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South Tyrol
Brixen - Bressanone

View of Neustift Abbey – View of Lüsen Valley loop from Brixen - Bressanone

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Road cycling routes
Italy
South Tyrol
Brixen - Bressanone

View of Neustift Abbey – View of Lüsen Valley loop from Brixen - Bressanone

Hard

4.8

(44)

886

riders

View of Neustift Abbey – View of Lüsen Valley loop from Brixen - Bressanone

04:48

73.8km

2,140m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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After 39.7 km for 2.95 km

Closed: • November-April (otherwise open)

After 43.1 km for 8.13 km

Closed: • November-April (otherwise open)

After 51.3 km for 1.38 km

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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841 m

Brixen

Highlight • Settlement

The beautiful episcopal city of Bressanone is always worth a visit, the center can also be reached automatically via the network of cycle paths.

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4.56 km

View of Neustift Abbey

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The beautiful monastery is situated magnificently on the plain, surrounded by mountains.

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3

15.0 km

Bressanone Cathedral (Duomo di Bressanone)

Highlight • Religious Site

Brixen Cathedral and the cloister
All roads lead to the cathedral square of Brixen, the heart of the city. The cathedral is one of the most important sacred buildings along the Alps and is one of the most famous sights in Brixen. Its origins go back to the 10th century AD. The last major renovation took place in the 18th century. The building was completed in the baroque style with a classical vestibule.
The cloister is part of the cathedral district and is vaulted with a Gothic cross vault. The frescoes date from the 14th and 15th centuries and document the development of art in the Middle Ages.
Text / source: Brixen Tourismus Genossenschaft, Regensburger Allee 9, 39042 Brixen
brixen.org/de/urbanes-lebensgefuehl/altstadtflair/top-10-wandern-brixen

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4

28.6 km

View of Lüsen Valley

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Amazing views, fun descents

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5

29.2 km

View of Lüsen

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A beautiful view with a picturesque panorama of Lüsen.

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42.8 km

The Würzjoch (2,006 meters) is definitely one of those passes where you can stay for a few days without having to drive a route twice. A bike paradise, so to speak. Together with the Kofeljoch it connects the Eisack valley in the west with the Gadertal in the east and lies in the shadow of the majestic north face of the Peitlerkofel. There is not often that much panorama on a mountain bike tour!

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48.5 km

Passo Eores (Halsl)

Mountain Pass

8

56.5 km

Bus stop with a bench in the shade and a fantastic panorama.

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9

66.3 km

In the church forecourt there is a fountain with lovely fresh water to drink and cool off in summer.

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73.8 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

69.2 km

2.94 km

1.08 km

533 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

65.9 km

7.46 km

366 m

106 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (1,990 m)

Lowest point (560 m)

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Friday 14 August

27°C

14°C

68 %

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Comments

July 2, 2023,Würzjoch (Rennrad-Tour)
On the second day, the Würzjoch was on the agenda. At the end of the mountain the pace picked up a bit.

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The first tour of our Dolomites holiday took me to the Würzjoch (passo delle Erbe) in initially beautiful autumn weather.
As I wanted to make the ascent from Lüsen, I first went from the Villnößtal in a curve, on some small, enchanted, low-traffic roads, via Sankt Andrä and then on a rapid descent to Lüsen.
Just behind Lüsen, the challenging …

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