Mountain biking in South Tyrol
Mountain bike holidays and e-biking: Italy
Amidst the Dolomites, alpine pastures and the Mediterranean way of life
Hardly any other cycling destination combines alpine landscapes and the Italian way of life as impressively as South Tyrol. Here, over 2,000 kilometres of routes and trails take you through the Dolomites, across alpine pastures with stunning views, through dense mountain forests – and all the way down into the sun-drenched valleys of Italy. Whether it’s a challenging summit tour, a flowing trail or a leisurely e-MTB ride – South Tyrol delights with la dolce vita, Mediterranean cuisine and alpine diversity, making every day on the bike a new experience.
From the Dolomites to wine country
The range of cycling experiences is impressive – from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites to the South Tyrolean Wine Route. Around Kronplatz, Bruneck, Alta Badia, Val Gardena and the Three Peaks, the spectacular Dolomite peaks dominate the panorama. Here, you can dive straight into legendary trail loops such as the Herrnsteig, explore alpine high-altitude trails and tackle challenging tours against one of Europe’s most impressive mountain backdrops. Meanwhile, in the Eisack Valley around Brixen, flowing trails meet historic old-town alleyways, whilst the Eggental impresses with its striking rock formations and alpine pastures offering stunning views.
Further south, the landscape changes noticeably: vineyards, orchards and Mediterranean temperatures characterise regions such as Tramin. Here, enjoyable rides combine with South Tyrolean wine culture and a particularly long cycling season. It is precisely these contrasts between the alpine north and the Mediterranean south that make South Tyrol so appealing.
Trails, enjoyment and genuine cycling expertise
South Tyrol has been one of Europe’s leading cycling destinations for years. Modern lift facilities, bike parks, flow trails and professionally developed trail networks create the ideal conditions for beginners, families and ambitious mountain bikers alike. From the enduro routes at Kronplatz, through the legendary Sellaronda trails in Alta Badia and Val Gardena, to the varied alpine trail areas around Brixen and the legendary Three Peaks, everyone will find their own favourite spot.
Added to this is a factor that makes South Tyrol special: after the ride, you’ll be greeted not only by spectacular views, but also by rustic alpine huts, South Tyrolean specialities and genuine hospitality. With Schlutzkrapfen, dumplings, Mediterranean cuisine and a glass of Gewürztraminer, alpine tradition and the Italian dolce vita blend together here to create a cycling holiday that goes far beyond just cycling.
Highlights for your MTB holiday in South Tyrol
- Dolomite Panorama – spectacular trails and tours between Kronplatz, Val Gardena, Alta Badia and the Three Peaks
- Brixen Bike Park & Trail Network – flowing lines, varied trails and cycling fun for every level
- Bike & Wine in Tramin – enjoyable tours amongst vineyards, lakes and Mediterranean flair
Bike regions in South Tyrol
Experience top bike regions, the most impressive trails & tours and hand-picked hotels with heart, helmet & home advantage. Get in the saddle and off you go!
Dolomite passes and 400 km of MTB routes open alpine trails with direct access to the Sella Ronda.

Over 400 km of MTB routes in the Eisack Valley connect city, alpine pastures, and the Dolomites with varied trails.

1,000 km of trails meet a 2,275 m peak, bike parks, and an impressive Dolomite panorama.

As a central gateway, over 600 km of trails open up the diverse biking world around Kronplatz.

With direct access to Kronplatz, over 500 km of trails and alpine elevation gain await in the Dolomites.

About 600 km of trails connect the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park with alpine side valleys and the 2,275 m Kronplatz.

Vineyards, the Adige Valley, and Mediterranean paths merge into about 200 km of enjoyable bike tours.

Between Rosengarten and Latemar, 600 km of routes offer alpine trails and wide panoramic rides.

Boundless biking is made possible by over 2,000 km of routes and more than 80,000 meters of elevation in the tri-border area.

Over 1,000 km of MTB routes around the Three Peaks make the region the ultimate Dolomites biking destination.

An iconic Dolomite backdrop meets over 1,000 km of trails and legendary Sella Ronda routes.

