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Coming from Merano, the gradient here is 14%, which is quite good with luggage.

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The descent is very beautiful, but you have to be careful not to fall victim to a racing cyclist who is trying to set a new record.

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A well-developed cycle path awaits you, which will make every cyclist's heart beat faster with its breathtaking landscape and great serpentines. Shortly before Merano, you will be rewarded with the first serpentines. Each bend offers you a new perspective on the surrounding panorama. Lean into the bends and enjoy the wind blowing through your hair. But be careful! Although it is a lot of fun to swing up and down the mountain, you share the path with other cyclists and also pedestrians. Keeping an eye on oncoming traffic is always important, especially in the slow bends. The cycle path takes you over seven impressive bends, with stops that invite you to linger. After the third or fourth bend, you can take a break on the huge deck chairs at the viewpoint and enjoy the breathtaking view. When you are further down, you will find a covered rest area with a drinking water fountain and lots of benches - perfect for recharging your batteries. The Via Claudia Augusta accompanies you on this tour, and the hairpin bends near Algund take you directly to the Trauttmansdorff throne chair. Imagine yourself riding downhill, feeling the wind and feeling like you could fly. The descent is simply wonderful, but be careful: the path is narrow and there is a turn-off, so always keep an eye out for other road users. If you come here in spring, you will experience a real explosion of color. The Vinschgau shows itself at its most beautiful: flowering landscapes as far as the eye can see, from Mals to Merano. Particularly recommended for families - even if you are traveling with a child trailer. And even if many are traveling with e-bikes, that does not take away the charm of this unique cycle path. Finally, a little tip: never leave your bike unattended on the cycle path, especially if you are making a detour to the viewpoint. Better safe than sorry!

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

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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.

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Tappeinerweg is a must in Meran.

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The view from the Trappeiner Weg is unique. The path leads from the city center along the slope of the Küchelberg. It is one of the most beautiful high-altitude promenades in Europe and offers a mix of alpine and Mediterranean vegetation in combination with a wonderful panoramic view. Pines, Himalayan cedars, cork oaks, olive trees, eucalyptus, bamboo species and magnolias, agaves, aloes and prickly pear cactus grow along the trail.

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The Trappeiner Weg is a true panorama path.

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The bends are near Algund. It's a bludgeoning from below. But wonderful from the top down. But watch out. It's oncoming traffic.

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great all-round view of the merano and vinschgau region

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It couldn't be nicer. Must see.

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You have a wonderful beautiful view here

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You have a wonderful view from there.

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An experience, a must when you are in Merano - the wonderful view of the Adige Valley and over Merano is worthwhile and enticing. Very busy in the high season.

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A beautiful path, always along the slope.

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There are rewarding views everywhere along the way.

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wonderful to stroll, little incline but wonderful views and a very rich flora ...

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Very beautiful panoramic path that invites you to stroll

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Very nice and comfortable hiking trail with great views of Merano.

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"Waale" are old, man-made watercourses, which in some areas are still used to irrigate fields and meadows. A narrow footbridge, the so-called Waalweg, was built for the maintenance and care of a Waal. With the construction of the artificial watercourses, a new job profile was created, the so-called Waaler. He ensured that the Waal was functioning properly and that the extremely valuable resource was distributed fairly. Here on the Algunder Waalweg you can see the water reservoirs for irrigating the vineyards.

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