South Tyrol is the perfect destination for a cycling holiday.
From the hotel, you can take your pick of a variety of bike tours. For example, you can take the Meran-St. Leonhard cycle path, and reach the Hirzer cable car in Saltaus (2 km from Quellenhof) in just a few minutes. But you don’t have to reach lofty heights to enjoy a memorable bike tour – the Passeiertal valley has plenty to offer, too.
Whether you’re looking for a nail-biting mountain bike challenge or a leisurely tour for your electric bike, South Tyrol will steal your heart with fabulous landscape diversity and a lush choice of itineraries for all levels. Additionally, the local network of charging stations for electric vehicles is being expanded, guaranteeing plenty of enjoyment even to cyclists with less training.
There really is something for everyone… so, get ready to tread on the pedals and enjoy this opportunity!
Bike advantages:
- Around 100 new mountain bikes (regularly serviced and in excellent condition) are available to you free of charge Top bikes with quick release pedals (for a fee), old bikes are replaced with new ones all year round New e-bikes (for a fee) Bike washing facilities, lockable bike garage, bike workshop Maps and suggestions for tours At least once a week: 1 easy mountain bike tour, 1 advanced mountain bike tour On request a bike guide can be booked for individual tours
Our special mountain bikes for you:
Analog 29
Komfortabel und zuverlässig für den Toureneinsatz mit Potential für ambitionierte Freizeit & Fitness-Sportler. Designelemente wie das CUBE Cockpit erhöhen die Attraktivität. Mit allen Vorteilen der größeren 29er Laufräder wie Laufruhe und gutes Abrollverhalten (kostenlos)
Cube LTD Race 27.5
Mit unserem LTD geht es ans Eingemachte. Denn der hochmoderne Rahmen aus Aluminium mit genialen Features ist die ideale Basis für ein sportliches Allroundhardtail wie dieses. Das übrigens mit seinen hochwertigen Komponenten wie der brandneuen Shimano XT Schaltung, der Top-Federgabel oder den hydraulischen Scheibenbremsen nur Ausreden limitiert. Aber niemals den Spaß, die Ergonomie und das Handling. Und den Speed schon gar nicht.
Stereo 120 HPA SL
Das Stereo 120 HPA SL steht für erstklassige Trailperformance. Dank Size Split bekommt jeder Fahrer ein auf den Leib geschneidertes Bike, egal ob im quirligen 27.5″ Format oder als rollfreudiger 29er. Mit diesem hochkarätigen Multi-Talent wird jeder dauerhaft glücklich. Das Fox Fahrwerk und die Shimano XT Komplettausstattung sprechen hier eine klare Sprache. Dieses Bike ist stets Herr der Lage, egal ob im technischen Singletrail, der Mehrtages-Transalp oder im Marathoneinsatz.
Enjoy an authentic active vacation at the Quellenhof See Lodge
STEREO 140 HPA – Race 27.5
Mit seinem perfekt abgestimmten Fahrwerk, den 27.5″ Laufrädern und der Shimano XT 2×11 Komplettgruppe kommt das Stereo 140 HPA Race als echter Alleskönner daher. Mit dem vielgelobten Alu-Chassis ergibt das eine Singletrail-Rakete mit Fahrspaßgarantie – ob technische Alpenpfade, herausfordernde Endurotouren oder sportliche Feierabendrunde – das Stereo 140 HPA Race kann einfach alles!
STEREO 160 HPA – TM 27.5
TM steht für „Trail Motion“ und der Name ist bei diesem optisch wie technisch beeindruckenden Racer Programm. Mit dem unglaublich potenten Stereo 160 HPA Rahmen, den grandiosen Federelementen und edelsten Komponenten des Stereo 160 HPA TM 27.5 kann man mit dieser Fahrmaschine direkt vom Bikeshop an den Start der nächsten Enduro-Stage rollen und nach der persönlichen Bestzeit jagen. Ab jetzt liegt es nicht mehr am Bike?
Reaction Hybrid – Race 500
Nichts vereint Benutzerfreundlichkeit und Fahrspaß so gut wie ein E-Mountainbike – und kaum ein E-MTB kann sich mit der Performance unseres Reaction Hybrid Race messen. Die gesammelte Erfahrung unserer Ingenieure findet sich in dem formschönen Rahmen wieder, der die Anforderungen des Bosch Antriebs perfekt erfüllt. Von der RockShox Judy Silver Federgabel über den Shimano 11-fach-Antrieb und den hydraulischen Scheibenbremsen bis hin zu den komfortablen, griffigen 2,6“ Reifen dienen alle Komponenten nur einem Zweck: aus jedem Trail den maximalen Fahrspaß herauszuholen!
Https://www. quellenhof-seelodge. it/en/balancesport/outdoor/cycling/
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CYCLING & MOUNTAINBIKING
Breathtaking mountain panoramas, luscious green alpine meadows, picturesque mountain villages, cultural highlights and culinary delights attract not only enthusiastic hikers in the Venosta Valley, but, above all, also cyclists and mountain bikers. Countless trails and cycle paths provide a diverse biking holiday in South Tyrol.
