Motorbike tours in Italy
Dolomite Passes & Lakes
Motorcycle tours in Italy link the Dolomite passes of South Tyrol with the lakes, valleys and scenic roads of Trentino. Ride over the Sella, Pordoi or Stelvio passes, discover the Brenta Dolomites, Val di Sole and Lake Garda, and choose your route based on distance, the number of bends and elevation gain. You’ll also find the perfect MoHo – Motorcycle Hotel – to use as your base for your tours.
Curves and views - fun guaranteed
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Hotel Teutschhaus - Trento - Rovereto - Fugazze Pass (1162m) - Xomo…
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Hotel Teutschhaus - Cavalese - Moena - Canazei - Fedaiasee -…
This tour is the perfect Timmelsjoch experience
This wonderful motorbike tour to Lake Garda combines the tranquil South…
Cool moto tour in the area where the glacier mummy "Ötzi" was found! This…
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Hotel Teutschhaus - Deutschnofen - Welschnofen - Karersee -…
Moar's Hotel/Olang - Dobbiaco - Schluderbach crossroads - Lake Misurina…
Winding through two of Austria's federal states
Moar's Hotel/Olang - San Candido - Sesto Kreuzbergpass (1,636 m) - Padola -…
From the Sellaronda to the lakes of Trentino and Friuli
The motorbike tours in Italy take you through South Tyrol, the Dolomites, Trentino and Friuli-Venezia Giulia. In the Dolomites, the Sellaronda links the Grödner Joch, Campolongo, Pordoi and Sella passes. In the west, the Vinschgau Valley, Lake Reschen and the Stelvio Pass define the character of the tours, whilst the Karer Pass, Passo Rolle, Manghen Pass and Würzjoch offer further winding alternatives.
Further south , the Brenta Dolomites, Val di Sole, Valsugana and lake routes towards Lake Garda, Lake Idro and Lake Levico alternate. Friuli-Venezia Giulia rounds off the range with the Carnic and Julian Alps, the Plöcken Pass, Sella Nevea and quiet roads through unspoilt valleys. This means you can choose between Alpine circuits with plenty of mountain passes, leisurely lake tours and less-travelled border regions.
Tour information that goes beyond the digital route
A motorbike tour in northern Italy should be planned taking into account altitude, the season and traffic volumes. Mountain passes may be closed due to weather conditions; during events such as car-free cycling days, several Dolomite passes may also be temporarily closed to motorised traffic. You should therefore check road conditions, the weather and any toll sections shortly before setting off.
MoHo hosts complement the range of tours with local expertise, route tips and GPS data. Depending on the hotel, facilities may include a motorbike garage or covered parking space, a washing area, drying facilities and tools. The specific services are listed in the hotel profile. After your ride, there’s time to enjoy South Tyrolean cuisine, Trentino specialities, a spa treatment or a quiet evening by the lake.
