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Feu­er und Eis own tour

Munich — Lake Gar­da with lug­ga­ge transfer

from 1.538,- per person

  • Duration: 9 Days
  • Total distance: approx. 365 km
  • Altitude: (+) 2100 m
  • Altitude: (-) 3100 m
  • Difficulty:
Migh­ty moun­tain ran­ges are reflec­ted in deep moun­tain lakes, lush mea­dows, clear brooks and spar­k­ling water­falls from rug­ged rocky ais­les line your cycle paths and cha­rac­te­ri­ze this foray across the main Alpi­ne ridge. From Munich, you cycle upstream along the Isar river through the pic­tures­que Töl­zer Land regi­on into the fasci­na­ting Euro­pean regi­on of Tyrol-South Tyrol-Tren­ti­no. Inns­bruck wel­co­mes you in the heart of the Tyro­lean Alps and an orga­ni­zed trans­fer takes you up to the Bren­ner Pass. The Eisack Val­ley cycle path accom­pa­nies you along the playful Eisack stream through alpi­ne cul­tu­ral land­scapes and takes you via the epis­co­pal town of Bri­xen to the Bol­za­no basin. The viney­ards exu­de a sou­thern flair, fol­lo­wing the swee­ping lines of the land­scape in the Adi­ge Val­ley and allo­wing the South Tyro­lean low­lands to mer­ge seam­less­ly into Tren­ti­no. It is only a stone’s throw from Tren­to to Lake Gar­da and the deep blue moun­tain lake beck­ons with its rug­ged rocks and the deli­ca­te pink of the ole­an­der bushes. 
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View over the roofs of Innsbruck with several churches. In the background are the mountains
Eine Fahrradfahrerin radelt auf dem Kiesweg am Gardasee entlang. Im Hintergrund ist der Gardasee und die Berge.
Mother and daughter ride their bikes along the shore of Lake Garda. The impressive rocks on Lake Garda can be seen in the background, while the sun is already setting
Das Bild wurde am Seeufer von Torbole am Gardasee aufgenommen und zeigt einige Bunte Häuser am Ufer. Im Hintergrund erstrecken sich die beeindruckenden Felsformationen am Gardasee.
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Itinerary / Stages

