Bolzano to Verona: Orchards, Mountains & Timeless Culture

4.5/5 (13)
6 nights
30 miles/day
Self guided from EUR € 1104
Bike tour in Italy
Rider Level: Recreational Electric bike tours Family-friendly bike tours

Bolzano to Verona: Orchards, Mountains & Timeless Culture

4.5/5 (13)

Rider Level: Recreational Electric bike tours Family-friendly bike tours

6 nights
30 miles/day

Self guided from EUR € 1104
Bike tour in Italy

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  • Cycle the Adige River Path Through South Tyrol, Lake Garda, and Historic Northern Italy

    This Bolzano to Verona cycling route takes you along the scenic Adige River bike path, through the vineyards of South Tyrol, past Lake Garda, and into some of northern Italy’s most beautiful historic cities. Beginning in Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol, you’ll ride a predominantly flat route through fertile orchards, medieval villages, and Renaissance towns, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the Dolomites.

    Before you start pedaling, visit the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology to meet Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy discovered high in the Alps near the Austrian-Italian border. In Trento, explore the 13th-century Cathedral of San Vigilio and its remarkable frescoes. Ride past Lake Garda before arriving in Verona, a UNESCO World Heritage city famed for its Roman Arena, Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, and Juliet’s legendary balcony.

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    Highlights

    • Cycle the South Tyrolean Wine Road through vineyards and castles
    • Cruise the full length of Lake Garda by boat
    • Explore Verona’s Arena, Roman theatre, and Juliet’s balcony
    • Visit Trento’s Renaissance plazas and historic architecture
    • Ride scenic bike paths along the Adige River into Trento
    • Taste pistachio gelato in Mori
    • Discover Sirmione’s Scaliger Castle and Roman ruins
    • Cycle from Verona to Mantua along the Mincio River

    Learn More

    Learn more about our self-guided tours or see more bike tours in Italy.

    Interested in adding to your itinerary? Take a look at our cycling day tours in Verona.


    Bolzano to Verona

    Photos 

  • Tour Photos

    Traveler photos

    •  (photo by Greg M)
    •  (photo by Greg M)
    • Out of Bolzano (photo by Janet Bychek)
    • Waiting for the ferry (photo by Janet Bychek)
    • Vineyard on the way to Auer from Bolzano (photo by Lizk)
    • Ice cream on the way to Lake Garda (photo by Lizk)
    • From the boat in Lake Garda (photo by Lizk)
    • Trento Roman Coliseum (photo by Lizk)
    • On the way to Verona (photo by Lizk)
    • Outside Bolzano (photo by CathyB)
    • Castle View (photo by CathyB)
    • Photo 3 (photo by CathyB)
    • Typical part of the Trail (photo by CathyB)
    • Bridge (photo by CathyB)
    • Trento (photo by CathyB)

    Bolzano to Verona

     Tour Description Daily Program 

  • Daily program

    Day 1: Bolzano
    Arrive in Bolzano, a meeting point of Italian and Austrian culture in the heart of the Dolomites. After your information session and bike fitting, explore the old town’s arcaded streets, Renaissance squares, and open-air markets. Visit the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology to see Ötzi the Iceman, or relax in a café with a view of the surrounding mountains.

    Overnight in Bolzano.

    Day 2: Bolzano – Ora (19 miles/30 km)
    Cycle the South Tyrolean Wine Road, a historic route lined with vineyards first planted by the Romans. Pass medieval castles and fortified manors before stopping in Appiano, a village with over 20 wine estates. Continue to Lake Caldaro, known for warm waters and a microclimate that attracts rare bird species. End the day in Ora, where wine cellars and small piazzas reflect centuries of agricultural tradition.

    Overnight in Ora.

    Day 3: Ora – Trento (28 miles/45 km)
    Ride through the Adige Valley, with the river guiding you past apple orchards and into Salurn, the southern gateway of South Tyrol. Here, the German language fades and Italian culture takes over, a transition marked by the 16th-century Salurner Klause gate. Continue to Trento, once a key city of the Council of Trent, with its fresco-covered buildings, lively Piazza Duomo, and well-preserved Renaissance palaces.

    Overnight in Trento.

