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Cycling around the Dolomites on ebike

8 Days / 7 Nights
Moderate
Two cyclists in colorful jerseys on a mountain road with Dolomites peaks in background. Stone sculpture and decorative wheel visible on roadside.

The essentials at a glance

Self-guided e-bike tour through the Dolomites covering approximately 422 km over 6 cycling days. The route follows the old Dolomites railway from Alta Pusteria via Cortina d'Ampezzo, Pieve di Cadore, Feltre, and Trento to Bolzano and Bressanone. Highlights include the Three Peaks, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Lake Caldonazzo, the Adige and Isarco river cycle paths, and historic towns like Trento and Bolzano. Moderate difficulty on cycling paths and quiet roads, suitable for cyclists aged 14+.

The Dolomites are your constant companion during this round trip with the e-bike or trekking bike (for sporty cyclists) at the foot of the legendary “PALE MOUNTAINS”, on the list of UNESCO world heritage due to their “unique monumental beauty”. 

Your journey begins in the Pusteria Valley and leads to Cortina d’Ampezzo – the pearl of the Dolomites and a historic Olympic town. Along the way you can admire the iconic Three Peaks while following the former Dolomites railway. The route continues through breathtaking landscapes and charming villages to Feltre.

From there, the journey heads north along the beautiful Valsugana Valley to Trento, then up to Bolzano – the heart of South Tyrol. On this stage you’ll follow the scenic valleys of the Adige and Isarco rivers, surrounded by lush nature and ever-changing panoramas.

The adventure ends back in the Hochpustertal – full of impressions, mountain air and cycling joy.

The route

This cycling holiday has been designed especially for e-bikers. Most of the route follows cycling paths, sometimes quiet side roads. Although you always have an eye on the Dolomites, you cycle comfortably at their feet along cycle paths and quiet side roads. For sporty cyclists this route can be done also with a trekking bike. The tour is suitable for children over 14 years.

Itinerary

See the day-by-day itinerary below.

Individual arrival at the hotel in Alta Pusteria / Hochpustertal. 

Hotel (example): Aparthotel Germania

Your cycling adventure begins in the Puster Valley, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Dolomites. The route follows the old Dolomites railway, with the Three Peaks Nature Park on one side and Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park on the other. Along the way, you can enjoy magnificent views of the iconic Three Peaks.

After crossing from South Tyrol into Veneto, you reach Cortina d’Ampezzo, the historic Olympic town framed by legendary mountain summits. From here, you continue through forests, old railway tunnels and beautiful alpine scenery before arriving in Pieve di Cadore.

From Pieve di Cadore, you cycle south through landscapes typical of this part of the Dolomites. The route takes you through Longarone, a town rebuilt after the devastating Vajont disaster of 1963, when a landslide from Monte Toc caused enormous waves in the reservoir and destroyed much of the surrounding area.

You then reach the peaceful town of Belluno before continuing through woodland and small, picturesque villages. Your destination is Feltre, an atmospheric historic town where the Dolomites still provide an impressive backdrop.

Leaving the historic town of Feltre, you follow part of the ancient Via Claudia Augusta. This former Roman road once linked the Po Valley with Bavaria by crossing the Alps.

The route leads through varied and scenic countryside to Lake Caldonazzo, Trentino’s largest natural lake, known for its calm, clear water. If you prefer a shorter cycling stage, part of the journey can be completed by train. The day ends in Trento, where an attractive historic centre and the imposing Buonconsiglio Castle await.

Alternative: Approx. 70 km by bike and 25 km by train – train ticket not included

Hotel (example): Grand Hotel Trento

Leaving Trento’s lively historic centre and Buonconsiglio Castle behind, you join the cycle path running alongside the Adige River. Vineyards and orchards create a green and scenic setting for much of the ride.

At the Salorno Gorge, you cross the traditional language boundary between Italian-speaking Trentino and predominantly German-speaking South Tyrol. The route continues beside the Adige until you reach Bolzano, the cultural and commercial centre of South Tyrol.

Before beginning today’s ride, take some time to discover Bolzano, a fascinating blend of Tyrolean traditions and Mediterranean charm. You can wander beneath the arcades, relax at one of the cafés on Waltherplatz or visit the museum housing Ötzi, the famous Iceman.

You then follow the cycle path along the Isarco River, passing Trostburg Castle and Säben Abbey. Surrounded by vineyards and alpine scenery, you continue to Bressanone. After arriving, explore the historic centre and admire the town’s impressive cathedral.

From Bressanone, you cycle north along the Isarco River. The route passes several interesting landmarks, including the imposing Franzensfeste fortress, the historic Neustift Abbey and the ruins of the Mühlbacher Klause.