Indi­vi­du­al arri­val in Munich
Distanz: 0 km Höhe (+): 0m Höhe (-): 0m
Sophisticated.Traditional.Bavarian The prin­cess among the hear­ty sou­thern Ger­man cities is in a con­stant sta­te of flux and demons­tra­tes its ver­sa­ti­le spi­rit. Some­ti­mes the Bava­ri­an metro­po­lis pres­ents its­elf as hip and modern, some­ti­mes tra­di­tio­nal and down-to-earth, but always authen­tic and with a cul­tu­ral heri­ta­ge that gives the city its spe­cial cha­rac­ter. Take your time to stroll through this lively city, admi­re the impo­sing buil­dings and pay a visit to the famous Hofbräuhaus. 
Munich — Bad Tölz
Distanz: 50 km Höhe (+): 430m Höhe (-): 320m
The Isar cycle path takes you south out of the bust­ling city in the flat Alpi­ne foot­hills and into the hil­ly Töl­zer Land regi­on, which is known for its mild cli­ma­te and natu­ral moor­land. Expe­ri­ence a touch of nost­al­gia during a break in Wolfrats­hau­sen. Known for its old raf­ting tra­di­ti­on, the town offers a lovin­g­ly pre­pared the­med trail about its his­to­ric guild. In the spa town of Bad Tölz, the colorful medieval row of hou­ses nest­les along the Isar pro­me­na­de, the faca­des in Markt­stra­ße cap­ti­va­te with their striking Lüftl­ma­le­rei pain­tings and the moun­tain pan­ora­ma pro­vi­des a har­mo­nious backdrop. 
Bad Tölz — Achen­see region
Distanz: 50 km Höhe (+): 610m Höhe (-): 330m
On today’s cycling stage, you will lite­ral­ly immer­se yours­elf in the Kar­wen­del Alpi­ne Park. Hard­ly any other regi­on has been able to pre­ser­ve its wild­ness and diver­si­ty in such an unadul­tera­ted way. The Isar with its natu­ral river gra­vel banks accom­pa­nies you for a while. Not far from the nor­t­hern tip of the Syl­ven­stein­see lake, at the so-cal­led Kai­ser­wacht, you cross the Ger­man-Aus­tri­an bor­der and find yours­elf in the fur­row of the impres­si­ve Rofan and Kar­wen­del moun­tain ran­ges. In the midd­le of it all, Lake Achen­see nest­les like a fjord and, depen­ding on the inci­dence of light, its color spec­trum ran­ges from deep green to Carib­be­an tur­quoi­se — sim­ply a feast for the eyes. 
Regi­on Achen­see — Innsbruck
Distanz: 55 km Höhe (+): 210m Höhe (-): 550m
At the foot­hills of the Kar­wen­del moun­tain ran­ge, you now roll swee­pin­gly downhill and prompt­ly find yours­elf in the Lower Inn Val­ley, more pre­cis­e­ly in the Schwaz/Karwendel sil­ver regi­on. On your way towards Tyro­l’s capi­tal Inns­bruck, his­to­ri­cal­ly signi­fi­cant vil­la­ges line the banks of the Inn river. At the Swa­rov­ski Crys­tal Worlds in Wat­tens, the giant wat­ches over his world of won­der, while in Hall in Tirol, the muse­um in the mint tower offers exci­ting insights into the art of his­to­ri­cal coin min­ting — inclu­ding a magni­fi­cent view of the maje­s­tic moun­ta­ins! Alpi­ne-urban Inns­bruck scores points with its well-kept medieval old town and the sple­ndor of its Gol­den Roof. 
Inns­bruck — Bressanone
Distanz: 45 km Höhe (+): 200m Höhe (-): 1000m
Today’s stage starts with a train ride up to the Bren­ner Pass. With the sou­thern alpi­ne wind in your face, you roll down from the Bren­ner Pass on a for­mer rail­road line to Ster­zing, the nor­t­hern­most town on Ita­li­an ter­ri­to­ry. A visit to the Fug­ger town of Ster­zing with its proud patri­ci­an hou­ses and the his­to­ric Zwöl­fer­turm tower is always wort­hwhile befo­re you con­ti­nue your cycling day through the slen­der Upper Eisack Val­ley. The migh­ty Sarn­tal and Zil­ler­tal Alps bor­der the val­ley and you cycle most­ly along the young, impe­tuous Eisack river up and down the hills through pic­tures­que vil­la­ges, pas­sing through remo­te ham­lets until the Bri­xen val­ley flo­or opens up and you roll right into Bri­xen, the oldest town in South Tyrol. 
Bress­ano­ne — Cas­tel­fe­der vaca­ti­on region
Distanz: 65 km Höhe (+): 380m Höhe (-): 570m
From the fer­ti­le Bri­xen val­ley flo­or, the Val­le Isarco/Eisacktal cycle path leads you along for­mer rail­road tracks, most­ly on a gent­le slo­pe, through impres­si­ve val­leys with stee­p­ly rising rock faces. Farms, sur­roun­ded by their vines, cling to the steep slo­pes and chest­nut trees loll their crowns in the sun. Framed by the Dolo­mi­tes and the Sarn­tal Alps, this attrac­ti­ve sec­tion of the rou­te takes you direct­ly to the well-kept artists’ town of Klau­sen. A good time to push your bike through the medieval town and enjoy the flair over a good cof­fee. From Blu­mau, you cycle along the so-cal­led Cycle Art Trail to Bol­za­no. Artis­tic instal­la­ti­ons and pain­tings offer a varied con­trast to the alpi­ne sur­roun­dings. Befo­re you reach your desti­na­ti­on for today’s stage, Bol­za­no is just a stone’s throw from the cycle path and looks for­ward to your fly­ing visit. 
Cas­tel­fe­der — Tren­to vaca­ti­on region
Distanz: 50 km Höhe (+): 80m Höhe (-): 110m
From the love­ly sur­roun­dings of the South Tyro­lean low­lands, you set off to explo­re char­ming Tren­ti­no. Along the Adi­ge cycle path, you cycle most­ly along the Adi­ge embank­ment, pas­sing through quaint vil­la­ges. One or two wine­ries will tempt you with their famous wines. At Salurn, whe­re the Ger­man-spea­king part of South Tyrol ends, the Hader­burg cast­le wat­ches over the Salur­ner Klau­se and tells sto­ries of the events of past cen­tu­ries. The stage town of Tren­to invi­tes you to enjoy the hust­le and bust­le of the cen­tral cathe­dral squa­re in the evening in a his­to­ric setting. 
Tren­to — Torbole/Riva del Garda
Distanz: 50 km Höhe (+): 210m Höhe (-): 330m
Flan­ked by stee­p­ly slo­ping high pla­teaus, you start your last cycle tour stage through the Tren­ti­no Adi­ge Val­ley until you turn off towards Riva del Gar­da short­ly after Rover­eto and cycle over the fer­ti­le Val­lag­a­ri­na towards the San Gio­van­ni Pass (287 m). A breath­ta­king view of the deep blue Lake Gar­da will pro­pel you down the val­ley towards your desti­na­ti­on. An excep­tio­nal­ly mild cli­ma­te gives the regi­on a suc­cessful mix­tu­re of moun­tain land­scape with lush Medi­ter­ra­ne­an flora. 
Indi­vi­du­al departure
Distanz: 0 km Höhe (+): 0m Höhe (-): 0m
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Booking code: MUC-GARDA

