




You'll receive all travel documents about 14 days before departure. They contain the exact hotel address and further information. Please arrive by about 6:00 p.m. You'll meet your group and the guide. After discussing the tour, the group will go to dinner together.
Riding the border ridge road, our tour starts off with a bang as we conquer the main ridge of the Alps. The ascent to Mussolini’s fortress world is difficult, but the military road reveals unique panoramas. We reach our destination via a mix of dynamite trails, forest paths and small secondary roads. We'll stay in a romantic hotel, enjoying the best cuisine.
In the morning, the 2000 meter high Valler Jöchl awaits its conquerors. Once we've reached the top, we'll have a glorious view of all the peaks of the Dolomites. We'll take a break at South Tyrol's most beautiful mountain hut, then we'll enjoy every inch of our descent into the Eisac Valley. We'll stay overnight in a 4-star hotel located in the historic old town of Brixen.
On hidden forest trails, we'll work our way to Klausen with its idyllic old town. The climb afterwards gives way to more gorgeous panoramas. After a lunch break in the typical Buschenschank (mixture of tavern + restaurant), we'll take the Poststeig path to Val Gardena. We'll stay the night in a solid 3-star hotel with sauna.
The cable car takes us right up to the legendary Seiser Alm meadow. Thus we'll have plenty of time to enjoy the most beautiful mountains of the Dolomites: the Seceda, Geisler, Sella, Sasso Lungo, Piatto and Schlern. In this grand setting, we’ll ride along the Völser Weiher on our way to the hotel.
We reach the valley of tiers via the most beautiful South Tyrolean mountain bike trails. After the lunch break, the cable car takes us up to the Rosengarten. We bike directly below the white rock faces. Via a high trail we reach the Karer Pass. From here we roll to our hotel.
The blue-green of the legendary Karersee and the white cliffs of the Latemar compose the morning's backdrop. Upon ascending the Lavazèjoch, we'll reach a rustic Italian mountain hut. Then we'll say our farewells to the Dolomites and roll on a railway line down to the Adige Valley. The wine-growing town Auer is our goal. We'll enjoy a multi-course farewell dinner.
After breakfast, the bikes are loaded onto the bus. Return trip by bus back to Obernberg. Upon arrival, everyone travels home individually.
„Rarely does one discover a tour that's as ideal as our Transalp South Tyrol. No stage has more than 1200 meters elevation gain. The paths offer the choice between a technically more difficult or an easier variant. Since 'trails' aren't at the top of every biker's list, we offer the tour on different dates in these two versions. The regular version picks out just the highlights. As an alternative, the 'South Tyrol trail' we ride on the trail date doesn't leave out any of the difficult sections.“
Level 2-3:
Physical fitness
Riding technique
Arrival: Arrival by car or by train to Obernberg/Brenner/Austria.
Type of route: Forest and gravel paths, paved secondary roads, trails, passages of pushing.
Daily distance: 1000-1200 m elevation gain, 30-57 kilometers
Total distance: 6700 m elevation gain, 270 kilometers
Included in the price: Guided tour with 7 overnight stays and half board (breakfast buffet, multi-course dinner menus) in good 3- or 4-star hotels in a double room (at least 1x in a suite with separate bedrooms), often with wellness areas. Luggage transport, Cable car, return transfer in a comfortable bus.
Minimum number of participants: 8 people
Single Room Supplement:
optional € 195