The summer comes slowly again. Here the question arises again – Mare / Monti? Mountain or sea? Meanwhile I can’t imagine a better combination than first spending a week in the mountains and then relaxing at the sea. From South Tyrol you certainly have a great starting position here. Down to Italy (yes – South Tyrol is in Italy, but as a South Tyrolean you always say “down to Italy”) it’s only a few hours to the sea. But for now, we’ll stay here in this beautiful region of Italy.
- Here you can find all my South Tyrol articles
- Here you can find my tips around the Törggelen!
- Winter in South Tyrol
Today there is a sporty tip on the Alpe di Siusi. Last summer I had the pleasure of going on an e-bike tour on the Alpe di Siusi with one of my best friends Marc. Marc as a local knows not only on the Alm geographically, but also historically great. He knows the Alm inside out.
In winter I always spend a lot of time on the alp. Snowed in, it is also a dream. No less impressive is the mountain panorama in summer. The view of the Schlern, however, always remains spectacular. No less exciting is the view in the direction of Val Gardena with Langkofel and Plattkofel. You can see this particularly well in the picture above.
- Did you know that the Alpe di Siusi is the highest mountain plateau in Europe?
With the cable car from Siusi you can ride your e-bikes up to the plateau and from there you can ride the entire plateau within a few hours on the various bike trails. It’s crazy that with e-bikes everything is now so easily accessible. However, we were lucky and the alp was not very crowded.
DUMPLING TRIS as strengthening
We rode all the way to the “back” to Saltria and stopped for a bite to eat at the Tirler. I couldn’t miss a delicious traditional dumpling tris.
- The Tirler – Dolomites Living Hotel is also a wonderful 4* hotel with a great position in the middle of the nature reserve.
Once again a wonderful experience at home. But next time I will be without electric and with my new gravel bike.
