Average tour for connoisseurs; the week is planned for you - you cycle alongside the rivers on a slight descent mostly on cycling paths. Between the Etsch Valley and Lake Garda there is only one long ascent. There is plenty of time to have a look at cultural places of interest or relax along the way. The tour is suitable for children from the age of 14.

In the morning the transfer will bring you to the upper pusteria valley. The informtion meeting will be in Toblach. You will get there your bike as well. The bike path takes you past the famous Prags Valley, which extends towards south. Past the "Olanger Stausee", always along the river "Rienz", you reach the "Michael-Pacher"-city Brunico. Possibility of an excursion by bike to the outdoor museum in Dietenheim/Teodone (approx. 8 km) where you can gain one insight into the culture of "Tirol", about the traditions of the country and the rural daily routines.

The tour continues along the Valley Pusteria past the town of Klausen to Waidbruck with a view of the Trostburg. Before you reach Bressanone get a view on "Augustiner Chorherrenstift". In Bressanone do not miss to visit the dome before you go on along the river Eisack to Chiusa.

From Bressanone you cycle through the orchards along the Etsch Valley to Bolzano. Here you can wander through the arcades visit the fruit market or just enjoy the flair of a town immersed in two cultures.

Transfer by train from Bolzano to the old spa town of Merano with its mediteraneo flair. Visit the famous gardnes of Trauttmansdorff castle. Then you cycle further through wineyards back to Bolzano, the economical centre of South Tyrol.

From Bolzano there are two ways to get to Salurn. Either along the old railway track to Überetsch and then on further to Kaltern and Lake Kaltern, or through the wide Etsch Valley along the bike path. At Salurn you leave the German speaking province of South Tyrol and enter the famous Trento wine growing region and the Diocese town of Trento.

After passing the old Tyrolean border town of Rovereto you leave the Etsch Valley and go over the San Giovanni Pass rising to 387 m in altitude above sea level on the route to Lake Garda.