Minimum number of participants: 2

Season

05.05.2026 — 30.06.2026 (Arri­val: Tue, Fri)
01.07.2026 — 22.09.2026 (Arri­val: Tue, Fri)

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Single room

EUR 1.948,00
EUR 1.978,00

Double room*

EUR 1.538,00
EUR 1.568,00
*Prices are per person.

Additional nights BEFORE the tour

(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Extra night BEFORE the tour in Munich in a dou­ble room incl. breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night BEFORE the tour in Munich in a sin­gle room incl. breakfast 

Price per person/night

EUR 89,00
EUR 106,00

Additional nights AFTER the tour

(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Riva in a dou­ble room incl. breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Riva in a sin­gle room incl. breakfast 

Price per person/night

EUR 120,00
EUR 182,00

Additional transfers

(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Return trans­fer Riva-Munich ZOB on Tues­day, Thurs­day and Sunday

Price

EUR 225,00

Rental bikes

(01.01.2025 — 01.12.2025) Trek­king bike
(01.01.2025 — 01.12.2025) Trek­king e‑bike

Price

EUR 110,00
EUR 260,00

Services

Included services
  • Indi­vi­du­al cycling tours
  • 8 x over­night stays in sel­ec­ted *** hotels and inns with accom­mo­da­ti­on in a dou­ble room / sin­gle room with bath or shower/WC
  • 8 x breakfast
  • Spa/local taxes in Aus­tria and Ita­ly included; in Ger­ma­ny approx. 3 p.p./day
  • Lug­ga­ge trans­fer from hotel to hotel
  • Trans­fer by train or bus from Inns­bruck to the Bren­ner Pass
  • Detail­ed tra­vel docu­ments (rou­te descrip­ti­ons, maps, infor­ma­ti­on and important tele­pho­ne numbers)
  • Hand­le­bar bag for your tra­vel docu­ments (1x per room)
  • Feu­er und Eis Pin
  • 7‑day care­free ser­vice number
  • Dona­ti­on Sus­taina­bi­li­ty Initia­ti­ve Berg­wald­pro­jekt e.V.
Excluded services
  • Arri­val and depar­tu­re for the tour
  • Spa/local taxes in Ger­ma­ny (approx. 1–4 per person/night to be paid locally)
  • Cycling equip­ment (bicy­cle, hel­met, shoes, etc.)
  • Return trans­fer cos­ts for ren­tal bike or own bike, if no return trans­fer (per­son bike) booked
  • Par­king fees
  • Per­so­nal expenses
  • Tips
  • Optio­nal excursions
  • Meals and drinks, unless spe­ci­fied above
  • Trans­fer, unless included in the program

