On the mountain you greet each other

On the mountain you greet each other, this is tradition and this applies to bikers and hikers

Respect signage and stay on the trail/path

Close pasture gates and don’t scare/stroke animals

Always ride in a way that allowes you to stop in case of emergency (ride with foresight)

Use your brakes smoothly

Use your brakes smoothly in order not to ruin trails, paths and gravel roads

Two mountain bikers are out and about in the Dolomites

Biking through the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

Endless variety when biking in South Tyrol

Exploring the Seiser Alm by bike is pure enjoyment. Breathtaking mountain panoramas rise above gentle, sun-drenched Alpine meadows – and right in the middle of it all, you’re on your bike. An e-bike tour is one of the very best ways to experience the wide-open landscapes of the Seiser Alm. Down in the surroundings of the villages of Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern, Völs am Schlern and Tiers am Rosengarten, you can ride along leisurely biking routes through picturesque scenery. The Seiser Alm and its villages offer everything from well-maintained cycle paths and mountain-bike routes along wide forest tracks to demanding tours with major altitude differences. And as the bike routes stretch across two elevation levels between 700 m and 2,440 m, you can enjoy biking here throughout the entire year.

Do you know the official biking rules? You can download them here.

More tours & demanding trails

The biking region Seiser Alm/Gröden

The Seiser Alm biking region is connected to Gröden, giving you access to a total of 600 km of bike routes. Exploring them is a true delight from spring through autumn. Gröden also offers several highly demanding trails with thrilling descents, including the legendary Sellaronda MTB Tour, which you can reach from the Seiser Alm by bike.
Whether you prefer relaxed tours or technical challenges, the combined biking region opens up an impressive spectrum of landscapes, viewpoints and experiences to enjoy on two wheels.

Bike tours

Explore the Seiser Alm region on two wheels

Head up high with the ropeways

All about bike transport

The Seiser Alm gondola lift brings both you and your bike up to the Seiser Alm within minutes. Several lifts on the Seiser Alm are also suitable for bike transport (for a fee). This means you can explore the largest Alpine plateau in Europe right to its farthest corners.
Look forward to unforgettable rides, panoramic high-mountain routes and the freedom of discovering South Tyrol’s Dolomites landscapes on two wheels – at your own pace and in your own style.

Seiser Alm cable car Summer ropeways

A man and a woman are getting off the gondola lift at Alpe di Siusi with their bicycles

Dolomiti Bike Galaxy

To the interactive map

Two mountain bikers are riding on a bike path; in the background, the Schlern can be seen

Three mountain bikers are riding along a bike path

Two mountain bikers are out and about on the Seiser Alm

Live from the Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

Real-time information & insights

The Golden Rules for Mountain Bikers and Cyclists

Rules of conduct

Please bear in mind that there are also hikers on many of the trails and that mutual respect is essential for peaceful coexistence. All paths that do not appear on the map or on this website are for different reasons not suitable for use with a mountain bike and should therefore please not be ridden. We recommend to choose routes suited to your abilities and to wear a helmet.

: On the mountain you greet each other, this is tradition and this applies to bikers and hikers
: Give way to pedestrians
: Respect signage and stay on the trail/path
: Close pasture gates and don’t scare/stroke animals
: Always ride in a way that allowes you to stop in case of emergency (ride with foresight)
: Use your brakes smoothly in order not to ruin trails, paths and gravel roads