    Day 4: Trento – Lake Garda South (31 miles/50 km + boat trip)
    Follow the Adige River to Rovereto, known for its role in World War I and its contemporary art museum. In Mori, try the locally famous pistachio gelato or fresh juice from Gelateria Bologna. After a short climb, descend to Torbole, a historic fishing village now popular with windsurfers, and continue to Riva del Garda. From here, board a boat and cross the entire length of Lake Garda, passing steep cliffs, olive groves, and colorful harbor towns.

    Overnight in Lake Garda South.

    Day 5: Lake Garda South – Verona (31 miles/50 km)
    Our recommendation today is to take a stroll through the historic centers of Desenzano and Sirmione, after which, you'll enjoy cycling the gently rolling hills towards Verona. You'll catch your first glimpse of the festival city, the romantic setting for two plays by the world's most famous playwright, William Shakespeare, including the tragedy Romeo and Juliet and the lighter comedy The Two Gentlemen of Verona. This city of lustrous legacies was also the birthplace of Isotta Nogarola, the first alleged female humanist who played one of the most significant roles in the Italian Renaissance. Sensational sightseeing spots abound, from Piazza Bra, Porta Borsari and Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere, to the Bra Molinari, Duomo, and Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, with an unmissable literary moment at the Casa di Giulietta (Romeo and Juliet balcony)!

    Overnight in Verona.

    Day 6: Verona – Mantua – Verona (41 miles/65 km + train trip)
    Ride past Verona’s ancient walls and along the Mincio River to Mantua, a Renaissance jewel surrounded by three artificial lakes. Once the seat of the Gonzaga family, it boasts treasures like the Palazzo Ducale and Palazzo Te. Stroll along its arcaded streets before returning to Verona by train for a final evening in the city.

    Overnight in Verona.

    Day 7: Departure from Verona
    Depart Verona or connect with the Innsbruck to Bolzano tour for a longer cycling adventure through the Alps and northern Italy.


    Bolzano to Verona

     Photos Accommodation 

  • Accommodation

    Hotels

    These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.

    Bolzano: Parkhotel Laurin

    Ora: Hotel Villa Groff

    Trento: Hotel NH Trento

    Lake Garda South: Hotel Bonotto

    Verona: Hotel San Marco

    Local hotel taxes are not included in the tour price. These taxes typically range from €1-5 per person/night and must be paid at hotel reception upon checkout.

    Interested in visiting other areas before or after your tour? Visit our hotels page to learn more about lodging options.


    Bolzano to Verona

     Daily program Bikes 

  • Bikes

    Standard touring bike

    These quality KTM bikes are the result of years of experience and continued development, always with the wishes and requirements of our guests in mind. The result is a solid, easy to use and travel-suitable bike with reliable brakes, an aluminium frame and top tires. This bike is well-equipped for every journey.

    • Unisex (step-through) bike 21/24-speed with freewheel. Sizes: 56 / 51 / 46 / 43 cm (available for approx. heights between 58-75 in/148-190 cm)
    • Men’s bike 21-speed with freewheel. Sizes: 63 / 60 / 56-51 "slopping" cm (available for approx. heights between 65-81 in/165-205 cm) Note: reservation is essential!

    Specifications on standard touring bikes

    • Modern, high-resistant aluminum frame
    • V-brakes
    • Aluminium-rims
    • Reliable tires, which ensure high duration
    • Shimano Alivio derailleur on 21-speed
    • Selle Royal Saddles

    *Posture for standard touring bikes will be upright for comfort

    • A red Eurobike with a step-through frame, parked on a pathway with a backdrop of lush greenery and trees. The bike features a yellow pannier on the rear and a handlebar bag.
    • A red Eurobike with a man's frame, set against a landscape of green fields and dense forest. The bike has a yellow pannier and a handlebar bag.

    Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade

    The Bike Rental PLUS is designed by KTM and provides noticeable upgrades on many parts of the bike. From the saddle to the breaks and gears you will see even higher quality (for example even more precise components for braking and shifting). The Bike Rental PLUS allows for a slightly sportier riding posture and a high-quality Suntour suspension fork provides the best possible comfort across all surfaces.

