Culinary cycle tour. Through the Hall-Wattens region
Terms and conditions of participation and farm shops
Time: 9 am
Duration: approx. 6 hours
Travel time only: approx. 3 hours
Meeting point: Hall-Wattens Region Tourist Board, Unterer Stadtplatz 19, 6060 Hall in Tirol
Number of participants: max. 14 people
Booking: by Tuesday at 12 noon at the latest at the Tourist Board
Cost: €29
Farm shops:
1st stop: Bartlhof Butcher’s, Thaur
2nd Stop: Thaur Farm Shop
3rd stop: Thaur Fish Farm, natural and unique, founded in 1504 under Emperor Maximilian I.
4th stop: Franzelerhof Absam, organic vegetables
5th Stop: Krippachhof farm shop in Absam, biodynamic vegetable farm
6th stop: Albert Unterkircher in Absam, organic beekeeping business “Bienenwerkstatt”
7th stop: Lumperer organic farm in Fritzens, light lunch
8th Stop: Weberhof Mils, farm shop with cake buffet (closed in August!)
9. Stop: Meislhof Absam, Tyrolean fine spirits by Reinhold Mair
Good to know:
- We’ll be riding e-bikes. Bikes can be hired from BikeBox in Hall; please arrange this yourself. Rental costs €28 per day.
- Helmets are compulsory
- You may wish to bring a rucksack for purchases at the farm shops – however, a cargo bike will accompany the tour.
- The contribution towards expenses includes the guide and a simple lunch plus one drink; all other costs must be paid individually on site!
- In addition to the guide, the tour is accompanied by another person on a cargo bike. This means you can have your shopping transported comfortably throughout the day.
Map and elevation profile of the cycle route
Book a culinary cycle tour online
Waste and waste separation
Nature is a home and a place of respite for all living creatures. We therefore ask that you minimise waste and sort your rubbish appropriately. Many products in the farm shops are sold in jars or bottles that can be returned.
Getting there for the culinary cycle tour
Please travel here directly by bike or by public transport!
Tyrol Cycles 2026
For anyone who is already taking part in Tirol radelt or is interested in doing so, this event offers the perfect opportunity. It’s not just the kilometres cycled on the day that can be logged. Travelling to the event by bike is also a great way to rack up some cycling kilometres. At the same time, it’s a brilliant way to prepare for the cycling day.
4 reasons to switch to cycling!
Faster: especially on short journeys, in heavy traffic and when parking is scarce
More cost-effective: no fuel costs or expensive parking charges
Healthier: exercise keeps you fit and protects against cardiovascular disease
More climate-friendly: Every 5 kilometres saved by not driving reduces CO₂ emissions by 1 kg
