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Innsbruck to Verona 7-day Self-guided Cycling Tour Level 1
A wonderful bike tour starting from the Austrian border at Brennero Pass: you’ll cycle downhill through ancient villages, forts and green meadows of South Tyrol. Riding along the Adige River you’ll reach the Veneto region, with a final stop at the palm-lined shores of lake Garda and then Verona, the town of Romeo & Juliet, with its impressive Roman arena.
The itinerary is mainly on one of the most beautiful cycle paths in Italy, the river Adige cycle route. Mainly on the flat, with only a few short hills and descents. Little effort if required, suitable for everyone.
If you would like to rent a bike (85 EUR) or e-bike (195 EUR) or helmet (15 EUR), please contact our office when booking: [email protected]
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Innsbruck
Individual arrival.
Innsbruck – Bressanone (40km transfer + 55km by bike )
A private transfer will take you to Brennero, where you’ll start cycling into the green Isarco valley. Your cycling day continues without difficulties through nice villages and green meadows till Fortezza, where you will see the ancient fort. Lake Varna awaits you for a relaxing break before you reach Bressanone.
Bressanone – Bolzano 45km
Continue along the same cycle path, with few kms today: you’ll have the opportunity to visit the huge Sabiona medieval monastery, built on a rocky-hill and dominating the Isarco-valley. Overnight in Bolzano.
Bolzano – Trento 65/70km
You will ride along the Adige River, through orchards and vineyards, passing the villages of Ora, Egna and Salorno. The dam pathways lead then to Trento.
Trento – Desenzano/Peschiera 50km by bike + ferry
Always pedalling along the Adige you reach Rovereto and Mori. After a short ascent, a refreshing descent will follow and lead you to Torbole and to Riva. The ferry cruise takes you to the southern part of the lake.
Desenzano/Peschiera – Verona 60/35 km
Today you head to Verona. Worth visiting are: the Roman Arena, the Church of San Zeno and Juliet’s House.
Verona
Departure after breakfast.
Due to organisational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Along the way you may find temporary deviations (for example road works) which cannot be foreseen: in this case each rider can decide autonomously how to deal with these stretches.
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