The cycle path then leads into the green Puster Valley, accompanied by the gently flowing Rienza River. A break in Brunico is highly recommended, as its lively pedestrian centre offers inviting cafés, shops and a pleasant alpine atmosphere. From here, you continue to Hochpustertal, where the stage ends.

Hotel (example): Aparthotel Germania

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Prices and dates

Prices per person in EUR

Price includes

ACCOMMODATION

  • 7 nights at 3-star hotels

 

FOOD & DRINKS

  • Breakfast every day

 

CYCLING & EXPERIENCES

  • 6 days of cycling (approx. 422 km in total)
  • Rental of e-bike
  • Detailed descriptions of the carefully selected routes (route maps, route descriptions, information about relevant tourist attractions and important phone numbers – in English)
  • Access to the route in our GPS app, which also works offline (one access per person)
  • Possibility of GPX files for use in your own GPS

TRANSPORT

  • Luggage transport between the hotels

 

OTHER

GENERAL

  • Transport to/from Italy
  • Handling fee (€ 25)
  • Travel insurance

 

REQUIRED AND PAID LOCALLY

  • Possible tourist taxes at the hotels

 

Use the button "Calculate price" on this page to see what the tour will cost with your wanted inclusions.

PARKING
It is possible to park at the first hotel or nearby. Parking cannot be reserved in advance and must be arranged directly with the hotel (expect a cost of approximately €10–20 per day).

Bikes

You can choose from these bikes on the tour.
Light blue Funactive TOP unisex bicycle with black components, rear rack, front suspension fork, and multiple gears on white background.
PLUS men's bike 21-gear
External gears with freewheel

Sportier, lighter and more precise premium rental bike.

 

Yellow step-through trekking bicycle with green Vaude panniers mounted on front and rear racks, featuring black wheels and multiple gears.
Unisex 21-speed bike
External gears with freewheel

High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry.

 

Yellow trekking bicycle with black wheels, disc brakes, and green Vaude panniers mounted on front and rear racks against white background.
21-gear men's bike
External gears with freewheel

Standard bike that works well for the road conditions. 

 

Black electric bicycle with step-through frame, featuring a bright green Vaude pannier bag on the rear rack and colorful frame decals.
Unisex 7-speed E-bike
Hub gears with freewheel

High quality unisex e-bike with comfortable low entry.

 

Practical information

Here you can get answers to various questions about the trip
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The price is based upon two people sharing. It is also possible travel alone in a single room. Simply choose "1 person" in the booking form and it will automatically add the single room surcharge.

On this tour you will be on your own supplied with maps, route descriptions and luggage transfers. That means that your time is your own and you have plenty of time to enjoy the stages in your own pace.

 

Check the price quickly
You can quickly check the price of your desired trip without having to fill out any forms. Here’s how:

  1. Click on the "Calculate Price" button (you’ll find it in the "Dates and Prices" section) – this will take you to the first pages of the booking form
  2. Select your preferred date, number of people, room distribution, any extra nights, and any available add-ons you may want
  3. See the price


Get a quote
If you would like a flight included, or changes made to the trip, you can request a customized offer by clicking the "Get Quote" button at the top of the page. Remember to describe in detail what changes you would like.

The booking process
When you book the trip, we will begin booking hotels and arranging all the practical aspects of your tour. This process typically takes 5–8 working days, but in some cases it may take longer for certain bookings. If you arrange your own transportation, we recommend waiting until we have confirmed your booking before making any arrangements.

Dates
If you can select a date in the trip calendar (in the booking form), then this is a possible start date. We regularly update our trips with sold-out dates; these dates will then appear in red/grey and cannot be selected.

On all our cycling holidays it is possible bring your own bike but it also possible to rent a bike for the tour. The bikes you can rent are all perfectly suited for the tour and the local terrain and all bikes are perfectly maintained. If you want to rent a bike on your holiday, then you select this on the booking form.

Equipment included in the bike rental:

  • Saddle bag (water repellent)
  • Handlebar bag (water repellent)
  • Service-set with tools and extra bicycle tube
  • Combination lock

Please note that helmets are not included and you need to bring your own.

Roadside assistance
All bikes are equipped with puncture resistant tyres which means that it is virtually impossible to puncture. No rule without exceptions, so should you experience a punctured tyre then you can quickly fix it by using the tools in the service-set. If the damage is greater than a simply puncture then you simply call us and we make sure that your bike is fixed or you will be supplied with a new bike as quickly as possible.

Insurance is included
Insurance against theft and damages are included in the bike rental. Should you have any problems of this nature then all you have to do is to let us know and we will supply a new bike as quickly as possible. Naturally, careless or mischievous behavior is exempt from this.  

