I unfortunately only have a single picture of this climb.
I would be very happy,
if you took photos during this ride
and then send them to me.
It is important that the road is visible in the pictures.
Cyclists may also appear on the photos, but rather in the background.
I will mention your contribution in this text.
The village of Sulzberg is located on the top
of a hill in the Bregenzerwald.
There are four access roads
leading up through a beautiful landscape
consisting of a mosaic of meadows and forests, and higher
and lower hills.
From the village one has a wide view over the
Bregenzerwald and, behind it, of higher parts of the Alps.
I found the landscape surrounding the
climb of this webpage, beginning at the bridge
over the Weissach near Unterlitten, utterly beautiful.
The road itself is also nice because it is narrow
and winding, and its surface is almost perfect.
Unfortunately, these major plus points are partially offset
by the relatively dense traffic.
The elevation profile of this short climb (6.5 kilometers)
shows large fluctuations in the slope.
The gradient of the 500 meter segments varies between 3 and 11%.
The steepest 250 meter strip (14%) lies just after the start,
while the steepest kilometer (10.1%)
is located towards the end of the ascent.