    Sizes: 63 / 60 / 55 / 51 / 50 / 46 cm (available for approx. heights between 61-81 in/155-205cm)

    Upgraded components

    • Hydraulic Magura HS 11 brakes
    • Shimano Deore XT derailleur on 27-speed
    • High-quality Suntour suspension fork

    *Posture for Bike rental plus will be upright and forward

    • A black 27-speed touring bike with a "EURO BIKE" branded yellow bag is standing on a paved path, surrounded by grass and a forested area in the background.

    Electrically-assisted bike

    Electric bikes allow you to have more mobility and be able to thoroughly enjoy every cycle tour. The "great equilizer" allows you to stay beside your friends or family on the road! These unisex bikes are comfortable to ride for both men and women.

    Specifications on electrically-assisted bike

    • Unisex bike 8-speed (Height approx. 148–195 cm)
    • Bosch Active Line Plus motor
    • Battery 550 Wh removable with mobile charger
    • Hydraulic breaks
    • Range up to 120 kilometres
    • A red electrically assisted Eurobike with a step-through frame, set in a scenic backdrop of green fields and trees. It includes a yellow pannier and a handlebar bag.
    • A black electrically-assisted bike is shown with a "EURO BIKE" branded yellow bag attached, set against a backdrop of lush green grass and trees.

    Equipment included with the bike rentals:

    • Saddle bag (water repellent), rear
    • Handlebar bag (water repellent), with clear cover on top for map viewing
    • Tools
    • Pump
    • Repair kit (with extra bicycle tube)
    • Combination lock

    Pedals:
    The bikes will have flat pedals. If you want to bring your own pedals, please bring your own shoes and the necessary equipment to change the pedals.

    Helmets:
    Helmets are not included with the bike rentals. We recommend, for safety and hygiene reasons, that you bring your own helmet.


    Bolzano to Verona

     Accommodation Dates & Prices 

  • Dates & Prices

    Questions about pricing or options? Call +1-215-613-0874 to talk to a Tour Advisor now.



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    Pricing details and extra options

    • Season 1 2025 Sep 27–Oct 12 from 1104
      2025 departures: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Sep 27–Oct 12
      2025 September
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      2025 October
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1104
      Single occupancy 1483
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 73
      Electric bike 179
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 135
      Single occupancy 214
      Verona
      Double occupancy 69
      Single occupancy 128
    • Season 2 2025 Sep 6–26 from 1184
      2025 departures: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Sep 6–26
      2025 September
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1184
      Single occupancy 1563
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 73
      Electric bike 179
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 135
      Single occupancy 214
      Verona
      Double occupancy 69
      Single occupancy 128
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      2025 departures: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays May 10–Sep 5
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1264
      Single occupancy 1643
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 73
      Electric bike 179
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 135
      Single occupancy 214
      Verona
      Double occupancy 89
      Single occupancy 148
    • Extra options
      Transfers
      Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning, reservations required
      Return transfer to Bolzano 85
      Return transfer to Bolzano with personal bike 124
    • Season 1 2026 Apr 4–14 & Sep 30–Oct 10 from 1154
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1154
      Single occupancy 1553
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 84
      Electric bike 200
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 139
      Single occupancy 218
      Verona
      Double occupancy 69
      Single occupancy 108
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1244
      Single occupancy 1643
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 84
      Electric bike 200
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 139
      Single occupancy 218
      Verona
      Double occupancy 69
      Single occupancy 108
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      Tour package
      Double occupancy 1334
      Single occupancy 1733
      Bike rental Price
      Standard touring bike Included
      Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade 84
      Electric bike 200
      Extra nights Price
      Bolzano
      Double occupancy 139
      Single occupancy 218
      Verona
      Double occupancy 89
      Single occupancy 128
    • Extra options
      Transfers
      Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning, reservations required
      Return transfer to Bolzano 95
      Return transfer to Bolzano with personal bike 140

    Included services

    • 6 nights accommodation in 3-and 4-star hotels
    • Breakfast
    • Welcome meeting
    • Standard touring bike
    • Rental bike protection
    • Luggage transfer
    • Train ticket from Mantua to Verona, including bike
    • Boat journey on Lake Garda, including bike
    • 1 pistachio ice cream or freshly squeezed fruit juice on the way to Lake Garda
    • Detailed travel documents (1 set per room)
    • App for Navigation and GPS data
    • Service hotline

    Local hotel taxes are not included in the tour price. These taxes typically range from €1-5 per person/night and must be paid at hotel reception upon checkout.


