Is the route suitable for beginners?

This tour has longer daily stages (up to 89 km) than other Adige tours, so a good level of cycling fitness is recommended. However, the terrain is mostly flat to downhill, and the included bus and train transfers keep the ride car-free and enjoyable.

Can I attend the opera at the Arena di Verona?

Yes. Arena tickets for unnumbered stone steps (Gradinata) are available for €42 per person. The opera season runs from 12 June to 12 September.

Is half-board available?

No. This tour includes bed and breakfast only. Restaurants and eateries are plentiful along the route.

What transfers are included?

A bus transfer to San Giovanni Pass (with bike) and a train ride from Peri to Verona (without bike) are both included on day 5.

How do I get back to Nauders?

A return bus from Verona to Nauders runs every Friday and Saturday during the full season. The surcharge is €69 per person.

Can children join the tour?

Yes. Children 0-6 travel free, 7-11 get 50% off, and 12-15 get 25% off. Maximum one child per double room with two full-paying adults.

What about parking in Nauders?

Free unguarded parking is available at the Donau Touristik info point for the duration of the tour.

Adige Car-Free: Nauders to Verona

Tyrol, South Tyrol, Trentino, Lake Garda, Veneto

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Trekking bikeE-bike6 days / 5 nights268 km3/5MediumLinear

Short Description

A car-free ride from Nauders to Verona in 6 days. Bus and train connections skip traffic sections for pure cycling pleasure. From €509 pp in a double room.

Tour Program

Day 1: Arrival in Nauders
You will arrive in the charming Austrian village of Nauders near the Reschen Pass. You will receive your travel documents at the hotel and collect rental bikes at the Donau Touristik info point, where free unguarded parking is available. Overnight in the 4-star Hotel Erika or equivalent.

Day 2: Nauders – Merano (89 km)
You will ride with a slight incline to Lake Reschen, past the church tower in Graun, then to Glurns — the smallest town in South Tyrol. Through the Vinschgau valley to Schlanders, Naturns and on to Merano. The first 38 km from the lake are just downhill. Overnight in a 3-star hotel.

Day 3: Merano – Trento (89 km)
You will pass through Bolzano and continue along the Adige River on flat terrain to Neumarkt-Auer and the Salurner Klause. Then on to San Michele all'Adige and the centre of Trento with its cathedral, castle, Neptune fountain and picturesque old town. Overnight in a 3- or 4-star hotel.

Day 4: Trento – Arco/Riva del Garda (51 km)
You will stay on the Adige Cycle Path through vineyards to Rovereto, then through Mori and Loppio. The route climbs slightly to San Giovanni before descending via Torbole to the beautiful Lake Garda and Riva or Arco. Overnight in a 3-star hotel.

Day 5: Arco/Riva – Verona (39 km bike + 10 min bus + 37 min train)
A bus takes you to the San Giovanni Pass (included), and you cycle to Peri. From there, a train ride (included, bike ticket payable on the spot) brings you to Verona. Overnight in a 4-star hotel.

Day 6: Departure
Your tour ends after breakfast. You may journey home or extend your stay with additional nights.

Tour details

LinearSelfguidedCouplesFriendsFamiliesMinimum 2 people

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
💼 Luggage transfer
🗺️ Maps
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
🚇 Train ride Peri – Verona without bike (day 5)
Pass San Giovanni
🚎 Bus transfer to the Pass San Giovanni incl. bike

❌ What is not included?

✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🛡️ Travel insurance
🌎 Tourist taxes
🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed

🙋 Common questions

Is the route suitable for beginners?
This tour has longer daily stages (up to 89 km) than other Adige tours, so a good level of cycling fitness is recommended. However, the terrain is mostly flat to downhill, and the included bus and train transfers keep the ride car-free and enjoyable.
Can I attend the opera at the Arena di Verona?
Yes. Arena tickets for unnumbered stone steps (Gradinata) are available for €42 per person. The opera season runs from 12 June to 12 September.
Is half-board available?
No. This tour includes bed and breakfast only. Restaurants and eateries are plentiful along the route.
What transfers are included?
A bus transfer to San Giovanni Pass (with bike) and a train ride from Peri to Verona (without bike) are both included on day 5.
How do I get back to Nauders?
A return bus from Verona to Nauders runs every Friday and Saturday during the full season. The surcharge is €69 per person.