on 13 panels, each 17.5x20cm, plus accommodations recommendations and street plans. Leading from Gmund on lake Tegernsee in Bavaria, the route winds its way across Tyrol via Achensee, Jenbach, Mayrhofen and the Zillertal valley, before crossing to Vipiteno/Sterzing in the Italian South Tyrol.The route is highlighted on maps at 1:50,000 and is annotated with 5km markers. Topography is shown by contours at 40m intervals, enhanced by relief shading and spot heights, with colouring and/or graphics to indicate scree, woodlands, vineyards and hop fields, etc. Symbols show various accommodation options including campsites and youth hostels, sport and recreational facilities, and places of interest. Road network, presented in detail including forest tracks and country paths, indicates locations of car parks. Railway lines and mountain transport facilities (cable car lines, chair lifts) are also marked. Each panel has a 2-km UTM grid. Street plans cover Tegernsee, Achenkirch, Mayrhofen and Vipiteno/Sterzing. A route profile shows the changes in altitude along the trail. Also provided is a list of recommended accommodation facilities for the whole course of the route, plus a list of ‘˜Mittagseinkehrmรถglichkeiten’™ (lunch refreshments possibilities).Map legend includes English; all other text is in German only.