    Tour Company


    Bolzano to Verona

     Bikes Other Details 

  • Map

    Maps are for information purposes only and reflect typical routes between overnight locations. They may not reflect your actual route.

    Surface and terrain

    You will cycle mainly on flat routes. There are some short climbs on the cycle path to Appiano and Lake Garda. You will find yourself on beautiful bike paths and country lanes. Unfortunately, moderate traffic is unavoidable on some short connecting roads.


    How to get there

    Tour Start
    Nearest airport: Verona, Venice or Treviso airport
    Nearest train station: Bolzano, Italy

    To get to Bolzano, you can fly into one of these international airports and take a train to Bolzano's train station. Buses are also available into Bolzano.

    Tour End
    Nearest airport and train station: Verona, Italy

    Other options include taking the train from Verona to Venice and flying out of Venice.

    There is a return transfer by minibus to Bolzano every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning(check pricing tab for details). Must be reserved in advance at the time of booking.

    Tips on getting to and from your tour.


    Bolzano to Verona

     Dates & Prices Tour Reviews 

    • Greg M 1 month ago

      Fantastic Bike Routes

      Each day of the ride was beautiful. The guidance app worked great most of the time (more on that later). When I lost my saddlebag along with the charger I called the support company, and a new charger was waiting for me at the hotel!
      Two things bothered me: On the first ride from Bolzano you stay in the town of Ora. The people at the hotel there were wonderful and had a beautiful breakfast array the next morning. But there is really nothing to see in that town. If you go another 5 km or so you end up in the town of Tramin where the wine variety Gewurztraminer was developed, with wine tastings interesting restaurants etc.
      The other bothersome thing was the app was not updated for new construction. And I am not talking about very recent construction. On the ride from Lake Garda to Verona a bridge was closed down and it had been closed for weeks. That was a major problem as there was no other bridge to cross the Mincio river and I ended up back in Peschiera del Garda. Now I'm lost and google maps does a poor job of directing a bike route to Verona. Luckily I had the Cyclers app which gave me an excellent bike route along gravel paths and bike lanes to Verona.
      That aside it's a fabulous way to bike the countryside from Alto Adige to Verona! And the ferry from north to south Lake Garda is long but wonderful!

      •  (photo by Greg M)
      •  (photo by Greg M)
    • Deb 2 months ago

      Good trip

      Overall it was a great trip but bikes need to be upgraded to 21st century! They were dinosaur 🦕. Trip notes were good & hotels nice. We had a great trip with our friends.

    • Janet Bychek October 19, 2023

      Beautiful tour with great support

      We were given everything we needed. The hotels were lovely and had great breakfasts. Stefano, our support person was very helpful, and when we had a problem he solved it for us very quickly. I would use biketours again without hesitation

      What was the date of your tour?
      September 16
      How many tours have you completed?
      1st
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      First-time bike tourists, Solo travelers, Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 5/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 4/5 Ease of navigation
      • 5/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 4/5 Route selection
    • Janet Bychek October 3, 2023

      Wonderful well organized trip

      Stefano, our organizer was so helpful. When I forgot something he saved the day.. The routes were stunning. The bikes worked well. The hotels were really nice with great breakfasts

      What was the date of your tour?
      September 16 2023
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      First-time bike tourists, Solo travelers
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • Out of Bolzano (photo by Janet Bychek)
      • Waiting for the ferry (photo by Janet Bychek)
      • 5/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 4/5 Ease of navigation
      • 5/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection
    • Skipper August 6, 2019

      Nice trip- some days better than others.

      The trip was nice. The first three days had pretty scenery and nice riding. The fourth day was mostly on roads and some areas not very exciting. The last day retraced some of the fourth day and seemed like it wasn’t really necessary. The signage at certain points was unclear (e.g., the bike path ended and it was unclear what to do next) and there was an actual mistake in directions arriving at the hotel in Verona. The GPS was not particularly helpful. The bike was a good quality, but one of the bikes didn’t have working lights.

