Austria · Dolomites
Ride slow. Eat well. Together.
Bikes & Bites began with a family question: where can we ride at our children's pace, and still end the day at a table worth stopping for? Every route here is paired with the huts, cellars and family-run kitchens along the way, so the trip is about time together, not just kilometres.
Cycle routes and food stops across Austria and South Tyrol, chosen for families and easygoing riders.
Routes
RoutesCurated cycle paths and bikeable roads across Austria and South Tyrol.

Pustertal Valley Cycle Path
A gentle valley glide from Innichen to Bruneck, shadowed by Dolomite spires and punctuated by smokehouses.

Val Venosta Apple Route
Orchard corridors from Mals to Naturns, ending in a cool cellar of Vinschgau white wine.

Danube Cycle Path — Wachau Segment
Melk to Krems along the Donau: baroque abbey, apricot orchards, and a Heuriger bench at dusk.

Lake Neusiedl Loop
A flat, wind-swept circuit of the steppe lake — reeds, fried fish, and cellar lanes at sunset.
On the map

Almkäserei Wald im Pinzgau
Pinzgauer Bierkäse with dark bread and a beer, 200 m off the path
- Secure bike parking
- Cyclist-friendly
- Bottle refill

Bäckerei Leopold Kirschner
A family bakery with shops across the Kamp Valley, including one right in Gobelsburg.
- Cyclist-friendly
- Quick service
- Bottle refill

Bäckerei Preiss
The bakery in Laas, the Vinschgau village known for its marble and its apricots.
- Cyclist-friendly4
- Secure bike parking3
- Quick service2
- +2

Bäckerei-Café Ruetz
A bakery-café on Schwaz's Andreas-Hofer-Straße, made for a mid-morning pause.
- Secure bike parking
- Cyclist-friendly
- Quick service
- +1

Brotstube Waidbruck
Schüttelbrot broken over hard cheese and speck
- Cyclist-friendly
- Quick service
- Bottle refill

Buschenschank Johannserhof
A traditional farm tavern above Klausen, serving homemade South Tyrolean specialities.
- Secure bike parking
- Cyclist-friendly
