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Over the Alps from Munich to Lake Garda
bike trip - Fire and Ice Own Tour
The cycle path starts in the Bavarian capital Munich and takes you across Austria to Lake Garda in Italy. Cycle alongside of a wonderful alpine scenery and enjoy the breathtaking nature. Beautiful cycle paths take you from Brixen to Bozen and Trient until the final destination of your journey: wonderful Lake Garda!
| 01. DAY |
| Arrival in Munich Welcome to the Bavarian capital. Take plenty of time to stroll through this lively city, admire the imposing buildings and pay a visit to the famous Hofbräuhaus. |
02. DAY
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| Munich - Bad Tölz The Isar Cycle Trail takes you south out of the bustling city in the flat Alpine foothills and into the hilly Tölzer Land, which is known for its mild climate and natural moorland. Experience a touch of nostalgia during a break in Wolfratshausen. The town, known for its old rafting tradition, offers a lovingly prepared theme trail on its historic guild. In the spa town of Bad Tölz, the colourful medieval row of houses nestles along the Isar promenade, in Marktstraße the façades captivate with their striking Lüftl paintings and the mountain panorama provides a harmonious setting for this. |
03. DAY
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| Bad Tölz - Lake Achensee Region On todays cycling stage you will literally immerse yourself in the Karwendel Alpine Park. Hardly any other region has been able to preserve its wildness and diversity in such an unadulterated way. The Isar with its natural river gravel banks accompanies you for a short distance. Not far from the northern tip of the Sylvensteinsee, at the so-called Kaiserwacht, you pass the German-Austrian border and find yourself in the furrow of the impressive mountain ranges of the Rofan and Karwendel. Lake Achensee nestles in the middle like a fjord and, depending on the light, its colour spectrum ranges fr... weiterlesenom deep green to Caribbean turquoise - simply a feast for the eyes. |
04. DAY
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| Lake Achensee Region - Innsbruck At the foothills of the Karwendel, you will now roll downhill and promptly find yourself in the Lower Inn Valley; more precisely in the Schwaz/Karwendel region. On your way towards Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol, historically significant villages line the banks of the Inn River. At the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, the giant watches over his world of wonders, and in Hall in Tyrol, the Museum im Münzerturm awaits with exciting insights into the art of historical coinage - including a magnificent view of the dominant mountains! The alpine-urban Innsbruck scores with its well-kept mediev... weiterlesenal old town and the splendour of its Golden Roof. |
05. DAY
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| Innsbruck - Brixen To start off your stage today, a train ride up the Brenner Pass is at your disposal. With the alpine south wind in your face, you will roll down from the Brenner Pass on a former railway line to Sterzing, the northernmost town on Italian territory. A visit to the Fugger town of Sterzing with its proud patrician houses and the historic Zwölferturm is well worth it before you continue your cycling day through the slender Upper Eisack Valley. The mighty Sarntal and Zillertal Alps border the valley and you cycle mostly along the young, impetuous Eisack River, up hill and down dale, through pictur... weiterlesenesque villages, passing remote hamlets until the Brixen valley floor opens up and you roll directly into Brixen, the oldest city in South Tyrol. |
06. DAY
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| Brixen - Vacation Region Castelfede From the fertile Brixen valley floor, the Eisacktal cycle path leads you mostly gently downhill on former railway tracks through imposing valley narrows with steeply rising rock faces. Farms, surrounded by their vines, cling to the steep slopes and chestnut trees loll their crowns in the sun. Framed by the Dolomites and the Sarntal Alps, you cycle along this attractive stretch directly into the well-kept artists town of Klausen. A good moment to push your bike through the medieval town and enjoy the flair over a good caffè. From Blumau you cycle along the so-called cycle art trail to Bolzano.... weiterlesen Artistic installations and paintings offer a varied contrast to the alpine surroundings. Before you reach todays stage destination, Bolzano is a stones throw away from the cycle path and looks forward to your flying visit. |
07. DAY
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| Vaction Region Castelfede - Trento From the lovely surroundings of the South Tyrolean lowlands, you set off to explore charming Trentino. Along the Etsch cycle path, you mostly cycle along the Etsch dam, passing through quaint villages. One or the other winery will entice you with its famous wines. Near Salurn, where the German-speaking part of South Tyrol ends, the Haderburg castle stands guard over the Salurner Klause and tells stories of the events of past centuries. The stage town of Trento invites you to enjoy the colourful hustle and bustle of the central cathedral square in a historical ambience in the evening hours. |
08. DAY
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| Trento - Torbole/Riva Di Garda Flanked by steeply sloping high plateaus, you start your last cycling tour stage through the Trentino Adige Valley until shortly after Rovereto you turn off towards Riva del Garda and cycle over the fertile Vallagarina towards the San Giovanni Pass (287 m). A brilliant view of the deep blue Lake Garda propels you down the valley towards your destination. An exceptionally mild climate gives the region a successful mix of mountain landscape with Mediterranean lush flora. |
| 09. DAY |
| Departure Departure or Prolongation |
Booking code: MUC-GARDA-EN
Price on request
Price on request
Services Included
- done Individual cycle tour
- done 8 nights in the booked hotel category
- done 8 x Breakfast
- done Rooms with Showe or Bath/WC
- done Daily luggage transfer between hotels
- done Train ticket from Brenner to Brixen on day 4
- done Detailed information package including maps (one per room)
- done Handlebar bag for your travel documents (one per room)
- done Service-Hotline
Services not included
- ×Arrival to and departure from tour
- ×Cycling equipment such as shoes, helmets etc.
- ×All local taxes payable on the spot
- ×Personal expenses and tips
- ×Optional sightseeing visits
- ×Transfer as long as not part of itinerary
- ×boards as long as not part of itinerary
Other notes
To ensure a stress-free start to the trip, we recommend arriving at the starting point by early evening in most cases. Some tours start as early as midday, in which case we recommend arriving the day before and will be happy to book an extra night for you at the same time. The individual return journey takes place on the last day of the tour. The distances are approximate and may differ from the actual distances covered. This tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Arrival
By train: Train journey to Munich main station and by underground to the hotel - By plane: Low-cost flights or scheduled flights to Munich airport. On request, we can organise transfers from the airport to the starting point of the tour - Parking at the hotel in Munich (subject to charge, advance booking with the hotel necessary - payable directly at the hotel) - Return transfer: Private return transfer can be booked for an additional charge.
Minimum number of participants
If a minimum number of participants is required for the tour to take place, this is stated under "Prices and services". If the minimum number of participants is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the trip up to four weeks before the "arrival date". We recommend organizing the arrival and departure only after this deadline has passed.
7-day carefree number
No matter how well planned a trip is, in rare cases unexpected things happen. At such times, it is nice to have someone you can rely on locally. For this reason, you have a local contact person on our individual activity trips who will be happy to provide you with information and, as stated in the travel documents, can be contacted in an emergency.