Self-guided Adventures in Germany
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This is the perfect combination of exploring on your own, yet having someone help you plan a trip which is otherwise quite complex to put together.
-Mary Kolsrud
Hikes in the German Alps and pre-Alps are full of beauty and have a longer season than many other areas in the Alps. While still stunning and awe-inspiring, much of the mountainous terrain in Germany is more forgiving than the terrain in neighboring Austria and Switzerland. The lower elevation also allows for a longer season. We find Germany especially wonderful for off-season tours, bicycle touring and kid-friendly outdoor adventures.
We offer several trans-alp bicycle tours that originate in Germany, as well as our fantastic Breweries of Bavaria Bicycle Tour. Our Hut to Hut with the Little Ones is also located in the gentle German pre-Alps, not far south of Munich.
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This fantastic bicycle tour across the Alps sticks almost entirely to bicycle trails and farm roads, making it a great tour for beginners and active families alike. As one of the longest established bike tours across the Alps, this tour offers great signage, allowing cyclists the capacity to enjoy every kilometer to the fullest.
Responsible Travel Score: 10 /15
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Bavaria is famous for beer, but we think Bavaria should be famous for bike touring as well. We combine the best of both worlds by taking advantage of the great bicycle route infrastructure to get our customers to the best brews. In addition to making a visit to Augustiner and Paulaner in Munich, this route leads to breweries in monasteries, and in a convent located on an island in what the locals call, the Bavarian Sea.
Responsible Travel Score: 13 /15
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Castles, mountains, food, culture, and history – this bike tour between Munich and Venice travels 600 kilometers through three countries. Cycle through Germany, Austria and Italy, passing through the Dolomites and other highlights in the region, ending at the Adriatic Sea.
The Active version of the tour is shorter, but requires longer cycling days and provides less free time to explore the region.
Responsible Travel Score: 9 /15
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Mountain Bike self-guided through Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Italy; passing castles and enjoying breathtaking mountain views. This mountain bike tour presents little technical difficulty, but requires adequate conditioning for the daily elevation gain.
Responsible Travel Score: 10 /15
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Castles, mountains, food, culture, and history – this bike tour between Munich and Venice travels 600 kilometers through three countries. Cycle through Germany, Austria and Italy, passing through the Dolomites and other highlights in the region, ending at the Adriatic Sea.
The Relaxed version of the tour is longer. The cycling days are shorter and there is more free time to explore the region.
Responsible Travel Score: 9 /15
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