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St. Lorenzen - San Lorenzo Di Sebato

Bruneck Cycle Tunnel – Rienza River in Bruneck loop from St. Lorenzen - San Lorenzo di Sebato

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Road cycling routes
Italy
South Tyrol
St. Lorenzen - San Lorenzo Di Sebato

Bruneck Cycle Tunnel – Rienza River in Bruneck loop from St. Lorenzen - San Lorenzo di Sebato

Moderate

5.0

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Bruneck Cycle Tunnel – Rienza River in Bruneck loop from St. Lorenzen - San Lorenzo di Sebato

01:36

29.0km

430m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 19.8 km for 1.11 km

After 21.8 km for 2.35 km

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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1

6.74 km

Olang to Reischach Scenic Route

Highlight • Trail

Nice route to ride with lots of ups and downs.

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2

8.80 km

Forest Road

Highlight • Trail

20.2 km

Biotop Rienzau - Biotopo Ontaneto della Rienza

Nature Reserve

4

22.1 km

Bruneck Cycle Tunnel

Highlight • Cycleway

From Bruneck city center on Graben, we head east along the southern embankment of the Rienz. The route soon leads past the sports facilities through the forest, after a tunnel we reach the Roman road, which takes us to the shady Unterwielenbach. This side road with little traffic takes us further to Olang, which consists of the three towns of Niederolang, Mitterolang and Oberolang that we drive through.
There is a short, steep descent past the cemetery, then the cycle path branches off to the right. The unpaved but good gravel road runs along the south bank of Lake Olanger through the forest to Welsberg. After bypassing the town, the path leads to the entrance to the Braies Valley, known for Lake Braies and the Dolomites of Braies, and on to Niederdorf.
Following the Frau-Emma-Straße in Niederdorf, which leads through the town center, you soon continue through green meadows on a dirt path to Dobbiaco. Past the train station, which is outside the village center, the cycle route continues along field paths to Innichen.

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5

22.2 km

Impressive Bike Tunnel

Highlight • Structure

6

22.4 km

Entrance to the Bike Tunnel

Highlight • Cycleway

Really great cycle path to Bruneck!

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7

25.0 km

Rienza River in Bruneck

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The Rienz rises at an altitude of 2,180 meters at the foot of the Three Peaks. Here you will experience how the water masses of the river rush impressively through the beautiful backdrop of Bruneck.

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8

25.3 km

Brunico Historic Center

Highlight • Settlement

Bruneck is the only town in South Tyrol named after its founder, Prince-Bishop Bruno von Kirchberg. Located at the confluence of the Ahr and Rienz, Bruneck was first mentioned in documents in 1256 AD. Ideally located for holidaymakers in both summer and winter, the district of Reischach (940 to 990 metres) and behind it the Plan de Corones (2,275 metres), the northernmost peak of the Dolomites, are located near Bruneck.

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9

26.4 km

Stegen

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Stegen can be seen as a suburb of the city of Bruneck and joins the Rienzstadt in the west. Stegen is a resettlement of Roman origin, first mentioned in records in the year 1000 in the donation to Bishop Albuin.

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29.0 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.0 km

7.16 km

5.34 km

1.51 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

20.7 km

4.30 km

3.44 km

419 m

174 m

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Highest point (1,070 m)

Lowest point (810 m)

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Monday 13 July

29°C

13°C

83 %

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