Cycling.
Tours through the vast, level valley bottom are ideal for moderate cyclists, pleasure cyclists and families. But even ambitious cyclists can find sporty as well as challenging destinations and routes on stunning mountain passes and on mountain slopes – every type of cycling enthusiast will find the most suitable track in the heart of the South Tyrolean Alps.
Tours on the Venosta Valley cycle route along the Via Claudia Augusta up to Merano or on the 2,760 m high Passo dello Stelvio/Stilfserjoch are a particular highlight for every cyclist.
Mountain biking.
The sunny Venosta Valley opens up a true biker’s paradise to mountain bikers and free riders. Tricky single trails, enthralling downhill tracks and strenuous high altitude tours will get bikers‘ hearts racing faster.
Hardcore bike enthusiasts and beginners will find a variety of routes through forests and meadows on over 80 first class marked flow trails, offering continuously impressive long-distance views of the surrounding mountain
Panoramas with mighty peaks – pure mountain biking pleasure.
The family-run active hotel Der Mohrenwirt**** is a member of the „Bikeschule Südtirolbike“ (South Tyrol biking school) and thereby introduces you to many benefits for your biking holiday in the Venosta Valley:
Https://www. der-mohrenwirt. com/en/out-and-about/cycling-mountainbiking/
Ireland
Along the Wild Atlantic Way there are plenty of interesting historic sights to discover, such as Dungaire Castle near Kinvarra. Starting from Galway, the first leg takes you south through County Clare to the picturesque village of Ballyvaughan. The following day you are cycling into the unique karst (limestone) landscape of the Burren to Doolin, renowned for traditional Irish music, for a two night stopover. The loop route from here takes you around the Burren coastline and more importantly to the Cliffs of Moher. You then catch the ferry over to Inishmore, largest of the three Aran Islands for a night. You depart the island by another ferry which lands you at Rossaveal on the shores of Galway Bay, from where you ride west through Connemara to Clifden, often labelled the capital of Connemara, for your last 2 nights.
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Arrival in Galway
Depending on arrival time, our partner will meet you with your rental bicycle. Galway is a bustling university town and with 67,000 inhabitants the fourth biggest city in Ireland. The city centre dates back to the middle ages and it is not difficult to find a pub.
Galway – Ballyvaughan
The route takes you away from the city along the coast to Oranmore and you leave the busier roads behind as soon as you reach Kilcolgan. From there it is on quiet backroads past the ruins of Kilcolgin Castle. Kinvarra is a beautiful fishing village ideally located for a nice seafood lunch. Continue your journey further south into the area commonly known as The Burren. Finish the day in the colourful village of Ballyvaughan.
Ballyvaughan – Doolin
A most beautiful day that will bring you into the Burren National Reserve, your first glimpse of this very unusual and unique region. You are passing by the Burren Perfumery, Ireland’s only perfumery, with its informational visitor centre, entertaining you on the unusual botany of the region. Stop in the small hamlet of Carron for lunch before continuing on minor backroads to Lisdoonvarna (along the route detour to the Polunabrone Dolmen adds 4km) and finish the day in the colourful village of Doolin.
Restday in Doolin or loop rides
If you have not done it the previous day cycle (or walk) to the Cliffs of Moher. There is also a beautiful cycle along the coastroad to Fanore with its sandy beach favoured by surfers. From here, turn inland onto the unique Burren landscape to cycle back to Doolin on minor back-roads.
Ferry ride to the Aran island of Inishmore
Cycle to the pier to take the ferry on your own to the island of Inishmore (the biggest of the 3 Aran Islands). The island is very rich in historic and pre-historic sites and highlights include the cliff top fort of Dun Anghus, the semi-circular fort (there are 3 semi-circular walls) is over 3,000 years old and holds a special place in Irish mythology. Less known is the Black Fort (Dun Duchathair) where you can experience some of the most beautiful cliffs on the island. Furthermore there are early Christian (starting with the 6th century) churches, monasteries and cemeteries. The island is famous for the knitwear that bears the Aran name. Spend the night on the island to get a feel for island life.
Inishmore (Rossaveal) – Clifden
After a morning spent exploring the island further and perhaps visit the fantastically located Black Fort (a promontory fort with 3 sides falling steeply into the sea and the 4th side protected by a massive wall. There will also be time to visit the shops at the harbour offering traditional Aran sweaters, before you take the ferry back to Rossaveal at noon. You will be heading into Connemara along the coast and over sections of bog-roads to the market town of Clifden. Here you will stay for two nights.
Clifden along the coast (several options)
You have the possibility to visit the island of Inishboffin. The ferry leaves from Cleggan. But if you prefer to remain in the mainland then there is a beautiful loop ride past beautiful beaches to the fishing village of Roundstone, where you can see traditional musical instruments (bodhrans) being made by hand. There is also a wonderful a ride out along the Sky Road to enjoy some sublime coastal scenery and views over the Atlantic and the islands.
