Attractions around Santa Maria Val Müstair

One of the most important Alpine passes in Europe, second for height with its 2758 m, here we have seen the exploits of many heroes of world cycling, an epic climb!

The stretch from Tabaretta to Payer is a truly enchanting segment of the trail. Not difficult, but very beautiful from the point of view of the landscape and the views … read more

Spectacular hut directly on the normal path to the Ortler. Getting on was a bit demanding at times.

Val Mora is a valley adjacent to the basin of the Cancano lakes, connected to this by the wine and salt road. It is a wild and untouched valley. A … read more

This long and easy path in Val Mora is mostly flat and with excellent conditions. The panorama all around, then, is truly unrepeatable.

A fantastic descent with - in comparison to Stelvio - little traffic. You can let it fly right or you drive a little slower and enjoy the really beautiful view … read more

Simply a dream: the highest peak in South Tyrol. The world is at your feet. You can see the other impressive mountains all around UNDER you! - The perfect king, … read more

The Umbrail pass, located at 2501 meters above sea level, connects the Swiss canton of Grisons to the Italian Valtellina. From the pass, it is possible to reach the Stelvio pass in just three kilometres.

From the data purely, the Pass da Costainas is not a gigantic pass. The top of the pass is located at just 2,251 meters. But the backdrop is gigantic and … read more

The queen of all Alpine passes, a sweeping carousel that is second to none. 48 hairpin bends take you up the 1,200 vertical meters from Gomagoi, Trafoi to the Franzenshöhe. … read more

The Döss Radond is located at an altitude of 2,234 metres. It is the highest point of Val Mora. Once here it is all downhill, whether you continue towards Switzerland … read more

A fraction of the Swiss municipality of Val Müstair, Santa Maria was called, in Italian, "Santa Maria Val Monastero". From here starts the splendid road to Passo Umbrail, also known as the Giogo di Santa Maria.

Located at 2,149 meters within the Swiss canton of Graubünden, the Ofen Pass connects the Engadine Valley and Val Müstair. The road that leads to the pass was inaugurated in 1871, never has steep slopes and always continues gently.

In the town of Prato allo Stelvio you can breathe the emotion of the cyclists who leave here every year to tackle the legendary Stelvio Pass. Furthermore, many people come … read more

Bormio is one of the main cities of true alpine climbing, Stelvio, Gavia, Cancano lakes, Foscagno Pass, and Mortirolo all start from here.
Must try once in a lifetime.

The single trail on the Alp del Gallo was one of the absolute highlights in some Bike Transalp Challenges. In numerous curves and even more serpentines, the single trail meanders … read more

Sulden (Italian: Solda) is a mountain village with about 400 inhabitants in the Suldental in the western part of South Tyrol (Italy). It belongs to the municipality of Stelvio, lies … read more

To separate Lake Cancano and Lake San Giacomo, there is a dam that can be easily traveled by bike and from which you can enjoy an excellent view over the entire Fraele Valley.

One of the most beautiful viewpoints of these valleys, from Bocchetta di Forcola it is still possible today to observe some remains relating to the First World War, when this area was the scene of hard battles.

Short but nice descent from the Bocchetta di Forcola to the Umbrail pass. By the way, the shortest way!