メルティナ-メルティナ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

For those who normally only cycle over bridges, the tunnel ride is a real highlight. It's great that these routes have been prepared for cyclists. This tunnel was developed as part of the conversion of an old railway line into a cycle path. The route is one of the most popular cycle paths in the region, as it offers a picturesque and safe connection through the Überetsch area.

The journey through is a real highlight, because it is a great thing that these routes have been prepared for cyclists. Via Verde could be done more often elsewhere and would also be desirable!

Great view of Meran and its immediate surroundings with beautiful views and mountain panorama

It's great how you can see Meran and the Vinschgau region here, just amazing.

On the entire Tappeinerweg you have a good view from Töll over Algund into the Etschtal to Lana. If you want to see as far as Bolzano, you should take the gondola from Dorf Tirol to the Hohe Mut.

You can admire the most beautiful and rustic part of the Passer when you walk the Gilf-Promenade to under the Zenoburg.

Überetsch cycle path: Bozen - Eppan – Kaltern The cycle route connects the city of Bolzano with the wine-growing region between Eppan and Kaltern and with Lake Kaltern From Bolzano the route leads along the Eisack south to the “Meran - Eppan” junction. Here the path follows the Etsch for a few km to the north, then it goes to Eppan/Kaltern over a half-timbered bridge. Here, under Sigmundskron Castle, the path begins to climb slightly. The Überetscher Railway used to run at this point. The cycle path winds up through the wine country between Girlan and Frangart, passes through a few tunnels and finally, after an underpass, reaches St. Michael. From the former St. Michael Eppan train station, we continue south, the path runs parallel to the street until we reach the “Kreuzweg” settlement. Text / Source: suedtirolerland.it https://www.suedtirolerland.it/de/freizeit-aktiv/rad-mountainbike/fahrradwege/ueberetsch/

Tappeinerweg is a must in Meran.