Https://www. eurobike. at/en/destinations/bike-tours-ireland/ireland-8-days
All around your family hotel Friedrichshof
If you and your family enjoy riding on two wheels, then you will discover a cycling region in the Trubach Valley and Franconian Switzerland with idyllic circular routes or challenging routes past lofty rock towers, wide plateaus and extensive forests. Despite the hilly landscape, there are cycling tours suitable for families with children.
Big and little heroes on a grand tour
Challenges are better than boredom: When planning a tour, consider balancing the optimal amount of challenge between too little and too much. If the stages are chosen too flat or too short, you and your children will lack challenge and the opportunity to prove themselves. But the tours should not be too strenuous either, so that cycling is not perceived as an imposition.
Kid friendly routes
Streckenführung:
Bhf. Forchheim – Burk – Wimmelbach (6,5 km) – Hausen/Rathaus (8 km) – Heroldsbach/Thurn Freizeitpark (10 km) – Hausen/Scheuse (15 km) – Bhf. Forchheim (21 km); Überwiegend auf Rad – und Flurwegen und wenigen ganz gering befahrenen Nebenstraßen führt die Route durch den Regnitzgrund am Fuße des Markwaldes entlang zum Freizeitpark Schloß Thurn und am Kanal entlang zurück.
Sehenswürdigkeiten:
Altstadt Forchheim, Freizeitpark und Schloß Thurn, Schleuse Hausen
Streckenführung:
Betzenstein – Mergners – Hufeisen Waldschänke – Weidensees – Hüll – Höchstädt – Betzenstein; Ausschließlich auf Flur – und Forstwegen sowie Nebenstraßen, steigungsarm
Sehenswürdigkeiten:
- Betzenstein: Tiefer Brunnen, Heimatmuseum mit geologischer und mineralogischer Sammlung, Evangelische Pfarrkirche Maria Geburt Nürnberger Pflegamts-Schloss (privat), Burgruine Hufeisen Waldschänke: Wildgehege Hüll: Evangelische Kirche St. Laurentius und Martin
Streckenführung:
Ebermannstadt – Gasseldorf – Unterleinleiter – Veilbronn – Heiligenstadt – Burgrub – Oberleinleiter – Tiefenpöltz; Größtenteils geteert, auf ebener Strecke an zahlreichen Kinderspielplätzen vorbeiführend.
Sehenswürdigkeiten:
- Betzenstein: altes Wasserschöpfrad an der Wiesent Gasseldorf: blaue Informationstafel am Gemeindehaus mit der Lebensgeschichte des Erfinders der Wiener Würstchen Veilbronn: Kletterwald Veilbronn Heiligenstadt: Blick zum Schloss Greifenstein
Day bike tours
Streckenführung:
Pretzfeld – Egloffstein – Obertrubach; Die Strecke verläuft überwiegend im Talgrund und weist außer zwischen Oberzaunsbach und Mostviel nur geringe Steigungen auf. Sie führt bis Egloffstein auf öffentlichen Feld – und Waldwegen, sowie wenig befahrenen Straßen. Danach auf der mäßig befahrenen Staatsstraße bis Obertrubach.
Sehenswürdigkeiten:
Pretzfeld: Schloß (auf Anfrage), Barockpfarrkirche, Judenfriedhof, Ruine Dietrichstein, Obstbranntweinbrennerei „Held“ Egloffstein: Burg Egloffstein (auf Anfrage), Wildgehege und Schloßmuseum Hundshaupten, Felsentor, Kirchenruine Dietersberg Obertrubach: Pfarrkirche, Burgruinen in Bärnfels und Wolfsberg, Signalstein bei Sorg, Fraischgrenze.
Streckenführung:
Teilabschnitt des Erlangen-Pegnitztal-Radweg von Neuhaus a. d. Pegnitz nach Obertrubach. Große Teile der Strecke sind mit Asphaltbelag versehen, der Rest ist geschottert.
Streckenführung:
Die Tour verläuft im nördlichen Landkreis zwischen Forchheim und Bamberg. Bis auf den Anstieg am Anfang der Tour, zwischen Kellerwald und Rettern verläuft die Strecke ziemlich eben.
Sehenswürdigkeiten:
Es gibt abwechslungsreiche Landschaft unterwegs und manche spektakuläre Talaussicht. Besondere Sehenswürdigkeiten sind das Levi-Strauß-Museum in Buttenheim, das alte Stadttor von Eggolsheim, in Forchheim der Kellerwald und die historische Altstadt.
