New reso­lu­ti­on for 2026: Mas­ter hiking and cycling challenges

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Hit the ground run­ning at the start of the year and get one step ahead of your inner bas­tard — now is the best time to set yours­elf new goals and push yours­elf bey­ond your limits. Would you like to spend more time in natu­re in the new year and do some­thing good for your health in the long term? How about final­ly tack­ling a crossing of the Alps? Or dis­co­ver the most beau­tiful land­scapes in or near the Alps on two wheels? 

The­se new hiking and cycling tour offers from Feu­er und Eis Tou­ris­tik are per­fect for put­ting your good inten­ti­ons into action!

Ful­fil­ling a dream — crossing the Alps on foot

For many, the num­ber one dream desti­na­ti­on in the new year is to cross the Alps on foot. If you can’t take weeks of vaca­ti­on, the new Feu­er und Eis Tou­ris­tik offer with the hiking tri­lo­gy from Munich to Venice is per­fect for you. 

Simon Bei­zaee

Three impres­si­ve indi­vi­du­al rou­tes, each las­ting eight days, each cover 100 kilo­me­ters from Munich through the wild Isar Val­ley and the impo­sing Kar­wen­del moun­ta­ins to the Zil­ler­tal. The second sec­tion takes you over the main Alpi­ne ridge into the migh­ty Dolo­mi­tes, past pris­ti­ne Alpi­ne pas­tu­res, the famous Prags­er Wild­see lake and rug­ged pan­ora­mas. Part three takes you from the Olym­pic town of Cor­ti­na d’Am­pez­zo through the viney­ards of the Vene­to to Venice. Lug­ga­ge trans­fer included, of course. 

Enjoy hiking in South Tyrol or dis­co­ver Upper Bava­ria’s lake landscape

If you want a rela­xed hike wit­hout miss­ing out on the Dol­ce Vita, we recom­mend the Mer­ano High Moun­tain Trail. One of the most beau­tiful cir­cu­lar rou­tes from Schnal­s­tal Val­ley to Mer­ano. This long-distance hike leads along nar­row paths and fine trails through mea­dows, forests and past rustic moun­tain farms. Each stage is impres­si­ve — not only in terms of the land­scape, but also in terms of cul­tu­ral histo­ry. Be sure to stop off at the cozy snack sta­ti­ons for regio­nal deli­ca­ci­es! On this hiking tour the accom­mo­da­ti­on remains the same, the dai­ly stages are rea­ched by shut­tle from Naturns. No con­stant pack­ing and unpack­ing, rela­xa­ti­on in natu­re and pure enjoyment! 

Simon Bei­zaee

Or are you dre­a­ming of crys­tal-clear lakes, bloo­ming alpi­ne mea­dows, pan­o­r­amic sum­mit views and snacks in rustic moun­tain huts? Then the indi­vi­du­al hiking tour Upper Bava­ria’s lakes and sum­mit trails is tail­or-made for you! It com­bi­nes three of the most beau­tiful lakes in Bava­ria: Schlier­see, Spit­zing­see and Tegern­see. Make sure you have your swim­ming gear in your ruck­sack! This trip is available with or wit­hout lug­ga­ge transport. 

Achie­ving cycling goals for 2026 — Alpi­ne cross on two wheels

From Lake Tegern­see to Lake Bled — crossing the Alps by bike is also a varied expe­ri­ence. The six-stage rou­te leads from Bava­ria via Tyrol and Car­in­thia to Slove­nia. Whe­ther with pure mus­cle power or motor-assis­ted on an e‑bike, rela­xed val­ley pas­sa­ges and mode­ra­te clim­bs await, part­ly on asphal­ted cycle paths, part­ly on quiet side roads. The high­light is cer­tain­ly the spec­ta­cu­lar des­cent from Fuscher Törl at 2,428m via the Gross­glock­ner High Alpi­ne Road into the Möll­tal val­ley and the final stage through Kran­js­ka Gora in Slovenia. 

Shift up a gear and enjoy the views

The impres­si­ve, modera­te­ly dif­fi­cult e‑bike tour around the Wil­der Kai­ser is more chal­len­ging. Stee­per clim­bs await here in places and a good basic level of fit­ness is requi­red. The four stages are pre­do­mi­nant­ly on paved paths and the­re are bet­ween 350 and 600 meters of alti­tu­de to con­quer over an avera­ge of 45 kilo­me­ters. Of cour­se, a ren­tal bike ser­vice is also available for this tour. 

Simon Bei­zaee

You are spoi­led for choice with the Seen­zau­ber West and Seen­zau­ber Ost cycle tours. Start­ing from Munich, you can explo­re eit­her the lakes on the eas­tern or wes­tern edge of the Alps. From Tegern­see to Chiem­see or rather 500 kilo­me­ters from Ammer­see via Starn­ber­ger and over the Achen­pass to Tegern­see — what would you pre­fer? Eit­her a lei­su­re­ly cycle or a spor­ty ver­si­on of around 250 kilo­me­ters. This indi­vi­du­al Munich Lakes Tour can be boo­ked with or wit­hout lug­ga­ge transport.