Hi Lee Tat K I assume you mean to drive the Grossglockner Alpine road? Anyway, the toll for a car will be 36 Euros for the day and the road closes in early November, as I don't know when you are planning to do this. You can drive to Werfen from Millstatt in a day without too much of a hurry but if you do want to stay somewhere, I suggest Heiligenblut which is at the start of the Alpine road. Its a cute village with some good hiking and a great view of the Grossglockner (Austria's highest mountain). I have stayed at both the Landhotel Post (right in the village square) and at smaller Pension Lagler which is in the lower village and much cheaper. Both have web sites for you to book. I can recommend both depending on whether you want 4 star or a friendly B&B. As for where to stop on the route, I suggest you research their web link but do make the detour to Franz Josef Hoehe. Go to grossglockner.at Hope this helps.

No it is not it is under 8 to 10 meters of snow it will be opening in the spring all depends no the amount off snow in the winter

Hiya Narayan, I cannot answer this question successfully as it often depends on your network. You best to check with the locals when you are there and before you set off on your trek. I didn't use my phone the last time I did this many years ago. Also make sure you have the right gear and good walking shoes. Enjoy. Best wishes Martha