Mitten in der Fränkischen Schweiz lockt das Abenteuer: Klettern hoch in den Baumwipfeln! Unter dem Motto „Hier geht der Affe ab!“ lädt der Kletterwald in Pottenstein-Weidenloh alle großen und kleinen Klettermaxen ein. Tickets gibt es schon ab 10 €! Das Klettererlebnis findet auf verschiedenen Höhen statt: Netzbrücken, Bohlen und Seile von Baum zu Baum bis zu 12 m Höhe machen die Spannung im Kletterparadies aus. Der Kletterpark in Pottenstein bietet unterschiedliche und sehr vielseitige Touren und Parcours an. Je nach Alter, Geschicklichkeit, Fitness und Abenteuerlust können verschiedene Schwierigkeitsstufen gewählt werden. Alle Parcours sind TÜV-geprüft. Bevor es losgeht, erhält jeder Teilnehmer eine Sicherheitseinweisung durch fachkundiges Personal. Entlang der Kletterstrecken stehen immer Betreuer bereit, um zu sichern, zu helfen und zu unterstützen.
Es gibt Altersbegrenzungen für die verschiedenen Parcours. Kinder ab 4 Jahren und einer Greifhöhe von 1,30 m können am Kletterabenteuer teilnehmen. Kinder unter 9 Jahren benötigen eine erwachsene Begleitperson. Jugendliche ab 14 Jahren dürfen alle Parcours ohne Begleitung klettern. Ein Erwachsener kann bis zu drei Kinder begleiten: Es sollten genug Begleitpersonen eingeplant werden!
Der Kletterwald ist vom Familienhotel Friedrichshof aus in nur 10 Min. Autofahrt zu erreichen!
Kletterwald Pottenstein
Weidenloh
91278 Pottenstein
Telefon::+49-(0)9243 998965
Www. kletterwald-pottenstein. de
Im Abenteuerpark Betzenstein erwarten Sie Kletterspaß und Action der besonderen Art – ein Erlebnis für die ganze Familie in Ihrem Urlaub in der Fränkischen Schweiz. Der Park gehört zu den schönsten Anlagen in diesem Bereich in ganz Bayern. Er besteht aus einem spektakulären Naturhochseilgarten sowie einer Kinderkletterwelt für Kids ab 5 Jahren. Sicherheit und Umweltverträglichkeit werden im Abenteuerpark Betzenstein großgeschrieben: Als erster Kletterwald in Deutschland hat der Park das Sicherungssystem CLIC IT aus Frankreich eingeführt. Damit klettern Kinder bis 13 Jahre mit einer permanenten Selbstsicherung. Ein versehentliches Aushängen ist nicht möglich.
Es können 11 verschiedene Parcours mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden geklettert werden. Dabei sind über 120 Brücken, unzählige Netze, Baumstämme und auch Felsen zu überwinden. Die kleinen und großen Kletterer werden mit schönen Ausblicken auf die Stadt Betzenstein und das Freibad belohnt.
Seit 2013 gehört zum Abenteuerpark Betzenstein auch der moderne Kinderkletterwald: Hier können die Kleinen ab 5 Jahren durch ein riesiges Mikado aus Baumstämmen – alle aus der Fränkischen Schweiz – auf verschiedenen Ebenen klettern und turnen. Es gibt keinen festen Parcours, sondern jeder kann seine Route selbst wählen!
Abenteuerpark Betzenstein Hauptstraße 68
91282 Betzenstein
Telefon:: +49-(0)9244 – 985916
Https://www. der-friedrichshof. de/en/bicycle-tours/
Cycle Vietnam
Das Land mit den weltweit schönsten Grotten und Felsformationen ist schon längst kein Geheimtipp mehr und zieht Reisende aus aller Welt an. Ausgangspunkt der Reise ist Hanoi, eine der ältesten Hauptstädte Südostasiens. Fahre mit dem Rad entlang der hohen Karstfelsen zu den grünen Reisfeldern des Mai Chau Tals bis zum spektakulären Thung Khe Pass und erfahre mehr über die Heimat verschiedener ethnischer Gruppen. Wir legen einen Stopp in Hue ein um die Grabstätten, Tempel, Paläste und Pagoden zu erkunden. Nach der langen Auffahrt zum Hai Van Pass werden wir anschließend mit einem einmaligen Ausblick auf die Küste belohnt. Am Cua Dai Beach erholen wir uns von den bisherigen Strapazen und gönnen uns eine kleine Auszeit. Im Badeort Nha Trang kannst Du einen Bootsausflug zu den vorgelagerten Inseln machen oder Deine müden Muskeln bei einer Massage entspannen. Der Endspurt unserer Reise ist die Strecke von Bao Dai, dem einstigen Urlaubsort der Königsfamilie, in die Metropole Ho Ci Minh City, wo wir mit einem Saigon Bier auf das Ende unseres Abenteuers anstoßen.
Übersicht
Start Hanoi Ende Ho Chi Minh City Besuchte Länder Vietnam Rundreisen Style Original Theme Cycling Active Adventures CO2-Ausgleich:
Https://www. intrepidtravel. de/vietnam/cyclevietnam
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Austria
Zell am See Centre-Based Tour
A delightful cycling experience between mountains and lake Zell
- 6 Days/ 5 Nights Centre-Based Level: 2
Level 1-2 Level 1-2 – Casual bikers: Mostly flat terrain, a few physical condition is necessary, relaxed pace still gives you enough time for breaks and sightseeing.
