Follow the Drau cycle path – the source in Dobbiaco to the sunny town of Lienz
Follow the Drau cycle path – the source in Dobbiaco to the sunny town of Lienz
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On this tour you ride almost entirely downhill with a slight gradient. The route repeatedly meets the railway tracks, so you can spontaneously shorten the route by taking the train. This tour is the first stage of the Drau cycle path, which skirts the source area of the Drau between Toblach and Innichen. The Drau cycle path continues for a total of 510 kilometers through Carinthia to the Croatian-Slovenian border near Varaždin.
It starts in Toblach at the train station. You ride through lush green meadows towards Innichen, the first of several beautiful towns that you will visit today. Shortly afterwards you cross the border between Italy and Austria. In terms of landscape, not much changes after the border: the entire cycle path is lined with mountains, the main Alpine ridge on the left and the Dolomites on the right.
In addition to the village and town centers, the South Tyrolean waffle factory near Silian, picnic areas by the river, the castle in Heinfels and the Galitzeklamm gorge make this tour exciting. The lavishly restored Heinfels Castle is particularly worth seeing. We recommend a guided tour, during which the halls, battlements and the castle chapel are also opened for you.
The destination of this tour is the train station in the sunny city of Lienz. The sun shines here for an average of over 2,000 hours a year. Ideal conditions for seeing the beautiful city and strolling along the rivers Drau and Isel.
by Südtirol I Alto Adige I South Tyrol
Last updated: June 5, 2024
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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44 m
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4.95 km
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12.6 km
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43.9 km
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44.5 km
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48.6 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
33.5 km
11.1 km
2.67 km
1.32 km
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Surfaces
41.2 km
6.28 km
629 m
510 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,220 m)
Lowest point (670 m)
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Monday 20 July
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9°C
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Read the full story: lifeintravel.it/ciclabile-san-candido-lienz-in-bici-dolomiti.html
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Where do we start from? The Val Pusteria cycle path connects Brunico with San Candido, but we decided to start from Dobbiaco, the town before San Candido
The Drava cycle path starts from San Candido onwards
From Dobbiaco you can leave near the train station
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Vitalpinum and Lienz city tour in a separate recording
from the prospectus:
Day 3: Cycle tour on the Drau Cycle Path to Lienz (approx. 45 km)
We start with the bikes again in San Candido and cycle today on the Drau Cycle Path to Lienz in East Tyrol. Not far from the source of the Drau …
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We took the train from Lienz to Toblach in South Tyrol. I bought tickets to San Candido and then, with a somewhat uneasy feeling, sat there for another 4 minutes without tickets to Dobbiaco. The ÖBB only sells tickets to San Candido. The Italian conductor …
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in my opinion I wouldn't do it again unless I went beyond Lienz
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April 17, 2024
On this tour you ride almost entirely downhill with a slight gradient. The route repeatedly meets the railway tracks, so you can spontaneously shorten the route by taking the train. This tour is the first stage of the Drau cycle path, which skirts the source area of the Drau between Toblach and Innichen
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September 8, 2024
Great (!) how komoot describes a bike tour. You've cycled 48.6 km.
And how do you get back???
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