Itinerary
- Day 1
Munich
You arrive in Munich and check into your hotel at your own pace. This gives you time to get comfortable and start exploring the city before the cycling portion of your trip kicks off.
- Day 2
Munich to Bad Tölz
From Munich, you'll cycle along the Isar River, riding through the Isar floodplains and passing by monasteries and traditional Bavarian villages. By the end of the day, you reach Bad Tölz, a rafting town with a charming old town worth walking through.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling along the Isar River from Munich to Bad Tölz
Landmarks Isar River Bad Tölz 
- Day 3
Bad Tölz to Maurach/Jenbach or Schwaz
You cycle from Bad Tölz along the Isar River toward Lake Sylvenstein, then head through the Karwendel Nature Park as you cross into Austria. This brings you to the Achensee holiday region with its mountain lake setting. If you're interested, there's an optional boat trip available on the lake.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling along the Isar River to Lake Sylvenstein
- Cycling through Karwendel Nature Park
Optional Activities
- Boat trip on Lake Achensee
Landmarks Lake Sylvenstein Karwendel Nature Park Achensee - Day 4
Jenbach or Schwaz to Bressanone
Following the cycle path beside the Inn River, you'll reach Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol. There's time to explore the historic old town and see the Golden Roof, or you could visit Mount Isel or the Tirol Panorama if those interest you. The challenging climb toward Brenner Pass gets handled by train or bus, and then you'll resume cycling along the old railway line to Bressanone.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling along the Inn River to Innsbruck
- Train or bus transfer from Innsbruck to Brenner Pass
- Cycling from Brenner Pass to Bressanone
Optional Activities
- Stroll through the historic old town of Innsbruck
- Visit the Golden Roof in Innsbruck
- Trip to Mount Isel with its ski jump
- Visit Tirol Panorama
Landmarks Inn River Innsbruck Golden Roof Mount Isel Tirol Panorama Brenner Pass - Day 5
Bressanone to Caldaro
You cycle through the Isarco Valley past its vineyards, passing through Bolzano and charming villages like Gellésam with mountain views all around. The route takes you over Mendola Pass and through Fiè allo Sciliar before finishing in Caldaro, a town known for its lake and local wines.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through the Isarco Valley
- Cycling along the South Tyrolean Wine Road
Landmarks Isarco Valley Bolzano Mendola Pass Fiè allo Sciliar Caldaro - Day 6
Caldaro to Ponte di Legno
After a transfer to Tonale Pass, you'll cycle toward Ponte di Legno, and during this ride you'll pass through the famous apple orchards of Val di Non. The Brenta Dolomites create the backdrop for this stage, with unique mountain landscapes and that crisp mountain air the whole way.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling from Tonale Pass to Ponte di Legno
Landmarks Tonale Pass Val di Non Brenta Dolomites Ponte di Legno - Day 7
Ponte di Legno to Darfo Boario Terme
You explore the Camonica Valley, seeing ancient petroglyphs and stopping at medieval fortresses that mark the region's history. Later you arrive in Darfo Boario Terme, known for its thermal springs and wellness offerings, giving you a chance to relax after days of cycling.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through Camonica Valley
- Exploration of ancient petroglyphs
- Visit to medieval fortresses
Landmarks Camonica Valley Darfo Boario Terme - Day 8
Darfo Boario Terme to Bergamo
You cycle to Lake Iseo and spend time taking in the lake views with mountains surrounding it. From there, you continue through the Franciacorta wine region, then head toward Bergamo. Riding into the Upper Town, you'll navigate the ancient walls and medieval alleys that make this stage culturally rich.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling to Lake Iseo
- Cycling through Franciacorta
- Ride into Bergamo's historic Upper Town
Landmarks Lake Iseo Franciacorta Bergamo - Day 9
Bergamo to Milan
Starting in Bergamo, you follow the Adda River, and this is where it gets interesting. You'll cross the Leonardo Ferry at Imbersago, a cable-pulled system designed by Leonardo da Vinci that uses the river's current without any motor. After that, arriving in Milan means riding along the Navigli, the historic canals that connect the city's commercial and artistic heritage.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling along the Adda River
- Crossing the Leonardo Ferry of Imbersago
- Cycling through Milan's Navigli canals
Landmarks Adda River Leonardo Ferry of Imbersago Navigli - Day 10
Milan
Your cycling tour ends in Milan. From here you can depart on your own schedule, or if you're interested, you can arrange to extend your trip and stay longer.