E-bike E-bike/Pedelec: you still have to pedal, but it is going to be much easier! The bike supports your force three times. With the electro bike the tour will be�a relaxed experience for unpractised bikers also.
Family Child: especially suitable for families with children, shorter daily stretches in mostly flat terrain.
GPS-tracks GPS tracks available free of charge: if you are used to cycle with your own GPS-device we can support you with the tracks f. o.c.
Individual Individual Tour: You decide for yourself the pace you want to cycle, the sights you want to see along the way and when to take a break. Our detailed maps and route descriptions show you the way.
Home-based-tour Home-based tour: day trip-recommendations can mostly be indivudally planned, relaxed bike-tour-vacation in selected hotels, you don�t have to pack each morning, if you don�t feel like riding, you can rest or pursue another activity.
Individual tour: You like to travel independently and�choose your travelling companions and daily schedule. Our maps and route-booklets will guide you on the correct way. For many tours there are also GPX tracks or app support.
BONUS – biketours: 5% extra discount �For bookings until 60 days prior to tour start
Arrival by train Train arrival: for this tour we offer special discounted rates from all German railway-stations.
Germany / Austria
Tauern Bike Path: Krimml – Passau
Music and Mountains
- 8 Days/ 7 Nights Roundtrip Level: 2
Level 1 Level 1 – Easy/Enjoying Bikers : Easy cycling in mostly flat areas, without uphill stretches, generally short daily bike-tours�- that give you enough time to enjoy the region�additionally to your biketour.
E-bike E-bike/Pedelec: you still have to pedal, but it is going to be much easier! The bike supports your force three times. With the electro bike the tour will be�a relaxed experience for unpractised bikers also.
Family Child: especially suitable for families with children, shorter daily stretches in mostly flat terrain.
Germany / Austria
Tauern Bike Path: Salzburg – Salzburg
Trip along the Saalach and Salzach Rivers
- 7 Days/ 6 Nights Roundtrip Level: 2
Level 2 Level 2 – Leisure bikers: Slightly rolling, light hilly terrain, few uphill stretches, average physical condition required.
E-bike E-bike/Pedelec: you still have to pedal, but it is going to be much easier! The bike supports your force three times. With the electro bike the tour will be�a relaxed experience for unpractised bikers also.
Individual Individual Tour: You decide for yourself the pace you want to cycle, the sights you want to see along the way and when to take a break. Our detailed maps and route descriptions show you the way.
Roundtrip/point to point Roundtrip/point to point: Most bicycle tourists enjoy traveling each day cycling from point A to point B. The scenery changes and the experience are gratifying. A return trip to starting point is mostly included in the tour-price or additionally bookable with supplement.
Germany / Austria
Tauern Bike Path: Krimml – Salzburg
Great mountain cinema
- 6 Days/ 5 Nights Roundtrip Level: 2
Level 2 Level 2 – Leisure bikers: Slightly rolling, light hilly terrain, few uphill stretches, average physical condition required.
E-bike E-bike/Pedelec: you still have to pedal, but it is going to be much easier! The bike supports your force three times. With the electro bike the tour will be�a relaxed experience for unpractised bikers also.
Family Child: especially suitable for families with children, shorter daily stretches in mostly flat terrain.
GPS-tracks GPS tracks available free of charge: if you are used to cycle with your own GPS-device we can support you with the tracks f. o.c.
Individual Individual Tour: You decide for yourself the pace you want to cycle, the sights you want to see along the way and when to take a break. Our detailed maps and route descriptions show you the way.
Roundtrip/point to point Roundtrip/point to point: Most bicycle tourists enjoy traveling each day cycling from point A to point B. The scenery changes and the experience are gratifying. A return trip to starting point is mostly included in the tour-price or additionally bookable with supplement.
Austria
Innsbruck – Villach
Cycle path symphonie TAUERN-VIEW
- 8 Days/ 7 Nights Roundtrip Level: 2
Level 2 Level 2 – Leisure bikers: Slightly rolling, light hilly terrain, few uphill stretches, average physical condition required.
E-bike E-bike/Pedelec: you still have to pedal, but it is going to be much easier! The bike supports your force three times. With the electro bike the tour will be�a relaxed experience for unpractised bikers also.
GPS-tracks GPS tracks available free of charge: if you are used to cycle with your own GPS-device we can support you with the tracks f. o.c.
Individual Individual Tour: You decide for yourself the pace you want to cycle, the sights you want to see along the way and when to take a break. Our detailed maps and route descriptions show you the way.
Roundtrip/point to point Roundtrip/point to point: Most bicycle tourists enjoy traveling each day cycling from point A to point B. The scenery changes and the experience are gratifying. A return trip to starting point is mostly included in the tour-price or additionally bookable with supplement.
