The Via Claudia Augusta - an imposing and historical long-distance Roman connection

With the development of the route as a long-distance cycle way, the route now attracts nature and culture bike-enthusiasts from all over the world. Floodplains and forests line the cycle path, rugged mountain peaks melt into gentle vineyards, rustic villages impress with their pleasant tranquillity and happily rippling rivers lead the way into the urban hustle and bustle of places of historical importance.
With our range of cycle tour options along the Via Claudia Augusta, we offer you the opportunity to enjoy this greatly varied landscape to the full. Our daily stages are designed in such a way that, depending on your desire, you can pursue the cultural and historical finds of the Via Claudia Augusta or devote yourself to the sporty side of your cycling holiday. Depending on your choice of bike tour, organised transfers are available for you to tackle the high Alpine passes. You can also conquer the entire Via Claudia Augusta - a good 700 kilometres by bike - in distinct parts. Your bike tour in the footsteps of the Romans will definitely be a journey through time, nature and history.

• Our travel packages are advertised as “classic” or “sporty” versions. The most important differences are that the "classic" versions include transfers over the two Alpine passes (Fernpass & Reschenpass) whilst the "sporty" versions only include a short transfer over the Fernpass. This results in somewhat longer daily stages to be cycled in the "sporty" versions and some notable climbs to be mastered.
• You can choose from Donauwörth, Augsburg, Füssen and Bozen as your tour starting points.
• In addition to the destinations of Bolzano, Verona and Quarto d’Altino, which are located directly on the Via Claudia Augusta, we also offer you the opportunity to cycle to Lake Garda (Riva del Garda / Peschiera del Garda)
• The route mainly follows along cycle paths in traffic-calmed/free areas. However, some sections also run along quiet side streets and through towns. In the northern area, a few sections are on gravel tracks. In the southern part of the Via Claudia Augusta, especially shortly after Feltre and in the area of Ponte della Priula (just before Treviso), you have to switch to a road with heavier traffic for about 6 km, due to the lack of an alternative. 
• The signage along the route is very good from the north to Verona or Lake Garda. From Feltre to Quarto d’Altino, the official signage leaves something to be desired. To help, especially in this area but also along the rest of the route, we have attached our own special markers on the entire route which help find the way easily.