Hotels for your mountain bike holiday
Our bike hotels are your place2be for your MTB holiday. Your hosts know every rock and every root and will guide you to the most beautiful places in the region.
Discover Brixen with father-son duo Toni & Tobias
Deluxe design hotel in the heart of the UNESCO Dolomites
Design meets tradition – alpine biking meets relaxation
The imposing Dolomites await right outside your door
Stay with bike pioneer – dive into Lake Kaltern
Real outdoor experiences instead of entertainment at 1,550 m
Refuge at the foot of Fanes-Sennes-Prags National Park
The feel-good place for mountain, bike & South Tyrol lovers
From village inn at the best spot to cozy bike hotel
Family-run traditional hotel in the heart of the Three Peaks
Your home base at the foot of the legendary Sella Massif
Everything under one roof: best of bike hotel at Kronplatz

I am a certified mountain bike guide and a member of the Mountain Bike Guides South Tyrol and know the area inside out. I'm always on hand for advice, tips and tour planning. Why don't you join me on the legendary Sellaronda?

Your host Markus, a certified bike guide, knows every corner of the region and will accompany you on breathtaking tours. He is always there for you with insider tips about biking and professional support.

I have been responsible for biking in our hotel since summer 1998. With a lot of power and passion, I take care of the big and small concerns of our guests. Together with our in-house guide team, I am on tour as often as possible.

It's time to ride! Experience unforgettable bike tours in the land of the Three Peaks and let our certified bike guides Arno, Markus, Fred, Patrick and Reini accompany you safely and with pleasure through the majestic Dolomites. All five are friends and passionate bikers who have turned their hobby into a profession.

I am a passionate mountain bike and road bike rider. As a certified bike guide and qualified RotoPress and Born to Run trainer, I am happy to pass on my experience. Daniel, also a guide, is a qualified road bike and mountain bike guide and sports masseur. He supports me.

On the guided tours at the Melodia del Bosco bike hotel, you will be accompanied by boss Klaus Irsara or one of the bike guides from the Dolomiti Biking Guide Team. All of them are local and know their way around the beautiful mountains of the Dolomites.

The bike guides Armin and Davide are your contacts when it comes to biking. Always according to the motto: "Downhill on tarred or forest roads is pointless loss of altitude metres. We're already biking when others are still stuck in the snow."

Christoph Kofler runs the Hotel Maria with his wife Beatrix - he is a bike guide, mountain expert and racing cyclist. He is supported by the hotel's own bike guide Robert. They are the guarantors for perfect mountain bike experiences.

Together we explore the most mysterious places, experience unforgettable moments in & around Dobbiaco and the Three Peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether it's tour advice or nutrition for our sporty guests: we put our expertise at the service of mountain bikers.

Talk shop with host & bike guide Lukas about the next tours and put together your customised Kronplatz bike adventure. Because here, biking is a matter for the boss. With so much concentrated expertise, we bikers don't just feel welcome, we feel right at home!
Tours & Trails in South Tyrol
Experience spectacular Dolomite panoramas mixed with dolce vita and world-famous cuisineon the tours & trails of South Tyrol.
A beautiful beginner-friendly tour with small technical challenges, from…
A must-do tour offering magnificent views of the Ortler
A family-friendly tour to warm up: Cycling around Lake Reschen on…
A bike tour across the Swiss border, offering fantastic views of the…
A legendary tour for adventurous bikers through the Uina Gorge: steep…
The bike tour follwos asphalt, gravel and flowing trails from Toblach…
Along the Casies stream, this tour offers relaxed sections on the Val…
The bike tour takes you along asphalt, gravel and flowing trails from…
The Armentara meadows, one of the most beautiful Alpine pastures in the…
The Fanes circuit is the perfect treat for the discerning, taking you…
A challenging bike tour with a demanding single trail and breathtaking…
The journey from San Cassiano to the Pralongià high plateau offers…
This medium-difficulty bike tour offers an impressive panorama, stretching…
A mountain bike tour offering impressive views at the foot of the famous…
A challenging mountain bike tour offering magnificent views over Alta Badia

The Carezza Trail is a great flow trail in one of the most spectacular…

The Cir Trail is a perfectly shaped flow trail in an absolutely spectacular…

The Corno di Tres is more than just a trail, but a full-blown trail tour.…

With the right riding technique and alpine experience, you will find an…

High alpine impressions, long valleys and classic Dolomite landscapes are…

The breathtaking panorama will amaze you - the varied route is fun.