Individual tour: You like to travel independently and�choose your travelling companions and daily schedule. Our maps and route-booklets will guide you on the correct way. For many tours there are also GPX tracks or app support.
Arrival by train Train arrival: for this tour we offer special discounted rates from all German railway-stations.
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Biking Holidays Lugano Bike
This is one of the best bike-tours in Switzerland. Narrow paths lead you along the flanks of Val Colla and over the back of Monte Tamaro.
You will ascend to dizzying heights, experience crashing downhills and cycle past the most famous panoramic peaks of Ticino. Few tours can boast such a high proportion of singletrails as the Lugano bike and offer such diverse landscapes at the same time. Bike dreams come true in the hills of Malcantone.
Itinerary
Arrival to Lugano | Lugano – Pairolo hut
Arrival in Lugano and luggage drop-off. From the city centre you cycle up to Suvigliana. From here with the furniculaire up to Monte Brè. Brè-Sonvico section on wooded singletrails, to Pairolo on unpaved roads, mostly in open country. From M. Bar and M. Roveraccio fantastic views of the Luganese (Lugano District) and the valleys.
Approx. 22 km (Singletrails: 6 km)
Pairolo hut – Rivera
Thrilling panorama trail. Pairolo Gola di Lago on the mountain ridge, alternating single trail and unpaved roads. Fairy-tale landscape, characterized by alpine meadows and pastures, as well as three huts. S. Lucio, Cap. M. Bar and M. della Croce, fantastic vantage points.
Approx. 30 km (Singletrails: 16 km)
Rivera – Miglieglia
Take the aerial cableway up to M. Tamaro and save energy. From the summit an unpaved road and a singletrail in the middle of the forest, followed by an unpaved road. Arosio-Miglieglia on a singletrail in the typical rolling hills of Malcantone. Don’t miss the ascent to M. Lema!
Approx. 27 km (Singletrails: 7 km)
Miglieglia – Ponte Tresa | Departure or extension
A journey of discovery in lower Malcantone. On the M. Faeta and down towards Astano on a forest road. It’s well worth taking a break in the picturesque village centre and at the lake of the same name. Sections along roads in varied landscape to Ponte Cremenage. Alongside the River Tresa to Ponte Tresa and from there back to Lugano by train. Luggage retrieval and departure.
Approx. 30 km (Singletrails: 6 km)
Tour character
Bike pleasures await you here. Some of the long ascents can be shortened with the local infrastructure. Good technique and good physical condition are important. No luggage transfer on the trip to Pairolo.
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Prices & Dates
Category: 3* hotels, 1 x mountain cabin (shower/toilet on the corridor)
Category: 3* hotels, 1 x mountain cabin (shower/toilet on the corridor)
Our rental bikes
Mountain bike
Mountain bike
Ausstattung:
- Rahmen: Aluminium SL 7005 DB Schaltung: Kettenschaltung Shimano Deore XT Shadow+ 2×11 Gang Bremsen: Scheibenbremsen Shimano BR-M6000, 180 / 180 mm Federgabel: Fox 32 Float Rythm, 120 mm Federbein: Fox Float DPS Performance, 120 mm Radgrösse: 29″ (Grösse S = 27,5″)
Verfügbare Grössen:
- S = 41 cm (155 bis 165 cm) M = 46 cm (160 bis175 cm) L = 51 cm (170 bis 185 cm) XL = 56 cm (ab 180 cm)
Mountain bike
Mountain bike
Ausstattung:
- Rahmen: Aluminium Schaltung: Kettenschaltung SX Eagle 12-Gänge (11-50T) Bremsen: Scheibenbremse Magura MT trail Sport(hydraulisch) Motor: Mittelmotor Panasonic GX Ultimate Akku: Flyer SIB (Smart Integrated Battery) 630Wh/16.75AH/36V Federgabel: RockShox Yari RC 160mm, 15x110mm Boost Federbein: RockShox Deluxe Select+ RL,205-65 mm Trunnion Gewicht: 26 kg
Verfügbare Grössen:
- S = 41 cm (160 bis 170 cm) M = 45 cm (170 bis180 cm) L = 50 cm (180 bis 190 cm) XL = 55 cm (ab >190 cm)
Services & Information
Included:
- 3 overnight stays incl. breakfast Daily luggage transfers (except Pairolo hut) 1 x Halfboard (Pairolo hut) Costs for luggage pick-up at the station (for direct arrival and departure) Subsidy for arrival by train Ticino Ticket with numerous inclusive services and discounts (on request at the hotel) Carefully elaborated route description Travel documents (1 x per room) Service hotline
Note:
- Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price Reservation fee of CHF 15.- per adult (incl. legally required customer money protection) Rides with funicular, cable car and train (Monte Brè, Monte Tamaro, Ponte Tresa – Lugano) is not included in the price
Arrival/Departure:
- Arrival by public transport to Lugano. For direct arrival: Suitcases must be handed in at the luggage counter by 10:00 a. m. at the latest. Departure by public transport from Lugano. For direct departure: Suitcases will be returned to the luggage counter by 17:00 at the latest.
