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Tourismusverband Eisacktal
Großer Graben 26 a
39042 Brixen, Italien
Tel: 0039 0472 / 802232
Fax: 0039 0472 / 801315
info@eisacktal.com
www.eisackbike.info

Törggelen at home
You can also enjoy these wonderful traditions in your home. An afternoon and evening with friends, good food and wine – after your holiday too. To do this you need a view ingredients, which you can prepare easily, and some South Tyroleon wine or Most. Then, with a few more Tyrolean specialities, your traditional South Tyrolean evening is ready.

You can find recipies here!

Eisacktal


… The tasteful roadbike region

The Eisacktal is one of the main valleys in South Tyrol. Geographically speaking, it stretches from the source of the Eisack on the Brenner to where it enters the Etsch before Bolzano. The stretch contains km of pleasure when it comes to biking and is just as suitable for families as it is for hobby cyclists.

• Würzjoch (Passo delle Erbe)

• Jaufenpass

• Sella Ronda Bike Day (24.06. and
   23.09.2012)

• tours of the Region

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Away from the road:
Nestled between extensive fruit orchards, vineyards, and stylish little towns with a Mediterranean flair, it would be a real shame not to fully exploit all of the attractions aside from cycling.

• „Törggelen“

• Dolomitental Villnöss

• Klausen

• Eisacktaler Genießerstraßen

• Paragleiten, Rafting und Canyoning

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Roadbike season

March - November
What the roadbike expert says:

“The Eisacktal valley in South Tyrol is an absolute paradise of passes: the Jaufenpass, Würzjoch, Sella and Pordoi to name but a few. Mountain specialists will be really fulfilled here. You should definitely include a circular tour in your plans, e.g. the Sella Ronda. If this circuit’s too long, you can ride the passes separately if you prefer; each one of them is an absolute dream. The Würzjoch makes the connection into the fable-rich world of the Dolomites. The Jaufenpass is one of my favourites too. By connecting into the west, it opens up a whole load more tour possibilities.”
(Alexander Resch, hotelier)