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@DakenH: Your AI has been hallucinating here too: "The disused railway embankment... connects the towns of Kastelruth, Seis, and Völs." Oh no, in reality, the railway line in the Eisack Valley only connects the former *train stations* of Kastelruth, Seis, and Völs. In contrast, the towns of Kastelruth, Seis, and Völs themselves lie 600 meters above the valley floor and are only accessible via several kilometers of branching access roads. The reason for this mess is that AI can't read maps and lacks topological knowledge. https://t1p.de/k756r. Komoot would be well advised to filter out AI-generated location information and at least add a warning: "AI-generated, likely faulty."

The old wooden bridge near the Törggele inn is in excellent condition and leads to a mountain bike route up to the Seiser Alm. Two more covered wooden bridges over the Eisack river are located further south near Atzwang (3 km) and Steg (6 km).

Just an old bridge 💁‍♂️

Really good location, very affordable and very good service

The former Kastelruth railway station opened in 1898 and was part of a branch line connecting the Schlern region to the national rail network. Located near the Eisack River, the station served as an important transshipment point for goods and passengers for decades. It was closed in the 1970s, and after the Schlern Tunnel opened in 1994, the railway site lost its original function. The station has since been reconstructed and is now part of a well-developed cycle path that follows the old railway line. Right next to the former station is the so-called Törggele Bridge – a covered wooden bridge built using traditional frame construction. The disused railway embankment has been integrated into a section of South Tyrol's cycle path network and is now part of the South Tyrolean Technology Mile, making it an excellent destination for cycling trips, especially for history buffs. The route offers not only scenic beauty but also insights into the region's transportation history.

Great view of the monastery and Church of Our Lady.

Here you can cycle in a relaxed manner

The former Kastelruth railway station is located directly on the wooden bridge over the Eisack River.