Adige River at Lana–Burgstall – Adige Cycle Path loop from Lana-Burgstall - Lana-Postal
Adige River at Lana–Burgstall – Adige Cycle Path loop from Lana-Burgstall - Lana-Postal
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Adige River at Lana–Burgstall – Adige Cycle Path loop from Lana-Burgstall - Lana-Postal
01:19
32.2km
110m
Road cycling
Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 25, 2026
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Biotop Falschauer - Biotopo Delta del Valsura
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Start point
Train Station
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611 m
Adige River at Lana–Burgstall
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2.95 km
Along the apple orchards
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7.17 km
Apple Cycle Path Merano–Bolzano
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10.3 km
Adige Cycle Path
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15.0 km
Cycle Path Through Apple Orchards in South Tyrol
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19.8 km
Cycle Path Through the Apple Orchards to Merano
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With 18,500 hectares, South Tyrol is the largest contiguous fruit-growing region in Europe. Six billion apples are produced here every year. Lana is the largest and at the same time one of the oldest fruit-growing communities in the country and is therefore ideal for a museum presentation of the topic of fruit growing.
Text / Source: South Tyrolean Fruit Growing Museum, Brandiswaalweg 4, 39011 Lana - South Tyrol
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21.2 km
Apple Orchards Between Lana and Nalles
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23.9 km
Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary (Pfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt), Niederlana
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A first church was built on this site in the early Middle Ages on Roman foundations. In 1492, the present-day late Gothic wall-pillar church was consecrated. Josef Weingartner ranks it among the most beautiful Gothic churches in the country in his "Art Monuments of South Tyrol". A work of art known far beyond the borders of the country is the Gothic winged altarpiece from the workshop of Hans Schnatterpeck. At over 14 m high, it is the largest altarpiece in the Alpine region and, with its 33 partly life-sized figures, was created between 1503 and 1511. The outer sides of the wings were painted in 1507 by Dürer's pupil Hans Schäufelein with four Passion scenes. Open only on guided tours!
The parish church of Niederlana is considered one of the most beautiful works of South Tyrolean late Gothic art, and its magnificent winged altarpiece by Hans Schnatterpeck is known far beyond the borders of the country.
Text / Source: TOURISMUSVEREIN TISENS - PRISSIAN
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32.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
17.9 km
11.9 km
2.25 km
103 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
27.6 km
4.46 km
134 m
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