6-Day E-Bike Tour through 3 Countries: Switzerland, Austria, and Italy

Tour Details and Requirements

• Daily Distance: 40–60 km (25–37 miles)
• Elevation Gain: 1,000–1,300 m (3,280–4,270 ft) per day

Stage 1 – Lavin, Engadine Villages & Scuol, Switzerland

We start the adventure with a scenic train ride to Lavin, a charming village in Lower Engadine. From there, we pedal through forest paths and traditional villages, taking in the Engadine architecture, deep valleys, and clear mountain streams. In the afternoon, we arrive in Scuol, known for its thermal baths and local culinary delights.

Stage 2 – From Lower Engadine to Nauders, Austria

Today’s ride takes us through majestic mountain landscapes and along alpine rivers as we cross the border into Austria. We finish the day in the quaint village of Nauders, where Austrian hospitality awaits.

Stage 3 – Reschen Pass & Reschensee to South Tyrol, Italy

We ride across the Reschen Pass into Italy, passing by the iconic submerged church tower in Lake Reschen. Our route leads us into the Upper Vinschgau region in South Tyrol, offering spectacular alpine views.

Stage 4 – Swiss National Park to Livigno, Italy

Our route takes us along the edge of the Swiss National Park with a 4-km singletrail section—mostly easy but with some challenges. We then reach Livigno, Italy, a mountain paradise famous for its scenic beauty and duty-free shopping.

Stage 5 – Forcola di Livigno to St. Moritz/Pontresina, Switzerland

We climb over the Forcola di Livigno, enjoying breathtaking views of Upper Engadine. The route passes through charming alpine villages and alongside pristine lakes.

Stage 6 – Upper Engadine Exploration & Return to Klosters

For our final day of riding, we explore the Upper Engadine, including world-famous St. Moritz, known for its luxurious resorts and stunning mountain scenery. After this last adventure, we return to Klosters by train, where the tour concludes.

Who is this tour for?

These bike holidays across Switzerland, Austria, and Italy are perfect for fit cyclists who are comfortable with descents on steep gravel roads. While the tour is beginner-friendly in terms of technical difficulty, a good level of fitness is essential. Daily stages range from 40 to 60 km (25–37 miles), with elevation gains between 1,000 and 1,300 m (3,280–4,270 ft).