Alps – Transalp
Cross the Alps with your mountain bike on this mid-level Transalp from Innsbruck to Torbole at Lake Garda. Enjoy stunning alpine scenery, rustic villages, great Austrian/ Italian food and the unique culture.
Multi-day Biking
Day 1 | 47.2km | 1506m | -985m |
Day 2 | 48.6km | 1798m | -1292m |
Day 3 | 25.1km | 204m | -882m |
Day 4 | 37.3km | 1237m | -1479m |
Day 5 | 65.6km | 1630m | -1365m |
Day 6 | 46.9km | 1977m | -817m |
Day 7 | 59.7km | 1082m | -2669m |
Day 8 | 45.1km | 819m | -1349m |
8 days
Description
The Transalp/ “AlpenX” is a rite of passage for many European mountain bikers. It is a special feeling to embark on a trip with light equipment, knowing you’ll spend most of the coming days in the saddle focused on continuing to pedal uphill. Find below our personal route.
What to bring
Tips
- Sleeping: We decided to bring our tent and to alternate sleeping in hotels with sleeping on campgrounds.
- Day 1: Camping Edelweiss, Stubaital
- Day 2: Sattelbergalm, Gries am Brenner
- Day 3: Camping Gilfenklamm, Gasteig
- Day 4: Residence Pichler, St. Leonhard im Passeiertal
- Day 5: Camping Park Baita Dolomiti, Sarnonico
- Day 6: Refugio Orso Bruno, Commezzadura
- Day 7: Camping Val Redena, Daré
- Day 8: AirBnB Ora del Garda
- Check out the many, many ways to get across the Alps on your bike – e.g., the “classic” Albrecht route.
- Be prepared for changing weather including strong wind, rain, and snow. Make sure to carry a lightweight bivy and first aid kit along with tools and spares.