Travel documents „digital“
We reduce the amount of printed documents. You will receive instructions to help you find your way around using the Eurotrek Travel Guide App. We provide you with further information online.
In advance you will receive a small package of documents with the following contents:
Your travel program
Description of how to use the app
The Eurotrek Travel Guide App will help you find your way around. In addition to your digital map, you will find further information about your booked trip. The app is also available offline, simply download the trip in advance.
Ratings
Samuel W. | 31.08.2020
Gabriele Argilli | 07.08.2019
Tour bellissimo, suddiviso in 4 tappe è perfetto, in questo modo c’è la possibilià di avere del tempo libero per visitare i luoghi quando si è arrivati alla meta. Sentieri sempre puliti e ben indicati dai cartelli, non serve nemmeno avere il gps. Percorsi di tutti i tipi, ma sempre di livello medio-difficile, soprattuto le salite, qualcuna è molto impegantiva. La discesa dal monte Tamaro è spettacolare, la più bella di tutto il tour, meglio avere una bici bi-ammortizzata. Sarebbe meglio se si potesse organizzare il trasporto bagali anche a capanna Pairolo in modo da avere uno zaino un po‘ più leggero durante i primi due giorni. Inoltre dovreste fare delle convenzioni per le varie cabinovie che si trovano lungo il percorso, monte Brè, monte Tamaro, monte Lema, il prezzo pieno del biglietto è troppo caro.
Marcel Stössel | 12.08.2018
Die Mitarbeiter der Firma Eurotrek (Frau Giuffrida und Frau Studer) waren sehr freundlich, kompetent und hilfsbereit. Was uns weniger gefiel, war die Strecke Nr. 66. Vorallem zwischen Pairolo und Rivera waren extrem viele Schiebepassagen mit drin, die Abfahrt im Wald kurz vor Rivera war mehr ausgewaschenes Flussbett als Weg. Die Übernachtung am zweiten Ort war eigentlich nicht akzeptabel. Von der Firma Eurotrek wurde uns für die Übernachtung in Miglieglia im La Pagliera bekannt gegeben. Als wir dann am Samstag dort ankamen, war niemand vor Ort (Kein Hotel, sondern einfach ein Haus). Aufgrund der Telefonnummer, die auf dem Reiseprogramm notiert war, erreichten wir dann den Chef, der uns mitteilte, dass er gleich komme. Als er dann 10 Minuten später vor Ort eintraf, teilte er uns mit, dass er nur noch ein Doppelzimmer zur Verfügung habe. Er habe die anderen Zimmer einer Familie gegeben, die halt mehr als eine Nacht bei ihm gebucht habe. Er habe für den Rest unserer Gruppe eine Übernachtungsmöglichkeit im Nachbarort organisiert. Dieser Ort (Navaggio) war aber mehr als 2 km entfernt! Auch wenn der Wirt uns für das Nachtessen und das Frühstück mit dem Auto abholte, unsere Reisegruppe wurde auseinandergerissen, was bei uns Kollegen noch eher möglich ist als bei einer Familie. Dort wäre das ganz sicher nicht möglich!! Am Frühstück wollten sie dann von uns wissen, wie da jetzt mit der Bezahlung funktioniere (?) Wir teilten dem Chef mit, dass wir ein Angebot gebucht und bezahlt hätten und sicherlich nicht bereit seien, Kosten für die Übernachtung und das Frühstück zu übernehmen. Also das Hotel La Pagliera in Miglieglia ist aus unserer Sicht NICHT geeignet.
BIKING IN THE GASTEINER VALLEY
Discover the Gasteiner valley and enjoy the fresh air on a bike. Fantastic tours, beautiful alpine huts and highlights along the routes, such as waterfalls and lakes. Perfect for people who enjoy a slow tour and for families. The Sendlhofer’s is ideally located for your bike holiday in the Gasteiner valley.
Mountainbiking
In case you are an adrenaline junky and you enjoy a challenge, you will find numerous mountain bike trails in Gastein, which will make your heart beat faster. Here you will find challenging as well as rewarding tours in the Hohe Tauern. Ambitious mountain bikers will find themselves on challenging tours in the region. Valley tours promise balance and joyful cycling with great views.
The Bike Offers
In our ski and cycle workshop you can plan your next tour, chat to other guests or work on your bike. There’s a vending machine offering parts and tools for small repairs. In case you don’t have a bike on you, we offer mountain, trekking bikes and kids bikes for rent. For a small fee (per battery charge) you may also rent e – bikes. These bikes are mountain bikes as well as e – fullies.
Guided bike tours take place 3x per week in Gastein. Beginners as well as pros can find the right tour and discover Hohe Tauern in a small group of up to 8 people. Are you ready to test your limits?