The flights to/from Venice are not included in the price. You can easily find a suitable flight via a flight booking engine such as Momondo or Skyscanner.

Notice: we recommend that you book with us and wait for the confirmation before you book your flights.

It works like this:

  1. You book your chosen holiday with us
  2. We confirm your holiday (usually within 2-5 working days)
  3. You arrange your transportation

Get a quote
If you prefer that we handle your flight, then we would be happy to arrange this for you. You simply book a quote below the map on this page and we will return with a quote as soon as possible (usually within 48 working hours). Please note that we add a handling fee of 45 euro to each flight and this means that the flight will be cheaper if you book it yourself.

Getting to the first hotel
By car: on the Brenner/Brennero motorway (A22) to Brixen/Bressanone – take the exit “Franzensfeste-Pustertal”, then through the valley Pustertal/Valle Pusteria (SS49) to Niederdorf/Villabassa or Toblach/Dobbiaco, depending on the location of your hotel or drive along the Felbertauernstraße to Lienz in Eastern Tyrol (Austria) and then further into Italy through the valley Pustertal/Valle Pusteria to Toblach/Dobbiaco or Niederdorf/
Villabassa, depending on the location of your hotel.

By train: take the train from Innsbruck over the Brenner/Brennero to Franzensfeste/Fortezza. Change the train to the valley Pustertal/Valle Pusteria - Lienz and get off either at Niederdorf/Villabassa or Toblach/Dobbiaco depending on the location of your hotel. Timetable available on: www.deutschebahn.de, www.oebb.at, www.trenitalia.com.

By plane: low cost flights are available to Treviso, Venice Marco Polo, Trieste Ronchi dei Legionari and Innsbruck.

On this tour you will be accommodated in 3-star hotels with breakfast included.

In the itinerary you can see some examples of the hotels we use on this tour. Notice that the hotels are examples and you may end up staying in different hotels. It depends on availability when you book the tour.

Breakfast is included every day. It is easy to find lunch in the small villages before the walks and you will have plenty of choices for dinner in the many restaurants.

Luggage transfer is included on this tour. Upon arrival at the first hotel you will be given luggage tags along with the rest of the welcome package. You fill out the luggage tags and put them on your bags where they will remain for the duration of the tour.

Your luggage is picked up from the hotel lobby around 9am every morning and will arrive at your next hotel at 6pm at the latest (often long before that). If there are any special exceptions to the luggage transfer you will be notified upon arrival.

Luggage transfer includes one bag per guest and the bags can weigh 20kg each.

On this tour, you will receive the following documents:

Upon booking
Immediately after booking this trip, you'll recieve a pre-booking-email where you can get a complete overview of your booking. Once the tour is confirmed you get a confirmation email from us along with practical information about the tour.

One month before departure
You will receive a hotel list and final travel documents.

Upon arrival at the first hotel
You'll receive the welcome pack, which contains everything you need for the trip. There will be route descriptions, maps, luggage tags, specific local vouchers and if you have rented a bike, they will also be handed out at the first hotel. The documents are in English.
Notice: On some tours it is necessary to either print the documents yourself or to bring them electronically.

This tour has difficulty grade 2.

Grade 2
For cyclists who like hilly terrain and a bit longer distances. You cycle on good roads, which usually don’t have much traffic. The distance is between 35 – 60 km or 20 – 38 miles. If you are capable of riding a bike and you have a normal good health, you should not worry about going on these tours.

Read more about our Grading System

After booking this trip, you get access to various discount schemes.

We recommend taking out travel insurance that covers at least illness, accident, repatriation, lost holiday, luggage and liability. As a customer, you are responsible for taking out the necessary travel insurance to cover these costs.

Before taking out insurance, you should check whether you are already covered by travel or cancellation insurance through your home insurance company, credit card or similar - please note that there may be differences in insurance coverage.

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When you book a trip with us, we plant a tree in Kenya.

Bering Travel partners with Growing Trees Network, which has been planting trees in Kenya since 2020 in collaboration with Seniorer uden Grænser (Seniors Without Borders). The trees are planted with small-scale local farmers in the Mount Kenya region, as well as at schools, where the fruit helps supplement students’ diets and is incorporated into their learning.

The trees are planted using the shamba method – a sustainable approach that combines reforestation with agricultural crops. This keeps the soil covered with vegetation throughout the year, helping to prevent nutrient loss and reduce erosion.

The contribution to tree planting comes directly from Bering Travel’s own earnings and is not added to the price of your trip.

This initiative is not intended as a carbon offset for travel, but as a way to make a positive contribution.

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