Road biking in Nauders on the Reschen Pass
Discover the prettiest Alpine passes on a road bike
Road cyclists feel particularly at home in the border triangle between the glacier, the mountain and the see!
Where there are mountains, there are also mountain passes: All around the Reschen Pass road cyclists can find the most amazing Alpine passes with stunning views. Nauders’ position makes it the ideal starting point for exciting road bike trips.
Between Tyrol, South Tyrol and the Swiss Engadine – extended trips connect the Tyrolean glacier, for example, with the Mediterranean climate in Italy. Sounds good? What are you waiting for?
Welcome to Nauders am Reschenpass, the ideal starting point for unforgettable road bike tours. Nauders is picturesquely nestled in the border triangle of Austria, Switzerland and Italy and offers a unique combination of breathtaking nature and challenging routes. Here you can live out your passion for road cycling to the max in one of the most beautiful regions in the Alps.
Fascinating passes in the surrounding area
Nauders is known for its impressive Alpine passes, which offer both challenging and scenic routes. The highlights include:
- Reschen Pass (1504 m): This pass connects Austria and Italy and offers a spectacular drive with panoramic views of the surrounding mountain peaks and Lake Reschen.
- Stelvio Pass (2757 m): A must for every ambitious racing cyclist. The famous 48 hairpin bends and the magnificent views make this pass one of the most famous and sought-after challenges in the Alps.
- Ofen Pass (2149 m): This lesser-known but no less beautiful pass leads into Switzerland and offers a quiet but challenging route through the Swiss National Park area.
- Timmelsjoch (2474 m): The “Secret Route” between Austria and Italy not only offers a physical test, but also breathtaking views of the Ötztal and Passeiertal valleys.
- Finstermünzpass (1188 m): This pass connects Austria and Switzerland and offers a beautiful route through the Inn Valley. The route is less frequented and therefore offers a quiet riding experience.
- Flüela Pass (2383 m): Located in Switzerland, this pass offers a challenging route with spectacular views of the Davos Alps.
- Jaufenpass (2094 m): This pass connects the Passeier Valley with the Wipptal Valley in South Tyrol and is known for its picturesque hairpin bends and varied landscape.
- Gampen Pass (1518 m): This pass leads from Merano to Fondo and offers a scenic route through southern Tyrol.
- Umbrail Pass (2501 m): The highest road pass in Switzerland, which offers a direct link to the Stelvio Pass and is known for its challenging climbs and breathtaking views.
Lake Reschen: a highlight of every tour
A particular highlight is Lake Reschen, whose sunken church tower rises out of the water and is a popular photo motif. The circuit around the lake is a picturesque yet sporty tour, the perfect combination of culture and nature. The flat stretches along the shore offer relaxation, while the adjacent mountain slopes provide challenging climbs.
Experience the border triangle
The location in the border triangle is another plus point of Nauders. You can explore three different countries by road bike in just a few hours. Discover the diversity of the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alpine landscapes and experience the different cultures and culinary delights along the way.
Conclusion
Nauders on the Reschen Pass is the ideal destination for racing cyclists who love a challenge and want to experience the beauty of the Alps up close. The impressive passes, the idyllic Lake Reschen and the unique location in the border triangle make Nauders an incomparable starting point for your next road bike tour. Come and be inspired by the diversity and beauty of this region!
