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8 stages on the Alpe Adria Cycling Path

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8 stages on the Alpe Adria Cycling Path

Bike Touring Collection by komoot

9

days

0-4 h

/ day

269 mi

11,025 ft

12,225 ft

Crossing the Alps by bike is a dream for many cyclists. And thanks to the perfectly prepared Alpe Adria bike path, you don't even have to be a top athlete to master this tour. In just one week, it takes you from Mozart's hometown Salzburg in Austria to the Italian Mediterranean Coast. Make your way from the Gastein Valley to Böckstein, where a train takes you to Mallnitz on the other side of the Gamskarlspitze mountain range in just 11 minutes. Out in the open again, the bike path is winding through the Austrian county Carinthia. Once in Italy, you will pass Tarvis, Gemona, Undine and Aquileia on your way to Gardo on the Adriatic shore. Idyllic spots, beautiful tourist sights and impressive landscapes will accompany you on your trip to the South. One thing is for certain: every cyclist deserves a delicious gelato at the end of their trip, as well as a refreshing jump into the Adriatic Sea.

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Alpe Adria Cycling Path

262 mi

14,025 ft

15,400 ft

Last updated: June 14, 2023

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Collection Stats

  • Tours
    9
  • Distance
    269 mi
  • Duration
    29:20 h
  • Elevation
    11,025 ft12,225 ft

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