      What was the date of your tour?
      July 2019
      How many tours have you completed?
      Two
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • BikeTours.com staff reply from Chloe August 7, 2019

        We appreciate you letting us know that this wasn't your ideal trip. Based on other reviews and more tour details the last two days are overall more countryside riding when compared with the first few. We understand how this could seem less exciting. Thanks again for submitting a review; we hope we can book something better suited to your tastes next time!

      • 3/5 Value
      • 4/5 Included meals
      • 4/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 3/5 Hotels or boat
      • 4/5 Scenery
      • 3/5 Ease of navigation
      • 3/5 Tour documents
      • 2/5 Local tour company services
      • 3/5 Route selection
    • Chuck87 May 29, 2019

      Spectacular!

      My girlfriend and I did the self-guided tour. This was our first bike tour, and we both had an amazing time. The first 3 days were primarily on cycle paths while the last 2 days were mostly on country rides. Do be mindful that the last 2 days are slightly hillier while also having to navigate some traffic. Biking in to and out of Verona was slightly difficult due to the car traffic.

      The experience with the contracted tour company was very efficient and organized. Our luggage were always in the next hotel by the time we arrived. The bikes were sturdy. The directions were accurate (we downloaded the GPS tracks to our phone). The hotels were all very clean, private, and most importantly had very warm showers.

      Our favorite part of the tour was the city of Bolzano. It is unlike other cities in Italy, partly due to its German/Austrian influence. Take time to explore the city and also take the cable car up to Ritten and do some hiking prior to the start of the bike tour. The scenery is ridiculously beautiful.

      What was the date of your tour?
      May 16th-May 22nd 2019
      How many tours have you completed?
      1 including this one
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists, Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 5/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 5/5 Ease of navigation
      • 5/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection
    • LKDCG October 29, 2017

      Bolzano to Verona - Great Way to see Italian Countryside

      We chose the self-guided tour and would highly recommend it. Next time, we will have a GPS device. Most days were easy to follow, but one very tactical day resulted in us not seeing many sites, as we needed to keep an eye on our maps. The support was great in the sense that our luggage was available at our next hotel each day. All accommodations were very nice.

      What was the date of your tour?
      October 14-19, 2017
      How many tours have you completed?
      4
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists, Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 4/5 Value
      • 4/5 Included meals
      • 2/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 4/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 3/5 Ease of navigation
      • 4/5 Tour documents
      • 4/5 Local tour company services
      • 4/5 Route selection
    • Emma2714 August 18, 2017

      Well organised

      I appreciate the arrangement of transfering baggage service and the staff in Bolzano, who helped me get my passport because the previous hotel kept my passport. However, i am so stupid that I could not follow the route , its better to have direction, for example , head South.... The worst thing is the attitude of hotel is not good when I request I put my bike into my room, because, every accessory can be removed very soon, for example, my saddle, wheels, one point is money, my bike is expensive, because I can cycle fast if I ride my own bike,the other point is what can I do if my bike was stolen, it will ruin my trip,right? Although, they will help to lock into somewhere, Hotel San Marco, I have to push my bike going up and down from ground to basement 2, I could not use LIFT, it is not friendly !! Anyway, I will join again,hopefully, people try to understand others who bring their own bike!

      What was the date of your tour?
      2 Aug 2017
      How many tours have you completed?
      no
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      First-time bike tourists
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 3/5 Value
      • 3/5 Included meals
      • 3/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 3/5 Hotels or boat
      • 4/5 Scenery
      • 4/5 Ease of navigation
      • 3/5 Tour documents
      • 3/5 Local tour company services
      • 4/5 Route selection
      • 4/5 Guides (if applicable)
    • Lizk May 23, 2017

      An Amazing Trip in Beautiful Italy!

      We loved our bike trip from Bolzano to Verona! The scenery was stunning. We were very happy with the accommodations and the breakfasts!
      We got lost a few times but the GPX helped to know where we missed a turn. Also when we asked the local bikers they said follow me and got us back on track.

