Cycle path Brenner-Bozen
With this track cyclists can now discover the Eisacktal by bike without running the risk of cars.
The Eisacktal cycle path is suitable for families as well as bikers. It not presents technical difficulty, the length of the trail and the time needed can be determined according to your physical condition.
The path can be divider into 2 parts, the first of 54 km and the second of 42 km.
First stage Brenner - Brixen
The first stage runs from Brenner in Gossensass Sterzing, we pass the Museum Multscher. The path is not demanding. Then you reach Franzensfeste, where you will find the link to the cycle of Pustertal. Follows then Brixen, who wanted to stop here can take the train back to Brenner.
Second stage Franzensfeste - Bozen
The second part connects Brixen to Bozen, passing Klausen, Waidbruck and Kollmann. After Kardaun an underpass crossing the state and continue in the direction of Bozen. This track offers unique landscapes immersed in nature.
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The Brenner route cycle path is a north-south connection and goes from Brenner to Bozen.
IDM Südtirol - Alex Filz
Cosy rest along the cycle path through Eisacktal
Verkehrsamt der Stadt Bozen - Luca Guadagnini
Cycle path at the foot of Reifenstein Castle in Freienfeld
Tourismusgenossenschaft Sterzing Pfitsch Freienfeld - Patrick Schwienbacher
At Brenner-Bozen cylce path
Tourismusgenossenschaft Sterzing Pfitsch Freienfeld - Patrick Schwienbacher
Panoramic cycle paths in Wipptal Valley
Tourismusgenossenschaft Sterzing Pfitsch Freienfeld - Patrick Schwienbacher
The Brenner route cycle path is a north-south connection and goes from Brenner to Bozen.
IDM Südtirol - Alex Filz
The Brenner route cycle path is a north-south connection and goes from Brenner to Bozen.
IDM Südtirol - Alex FilzSelected accommodations in Eisacktal
- Hotel in a sunny panoramic location
- 4,000 sqm Sky Wellness
- Yoga and fitness room
- Climbing wall and indoor football pitch for our little guets
- Gourmet cuisine and wine cellar
- Idyllic panoramic location
- wellness with a view of the Dolomites
- Gourmet cuisine
- EU Ecolabel
- Children's entertainment
- Family-run hotel with a panoramic view
- Rooms and suites made with quality materials
- Swimming pool with water from an Alpine spring
- Excellent cuisine for gourmets
- Close to the Gitschberg Jochtal hiking and skiing area
- Idyllic location in the Jaufental valley
- Natural design with local materials
- Adults-only wellness area with onsen pool
- Culinary experiences with regional ingredients
- Activity paradise for nature & sports lovers