Road Cycling Tours & Trips in Austria and Italy

Pedal 6 days of road cycling from Austria into Italy, taking on the tough serpentine climb between Pfunds and Nauders to Reschenpass at 1,507 meters. Follow the Etsch Cycle Path through Vinschgau's apple orchards, past Merano's thermal baths and Belle Époque architecture, and along Lake Kaltern before reaching Bolzano's historic Piazza Walther in South Tyrol's wine country.

This 380-kilometer route takes you from Innsbruck through the Austrian Alps into Italy's wine country, following the Inn Cycle Path to Landeck before descending from Reschen Pass past the sunken church tower of Altgraun in Lake Reschen. You'll ride through Vinschgau Valley from 1,200 meters down to Merano's subtropical gardens, then follow the Adige River past Buonconsiglio Castle in Trento and through Rovereto's vineyard-lined routes, finishing in Verona's UNESCO-listed historic center after 50-65 kilometers daily on mostly flat terrain (16+).

Ride about 60 kilometers daily on the mostly flat Inn Cycle Path as it descends from 1,200 meters at Burgeis down to 350 meters in Merano, winding through the Tyrolean mountains. You'll pedal through the green Vinschgau Valley with its fruit orchards and vineyards around Lake Kaltern, stopping at tiny Glurns (the smallest Alpine town) and Naturns. Spend time on Merano's subtropical Passer Promenade and check out the botanical gardens at Trauttmansdorff Castle before finishing at Waltherplatz in Bolzano.

This 8-day route covers around 540 kilometers, starting in Innsbruck and following the famous Inn Cycle Path through Tyrolean Oberland. You'll climb to Reschen Pass at 1,507 meters, then descend through Vinschgau Valley to Merano. The ride takes you past the iconic sunken church tower at Altgraun in Reschen reservoir and through the UNESCO Dolomites.

This self-guided road cycling tour takes you 220 kilometers through the Alps from Innsbruck to Bolzano, designed for ages 16-80. You'll cycle the famous Inn Cycle Path past Stams' Cistercian monastery, through Haiming's rafting center, and by Roman baths near Roppen before reaching Imst.

Cycle 280 kilometers from Villach to the Adriatic, following the Gail River through the Canal Valley where Austrian, Slovenian, and Italian cultures meet in Tarvisio. You'll check out UNESCO-listed Palmanova's star-shaped fortress and ancient Roman ruins at Aquileia before hitting the sandy beaches of Grado, a top Italian seaside resort.

Starting in Nauders, Austria, you'll pedal through the Tyrolean Alps and descend via Reschenpass into South Tyrol's Vinschgau region with its fruit orchards. The route follows the Etsch River past villages like Burgeis and Merano, where you can check out Mediterranean gardens and alpine spas, then continues to Trento's Renaissance buildings before finishing in Verona.