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Hardi
May 23, 2019
Hiking
The Marling Waalweg is a must .... great views ... good restaurants ... for everyone to walk well. However, often very crowded, which is spread over the course of the way again.
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R.Bungartz
August 19, 2022
Hiking
The 12 km long Marling Waalweg is the longest Waalweg in South Tyrol. It begins at the Töll bridge and runs relatively flat along the water canal through well-paved terrain, past apple orchards, vineyards, chestnut trees and shady forests. After the medieval castle of Lebenberg, the Waalweg, laid out more than 250 years ago, leads along the mountain slightly downhill to Lana on the Etsch. Source: merano-suedtirol.it/de/marling/aktivurlaub/wandern/marlinger-waalweg.html
The Marlinger Waalweg can be combined with the Marlinger Höhenweg to form a beautiful circular hike.
The Marlinger Waalweg can be combined with the Marlinger Höhenweg to form a beautiful circular hike.
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H.-G.🚲🥾🐕🦺📷
July 16, 2022
Hiking
The Marlinger Waalweg is a worthwhile tour in connection with the Marlinger Höhenweg. First up, along the Höhenweg with a wonderful view of Meran and the mountains behind it, then down and enjoying the Marlinger Waalweg, mostly in the shade under trees.
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