Lake Resia – Verona

By car or by train and bus to Resia (mountain pass) and further to Resia.

Hotel (example): Villa Claudia Augusta

Today you will cycle alongside Lake Resia with a great view of the sunken church of Graun until you reach the medieval village of Glurns (perfectly preserved medieval city walls). Your destination is Silandro, the capital of the famous Venosta.

Hotel (example): Goldene Rose

On your way you will come across some pretty castles (mountaineer Reinhold Messner’s castle Juval) and you will get marvellous views of the impressive mountain massif Ortlermassiv and the mountain pass Stilfserjoch whilst you are rolling down on your bike into the tranquil Merano with its Mediterranean vegetation.

Hotel (example):  Flora

Two paths lead to Bolzano: One along the Adige River and another through the impressive landscape of orchards via Lana and Appiano. Here you can find the Messner Mountain Museum in the well-restored ruin of Sigmundskron. Ötzi – the man from the ice – is worth a visit.

Hotel (example): Mondschein

You will mainly cycle along the river Adige and partly through orchards to Salorno, where the German speaking South Tyrol ends. From here, you will continue to Trento with its interesting old town.

Hotel (example): NH Trento

First, you will continue cycling along the Adige through Rovereto and on to Mori from where the route leads westwards towards Lake Garda. In Mori you will taste the world famous pistachio ice-cream in the Gelateria Bologna. After a short ascent (Passo San Giovanni), you will descend down to the lake and to Torbole and further on to Riva. From here, a boat will take you down the entire length of the lake.

Hotel (example): Bonotto Desenzano

You will travel on partly flat, partly slightly hilly roads through the vine hills to Verona, a city full of attractions (festival arena, Julia’s house, old city walls).

Hotel (example): ARK

Hotel (example): Panorama 2000

Today you will cycle alongside Lake Resia with a great view of the sunken church of Graun until you reach the medieval village of Glurns with its perfectly preserved medieval city walls. Your destination is Silandro, the capital of the famous Venosta.

Hotel (example): Goldene Rose

Castles and palaces the most famous of which is Juval Castle, owned by mountaineer Reinhold Messner lie along or high above the route. Enjoy views of the impressive Ortler massif, and the Stelvio Pass as you cycle down to tranquil Merano with its Mediterranean vegetation.

Hotel (example):  Villa Laurus

Two paths lead to Bolzano: One along the Adige River and another through the impressive landscape of orchards via Lana and Appiano. Here you can find the Messner Mountain Museum in the well-restored ruin of Sigmundskron. Ötzi – the man from the ice – is worth a visit.

Hotel (example): Mondschein

You will mainly cycle along the river Adige and partly through orchards to Salorno, where the German speaking South Tyrol ends. From here, you will continue to Trento with its interesting old town.

Hotel (example): NH Trento

First, you will continue cycling along the Adige through Rovereto and on to Mori from where the route leads westwards towards Lake Garda. In Mori you will taste the world famous pistachio ice-cream in the Gelateria Bologna or a freshly squeezed fruit juice. After a short ascent (Passo San Giovanni), you will descend down to the lake and to Torbole and further on to Riva. From here, a boat will take you down the entire length of the lake.

Hotel (example): Bonotto Desenzano

You will travel on partly flat, partly slightly hilly roads through the vine hills to Verona, a city full of attractions. Visit the festival arena, the house of Julia and the old city walls.

Hotel (example): Hotel San Marco