Grossglockner

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The Grossglockner High Alpine Road runs from Fusch at the Austrian side of the Hohe Tauern National Park to Heiligenblut on the Carinthian side, covering 48 kilometres of dramatic alpine scenery. The drive offers sweeping views of the Grossglockner – Austria’s tallest peak – and the Pasterze Glacier, the largest glacier in the Eastern Alps. Along the route visitors encounter a series of majestically curved tunnels, staged viewpoints and themed adventure stations such as the ‘High Five’ wildlife gallery featuring ibex, golden eagles and marmots. The road is open from early May until early November, with carriageway‑specific tickets for cars, electric cars, motorcycles, and buses. Online ticket sales provide the convenience of a 10 % discount on souvenirs in the Grossglockner shops. Refreshing stops village and historic inns lie at called stops, while the surrounding national park offers numerous short hikes, nature experiences, and cultural exhibitions. Whether you are a motorist looking for panoramic scenery, a family hoping to combine a drive with a child‑friendly park, or a history enthusiast eager to explore exhibitions along the way, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road delivers an unforgettable alpine adventure.

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• High Alpine Scenic Drive
• Panoramic Views of Grossglockner
• Year‑Round Activities
• E‑Vehicle Discounts

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• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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