Valle Isarco/Eisacktal, eldorado of bikers

From north to south, from the valley to the mountain, from spring to autumn – biking in Valle Isarco/Eisacktal is absolutely varied. Countless cycling paths, flowing single trails, and wide forest roads with varying levels of difficulty start lead you on family holiday in South Tyrol through wildly romantic valleys and up to imposing peaks. Look forward to one adrenalin kick after another in the bike parks and on the downhill trails. We, your host families at Familienhotels Südtirol, are happy to tell you the way.

The “must-rides” in Valle Isarco/Eisacktal for big and small

This easy bike tour from the Brenner Pass to Bolzano leads you past medieval towns, charming villages, and unique natural landscapes. The 96-kilometre-long path can be tackled in several stages.

Want to follow in the footsteps of emperors and kings? Then hop onto the saddle and explore the old Brenner Pass road by mountain bike. Fitness and experience are required.

Pay your dues in sweat! Ratschings and Ridnaun await you with several worthwhile tours, such as the one to the Steingarten in Stange, to the Martalm, or to the Aglsbodenalm. Another highlight in the vicinity: the Sterzing round tour.

How about conquering unspoilt natural landscapes on two wheels? Then plan a visit to Valle di Altafossa/Altfasstal near Meransen. Without any demanding ascents, you can ride along the rushing stream to the end of the valley. Worth seeing!

Oh, là là! Passionate bikers will definitely want to visit Plose Looping. Another highlight on Brixen’s local mountain: the Brixen bike park with Jerry Line for beginners and children as well as Hammer, Palm Pro, and Sky Line for real pros.

It is one of the most beautiful and quietest high alpine pastures in South Tyrol: the Alpe di Rodengo/Rodenecker Alm. The fastest way to explore it is by bike, and if you want, you can also celebrate a summit victory on Cima Lasta/Astjoch.