The breathtaking Dolomites panorama and countless trails and paths. Plus many worthwhile destinations on the mountain and in the valley. Dobbiaco can definitely be described as a bike paradise. That is why our Camping Olympia is also perfect for bikepacking or camping holidays with bikes in the Dolomites.
Saddle up your bike and go on a journey of discovery in the mountains!
With a mountain bike along the forest path up to the mountain pasture? Would you like to take an extended tour through the mountains of the Dolomites on an e-bike?
Camping Olympia is the ideal place for camping by bike in the Dolomites. We also have a bike rental service where you can rent a mountain bike or an e-bike (for a fee).
Would you like to discover the Dolomites on two wheels, but don’t know which tour you should choose? We have the best solution: twice a week you have the opportunity to take part in our free, guided mountain bike tours. Nothing will stand in the way of your having fun.
Would you like to go on a longer, leisurely bike ride? Camping Olympia is located right next to the Val Pusteria cycle path, which leads from Rio di Pusteria near Bressanone to Lienz in East Tyrol. Since we are at the highest point of the cycle path, it goes downhill slightly in both directions.
And if you want, you can take the train back to Dobbiaco.
Camping Olympia is located right next to the Val Pusteria cycle path, which runs from Rio di Pusteria near Bressanone to Lienz in East Tyrol. You can rent mountain bikes and e-bikes with us, and join our guided mountain bike tours free of charge twice a week.
The adjoining Val Pusteria cycle path is flat and well maintained, and our guided tours are free twice a week. We offer both easy and more challenging tours.
You can rent mountain bikes and e-bikes with us for a fee. Regular city bikes and mountain bikes cost €25.00 per day. E-bikes cost between €50.00 and €60.00 per day, depending on the model. Bikes must be returned by 8:00 pm.
Yes! The Val Pusteria cycle path is at its highest point right at our doorstep, so it’s gently downhill in both directions – making it especially comfortable for the whole family. If you don’t want to cycle back, you can conveniently return by train.