Additional information

Arri­val
By train: Rail jour­ney to Munich Cen­tral Sta­ti­on and by sub­way to the hotel.By pla­ne: Low-cost flights or sche­du­led flights to Munich Air­port. On request, we can orga­ni­ze trans­fers from the air­port to the start­ing point of the tour.Parking at the hotel in Munich (sub­ject to char­ge, advan­ce reser­va­ti­on at the hotel neces­sa­ry — paya­ble direct­ly at the hotel) 
Par­king
Par­king direct­ly at the start hotel. Advan­ce boo­king requi­red and limi­t­ed avai­la­bi­li­ty. Par­king fees per day 6,00 Euro, addi­tio­nal Park and Ride par­king lots in the Aiden­bach­stra­ße. Par­king fee per day 1,50 Euro
Return jour­ney by train
For the return jour­ney by train, we recom­mend the con­nec­tion from Rover­eto sta­ti­on to Munich with Euro­ci­ty 86 of ÖBB at 11:43 with arri­val in Munich at 16:35. Tickets and bike trans­port can be boo­ked via https://tickets.oebb.at/de/ticket/. Pri­ces from approx. 50 euros per per­son incl. bike transportation. 
Return trans­fer
Return trans­fer from Riva del Gar­da to Munich. In Riva the pick-up is eit­her direct­ly at the hotel or at the old town hotels occa­sio­nal­ly from a place 150 to 400 m from the hotel. The return trans­fer goes to Munich ZOB, whe­re you have the opti­on of using public trans­por­ta­ti­on to tra­vel home. 
Other notes
To ensu­re a stress-free start to the trip, we recom­mend arri­ving at the start­ing point by ear­ly evening in most cases. Some tours start as ear­ly as mid­day, in which case we recom­mend arri­ving the day befo­re and will be hap­py to book an extra night for you at the same time. The indi­vi­du­al return jour­ney takes place on the last day of the tour. The kilo­me­ters are appro­xi­ma­te and may dif­fer from the actu­al kilo­me­ters cover­ed. This tour is not sui­ta­ble for peo­p­le with redu­ced mobility. 
Mini­mum num­ber of participants
If a mini­mum num­ber of par­ti­ci­pan­ts is requi­red for the tour to take place, this is sta­ted under Pri­ces and ser­vices. If the mini­mum num­ber of par­ti­ci­pan­ts is not rea­ched, we reser­ve the right to can­cel the trip up to four weeks befo­re the date of arri­val. We recom­mend that you do not orga­ni­ze your arri­val and depar­tu­re until after this dead­line has passed.
Insu­ran­ces
Tra­vel can­cel­la­ti­on insu­rance inclu­ding tra­vel inter­rup­ti­on insu­rance is recom­men­ded in any case. Infor­ma­ti­on can be found at: https://www.feuer-eis-touristik.de/reiseversicherung
7‑day care­free number
No mat­ter how well plan­ned a trip is, in rare cases unex­pec­ted things hap­pen. At such times, it’s nice to have someone you can rely on on site. For this reason, you will have a local cont­act per­son on our indi­vi­du­al acti­vi­ty tours who will be hap­py to pro­vi­de you with infor­ma­ti­on and, as sta­ted in the tra­vel docu­ments, can be cont­ac­ted in an emergency.

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Being sustainable together

We are delighted to have been able to make a difference together with the Tegernsee vacation region since September 2020. Whether cultural, economic or natural sustainability, every aspect and every action is a positive step for the region in which we live. Together with other companies in the Tegernsee Valley, we look forward to actively working together to protect this wonderful spot on earth. As an exclusive tour operator for active travel in nature, we see it as our duty to sensitize all our travellers and protect our nature and homeland.

What do we want to achieve - added value and ecological footprint:

  • to bring people closer to nature in an authentic way
  • to work closely with regional partners and hosts
  • to create added value for the region and at the same time create added value for the guests
  • active participation in animal welfare (since January 2020)
  • CO2 optimizations in the itinerary