The Sendlhofer’s TOP 5 BINKING ROUTES
Rastoetzen is surrounded by many peaks. One of them is the Gamskarkogel, the highest ‘grass’ mountain in Europe (2467m). This tour can ideally be combined with a hike to the Gamskarkogel. Duration: approx. 1,5h. After a comfortable snack break in one of the alpine huts, you return to Bad Hofgastein.
The Tour
The Rastötzenalm is a challenging route for mountain bikers made up of lots of steep serpentines and only very few flat parts. The steep paths already start in town. From the Wasserfallgasse to the bridge and across the pond – the next steep path up to cafe Sonnberg already awaits. Here you go left to the Annencafe. Next, you go up to the three alpine huts through a pine forest.
Terrain: 905m in altitude
Highest Point: 1.741 m
Distance: 17,15 km
Duration: approx. 2,5h
Difficulty: Medium
Starting Point: Bad Hofgastein Town Centre
On the way up to the alpine huts above the Breitenberg part of Bad Hofgastein, you have a beautiful view of the southern part of the Gasteiner valley. Both alpine huts spoil you with homemade delicacies – from beer to ‘Krapfen’.
The Tour
The Tour starts in the town centre of Bad Hofgastein and leads north, via a part of the Gasteiner bike trail up to the train station Bad Hofgastein. Before you reach the train station, you turn left, cross an underpass and start the climb up through Breitenberg. You can enjoy a spectacular view from there. At the Brandebengut, 1151m high, the trail continues on a forest path. Now you go through a forest where the path is made up of a mix of gravel and tarred streets. Just before you reach the tree line, you get to decide to take the path to either Biberalm or Wiedneralm. From there it’s only a short path to the goal.
Terrain: 1.013 m in altitude
Highest Point: 1731m
Distance: 26,16 km
Duration: approx. 2,5h
Difficulty; Medium
Starting Point: Bad Hofgastein Town Centre
On the sunny plateau of the Gadauner mountains, you can find many mountain huts. Enjoy the homemade delicacies while enjoying the spectacular view in a cosy setting.
The Tour
The starting point is the town centre of Bad Hofgastein. You follow the signs up to the Angertal. This is where the gravel path, leading past the ski centre Angertal, starts. You pass the barrier by the Waldgasthof and take a relatively flat path into the Angertal until you cross the Angertalbach (pond). After the bridge you take the right hand path up. Now you go mainly through forests. After the steepest part, there’s a pond with natural drinking water waiting for you. From there it’s only a few more serpentines until you reach the part above the forest line where the Gadaunerer mountain huts are located. The number of small huts makes this place look like a little village.
Terrain: 1058m in altitude
Highest Point: 1.834 m
Distance: 29,53m
Duration: approx. 2,5h
Difficulty: Medium
Starting Point: Bad Hofgastein Town Centre
This very popular tour leads through the heart of the nationalpark Hohe Tauern. At the foot of the Ankogel, the forest path leads through the side valley. You should take the opportunity to take a break in the Himmelwandhütte or the Alpenhaus Prossau along the way. The ‘strudels’ at the Himmelwandhütte are delicious. At the Alpenhaus Prossau you can enjoy traditional Austrian dishes in the garden while looking at the waterfall.
The Tour
Prossau is located at the end of the Kötschachtal in Bad Gastein. The tour starts at the tourism point in Bad Gastein and leads south across the Karl Heinrich Waggerl street. At the first crossing you go left towards Kötschachtal and follow the Kötschachtaler street. Once you arrive in the valley, you pass the ‘Grüne Baum’ and the ‘Malerwinkel’ and cycle along the Kotschach. First you reach the Himmelwandhütte, which invites you to take a break. After this, you pass the mythical ‘Himmelwand’, before you make your way up to the Alpenhaus Prossau.
Terrain: 394 m in altitude
Highest Point: 1.275m
Distance: 18,14 km
Duration: Approx. 1,5h
Difficulty: Easy
Starting Point: Bad Hofgastein Town Centre
This is a very sunny path. You should not take this route during midday. The Amoseralm along the way is the perfect spot for a lunch break. Here you can enjoy homemade bread, bacon, cheese and refreshing drinks. A few more delicacies, such as pork roast, await the hungry cyclist.
The Tour
The tour to the Amoser Hochalm leads you to a beautiful area above the Unterberg, which is a northern part of Dorfgastein. The tour starts at the community park in Dorfgastein. You follow the signs to Unterberg. The steep path starts at the Amosergut and shortly after, the tarred street stops. Soon you are able to enjoy beautiful views of the Gasteiner valley. At the Amoseralm (1200m high), which is also a restaurant, you can find a place to rest. Experienced bikers can continue on this path, which becomes more and more difficult. When you reach the goal, you get rewarded for all the difficulties. The Amoser Hochalm, which does not offer food or drink, is located at the foot of the Bernkogel, which is especially famous for its steep rock formations.
Terrain: 807m in altitude
Highest Point: 1587m
Distance: 19,91km
Duration: Approx. 2,5h
Difficulty: Medium
Starting Point: Dorfgastein Community Park