As one of the longest and most beginner-friendly trails on Kronplatz, it…

The Herrnsteig trail in Kronplatz in South Tyrol tempts you to step on the…

The Marchkinkeletrail follows historical paths. With the Three Peaks always…

Tramin lies at an altitude of around 250 metres and the summit of the Roen…

The Sky Line and Rock Line are fast and physically demanding and require…

We found Trail N°15 in Alta Badia at the foot of the typically rugged rocky…
Worth reading
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A cycling holiday in Eggental in the Dolomites – South Tyrol at its best
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Discover one of the best cycling hotels at Kronplatz
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A successful start to the season for the 3-Country Enduro Trails
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Events
High-calibre events, bike challenges and festivals: don't miss these event highlights!
Experience unforgettable adventures mountain biking in the Dolomites! Immerse yourself in the impressive backdrop of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and enjoy action-packed days surrounded by nature.
On your bikes, get set, go! The Kronplatz KING is calling all mountain bike knights: 8 km of freeride, 9 km of single trail and a summit victory at 2,275 metres await in the Dolomites. Become the new…
Brixen invites you to the premiere of the new bike highlight and becomes the stage for a very special event: the South Tyrol BIKEFESTA. In the heart of the historic old town centre, everything…
Good to know about South Tyrol
Why is a mountain bike holiday in South Tyrol worth it?
South Tyrol combines spectacular Dolomite landscapes with a Mediterranean way of life and excellent cycling infrastructure. Whether it’s flowing trails, challenging alpine tours or scenic e-MTB routes – the region offers something to suit every level of rider. Specialist bike hotels, experienced guides and numerous tours make South Tyrol one of the most popular mountain biking destinations in the Alps.
What mountain biking experiences does South Tyrol offer?
South Tyrol offers an extraordinary variety – from the Dolomite passes in Alta Badia to the trails at Kronplatz and leisurely tours in the Eisack Valley. Highlights such as the Sellaronda MTB Tour, spectacular panoramic views and the combination of alpine nature and South Tyrolean cuisine ensure unforgettable mountain biking experiences.
Is South Tyrol also suitable for an e-MTB holiday?
Yes. South Tyrol is ideal for an e-MTB holiday. The motor assistance makes longer climbs to alpine pastures, mountain lakes and viewpoints a comfortable experience. Well-developed trail networks, guided tours and specialist bike hotels offer the ideal conditions for exploring the Dolomites and other cycling regions at a leisurely pace.
Where are the most beautiful mountain bike trails in South Tyrol?
Among the most popular mountain biking areas are Alta Badia, Brixen, the Kronplatz region of the Dolomites and the Three Peaks. Here, mountain bikers can look forward to hundreds of kilometres of signposted routes, varied singletrack trails and impressive panoramic views of the Dolomites. Depending on the region, beginners, e-MTB riders and experienced mountain bikers will all find suitable routes.
When is the best time to go on a mountain biking holiday in South Tyrol?
The mountain biking season in South Tyrol usually runs from April to October, depending on the altitude. Thanks to plenty of sunny days, rides in spring and autumn are often particularly enjoyable. In summer, the higher-altitude Dolomite regions offer ideal conditions for alpine mountain bike tours and varied trail experiences.
Which mountain biking region in South Tyrol is right for me?
South Tyrol offers the perfect mountain biking region for every riding style. Kronplatz delights with varied trails and mountain cable cars, whilst Alta Badia boasts spectacular Dolomite panoramas and alpine tours. Brixen combines flowing trails with scenic alpine pasture routes, whilst the Three Peaks offer ideal conditions for mountain bikers who appreciate nature and challenging rides. Thanks to specialist bike hotels and a variety of trail profiles, beginners, e-MTB riders and experienced mountain bikers will quickly find the region that suits their needs.























































