Day 1: Individual arrival into the Hochpustertal

Your e-bike-tour around the Dolomites begins in the middle of the Hochpustertal (the high Puster Valley), at its highest point in Toblach or Niederdorf. The watershed between the Adriatic and the Black Sea is located here. A visit to the Höhlenstein Valley with a view of the majestic Drei Zinnen (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) is recommended. The winter sport town of Toblach also has much to offer, even in Summer.

Day 2: Toblach – Mühlbach, approx. 55 km

On the first stage of the e-bike-tour around the Dolomites, you start on the Pustertal cycle path. You follow the river Rienz, which leads you to Bruneck. Take a short break before you cycle past the impressive ruins of the Mühlbacher Klause into the Eisacktal valley. Once you arrive at your stage destination Mühlbach, you should not miss a stroll through the medieval-looking village.

Day 3: Mühlbach – Bolzano, approx. 55 km

Soon you will reach Brixen. During a walk through the narrow arcades, you should look up - numerous oriels adorn the old buildings. The bubbling Eisack leads you out of Brixen. As the valley narrows, the beauty of the Dolomites reveals itself to you. Through the Bolzano basin you reach Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol. This is where Italian joie de vivre meets the Tyrolean lifestyle!

Day 4: Bolzano – Trento, approx. 65km

The route continues along the Adige river and you leave South Tyrol at the Salurner Klause - the border between the German-speaking South Tyrol and the Italian-speaking Trentino. Passing vineyards and fruit trees, the e-bike-tour takes you around the Dolomites to the former bishop's town of Trento. The city impresses with its Buonconsiglio Castle and impressive buildings in the old town.

Day 5: Trento – Feltre, approx. 70 km + train ride or 95 km

Through Valsugani valley, which is completely surrounded by the Dolomites, you cycle past the glittering Caldonazzo lake, which is perfect if you feel like a break. The first section to Caldonazzo ist very steep and can be shortened by train (not included – Depending on where you stay overnight on day 4, you can shorten the route by train on day 4 or 5.). Continuing through this wonderful valley you soon arrive at the former Via Claudia Augusta, once an important Roman road from the Adriatic to Augsburg. In Feltre, enjoy more wonderful views of the Dolomites!

Day 6: Feltre – Belluno – Pieve di Cadore, approx. 75 km

On today's section you cycle through gentle green avenues to Belluno. The capital of the province of Veneto looks back on over 2000 years of history. Discover the numerous beautiful sights this town has to offer. In the north, the striking Dolomite peaks welcome you back – which accompanied you on the first section. You follow the cycle path north and after about 20 km arrive in Longarone. This small town has a sad history. after a landslide in 1963 into a higher-lying reservoir, a flood wave developed which destroyed the town almost entirely except for a church tower. The newly established cycle path takes you on to Pieve di Cadore.

Day 7: Pieve di Cadore – Hochpustertal, approx. 65 km

Your first break can be taken in Cortina d’Ampezzo, the famous winter sports grounds and Olympic village from 1956. This small town is surrounded by some of the most beautiful Dolomite peaks. Enjoy the panorama. On the tracks of the old Dolomite railway, you cross the border to South Tyrol. The striking tops of the Three Peaks can be seen from afar.

Day 8: Individual departure or extension of stay

After breakfast, your e-bike-tour around the Dolomites ends with your individual departure.

Types of rental bikes

• 21-gear men´s / women bike, derailleur gears with free-wheel
• Electric bike

Fittings

Pannier, handlebar bag, bike lock, pump, repair kit