      We stopped in many of the small towns to some vino Rossa and lunch including Mezzocorona, Olios, and Borghetta!

      We were amazed how easy it was to take the boat trip and train with the bikes.

      What was the date of your tour?
      May 10-16
      How many tours have you completed?
      This was my first
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • Vineyard on the way to Auer from Bolzano (photo by Lizk)
      • Ice cream on the way to Lake Garda (photo by Lizk)
      • From the boat in Lake Garda (photo by Lizk)
      • Trento Roman Coliseum (photo by Lizk)
      • On the way to Verona (photo by Lizk)
      • 5/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 5/5 Ease of navigation
      • 5/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection
    • Bonjuk September 27, 2016

      Italy on Two Wheels

      Our fall trip was a wonderful way to see both bountiful orchards and vineyards and sample sights and history in small and larger cities. We enjoyed the beautiful river paths and scenery. And breakfast for kings and queens!

      What was the date of your tour?
      September 9-14
      How many tours have you completed?
      1, my first
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists, Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 4/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 3/5 Ease of navigation
      • 4/5 Tour documents
      • 4/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection
      • 3/5 Guides (if applicable)
    • Colorado Kid September 26, 2016

      Spectacular Italy!

      The trip had a nice variety of terrain and locale, going from Bolzano to Verona. The first two days is bike paths going down the Adige Valley. However, the last three days added some ups and serious map reading as we went through the countryside. In a few places our guide book did not match up with the route.In a few places there was more traffic than some of our group were comfortable with.Hotels were great values and the food excellent. Lago di Garda is beautiful.It was a great trip.

      What was the date of your tour?
      9/10-9/14/016
      How many tours have you completed?
      2 with Bike Tours; 4 others
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists, Families with teens
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 5/5 Value
      • 5/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 3/5 Ease of navigation
      • 4/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 4/5 Route selection
    • CathyB April 22, 2016

      Fantastic

      I did this tour (self-guided) in the Fall of 2014 and it was the best trip of my life. The Hotels were all clean, safe, and ideally situated in the towns. The maps were great. There were a few frustrations when navigating alone, but nothing I couldn't figure out. The company provided me with a route map and also with written directions; even after I left the map in a bar one nigh (oops) I was able to navigate fine with the written directions. The stickers used to place the route were also very helpful. Difficulty-wise, the first couple days were mostly flat and on well paved, well laid out bike paths; as the tour went on the terrain got hillier, but there were only a couple serious climbs (and even they weren't that bad). It was a great way to see parts of Italy that you wouldn't normally see if limited to a train, and it took me through some charming little towns that would escape most tourists attention. Experiences like hiking up a mountain to visit a mostly ruined castle, or dropping in on a winery outside of Verona and being fussed over by a sweet old Nonna, or an old, chain-smoking man draping his coat over my shoulders in a cafe, will never be forgotten. This was my second time in Italy and my first bike tour. I would strongly recommend learning a little bit of Italian as English is not widely spoken in the smaller towns; my smattering really helped me. Also, don't lose your map in a bar.

      How many tours have you completed?
      2
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists
      Do you recommend this tour?
      No
      • Outside Bolzano (photo by CathyB)
      • Castle View (photo by CathyB)
      • Photo 3 (photo by CathyB)
      • Typical part of the Trail (photo by CathyB)
      • Bridge (photo by CathyB)
      • Trento (photo by CathyB)
      • 5/5 Value
      • 3/5 Included meals
      • 5/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 5/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 4/5 Ease of navigation
      • 4/5 Tour documents
      • 5/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection
    • Zephyr February 17, 2016

      The Two Italys: from Alto Adige to Trentino and South

      How many tours have you completed?
      six
      Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
      As expected
      Who is this tour suitable for?
      Families with teens, Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists
      Do you recommend this tour?
      Yes
      • 4/5 Value
      • 4/5 Included meals
      • 4/5 Bikes + equipment
      • 4/5 Hotels or boat
      • 5/5 Scenery
      • 3/5 Ease of navigation
      • 3/5 Tour documents
      • 4/5 Local tour company services
      • 5/5 Route selection

    Bolzano to Verona

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