Cycle paths in South Tyrol
In South Tyrol, for lovers of the bike, there are not only demanding mountain bike tours, but also many easy cycle paths suited to all! Families and children at first!
Pleasant bike excursions along the sunny cycle paths in South Tyrol, with a stop at one of many areas where have a picnic or a sandwich. The cycling offer to everyone a unique and funny way to stay together and do some sports, moving in sustainable way.
Above the areas of Meran and Vinschgau are known for their cycling routes. In spring cycle tour offer a truly unique spectacle: the blossoming of cherry and apple trees! In summer will be the red and yellow vineyards that guide you along the sunny paths.
Further north instead, meet the Eisacktal with his bike path that crosses romantic chestnut and medieval towns as Klausen, Brixen and Sterzing.
Turning to the right, in Brixen, you can reach the green slopes of Pustertal that on several kilometres of tracks leading through Austria, in Lienz, through breathtaking scenery.
Each track along the way, also offers the possibility to use the train to carry the bike on longer or much demanding tours!
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Sterzing with its numerous shops can best be explored on foot.
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Dreamlike cycle path with any level of difficulty are available for bike lovers in Pustertal
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The cycle paths in South Tyrol are a paradise for families.
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Sightseeing tour in Bruneck
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Cycling in Vinschgau at Lake Reschen
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Dreamlike cycle paths for the whole family in Sand in Taufers
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Pustertal cycle path near Lake Toblach
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The cycle path Via Claudia Augusta leads from Donau river to the Adriatic Sea and follows the course of Etsch river in South Tyrol.
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The bike path of Vinschgau passes near the lake of San Valentino alla Muta.
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