Mtb and cycling in the Alps & dolomites

Mountain biking & cycling in Val Pusteria


What cyclists love most about the Val Pusteria and the Gsieser Tal valley is the tranquility of nature. The gently undulating landscape provides optimum conditions in this regard.

The Pustertal valley cycle path is especially suitable for families, as it heads past flowery meadows on a well-marked route that is suitable for bikes of all kinds. When it comes to the return journey, the best option is to travel on the bicycle train that is fitted with a dedicated bike carriage.

With respect to mountain bikers, there are a range of routes featuring various difficulty levels. Any riders looking to entrust the planning to a local expert can book a guided tour from the Gsieser Tal valley mountain bike school.

We also provide a variety of suitable bikes for rent.

Highlights
  • Family-friendly bike tours
  • Optional return journey on the bicycle train
  • Wide range of options for mountain bikers
  • Bike and e-bike rental at the hotel
  • Bike tours starting at the hotel
  • Weekly programme
  • Events
Enjoy the tranquility of nature…

…on two wheels.

The gently undulating landscape provides optimum conditions for bike rides.

Selected bike tours

  • Cycle route from Monguelfo to the Gsieser Tal valley

    This cycle route starts in the heart of the village of Monguelfo and heads into the valley along the banks of the Gsieser Bach stream. Stay on the old Gsieser Tal valley road until you come to the hamlet of Oberplanken, where you cross the stream. In the hamlet of Preindl, you should follow the main road for a brief period – but you can return to the bank of the stream once you come to the small Church of Mary of the Visitation. The tour then continues on to San Martino, after which you head uphill to the Talschlusshütte mountain hut in Santa Maddalena. The return journey follows the same route in reverse.
    Difference in elevation 372 m – distance 18.4 km

  • Cycle route from Monguelfo

    This cycle path features a series of ascents and descents as it runs alongside the railway line, taking you from place to place on the way to Brunico. The route starts in Monguelfo, following the Rienz river out of the valley before continuing on to Valdaora. After passing Valdaora, the cycle path heads further downriver through ever more pristine nature until you come to the town of Brunico. Schloss Bruneck castle looms imperiously over the settlement, while the bustling central Stadtgasse road in the town is home to charming shops and a variety of dining options. The many museums and artistic treasures in Brunico are well worth a visit.
    Difference in elevation 249 m – distance 16 km

  • Cycle route from Monguelfo to Lienz, Austria

    One of the most celebrated and popular cycle paths in South Tyrol is the Drauradweg cycle path that heads over the border to the Austrian town of Lienz. The route to Lienz consists of a well-marked cycle path that is suitable for bikes of all kinds. Although it is 55 km long, the relaxed nature of the route makes it a straightforward prospect – even for families. Riders then board the train for a comfortable return journey from Lienz. Another appealing aspect of the tour is the opportunity to explore two countries by bike as you head from South Tyrol in Italy to East Tyrol in Austria. And, as the main settlement in East Tyrol, Lienz stands out thanks to its authentic character.
    Difference in elevation 530 m – distance 55 km

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