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Well-developed cycle path

A must for a break there

Beautiful place, a must for a break

scenic… 🚴🏻‍♂️

...a great region, not just for mountain biking! 🚵 There are many well-developed bike paths and trails!

The parish church of St. Michael is a significant example of Tyrolean Baroque. Originally built in the 12th century in Romanesque style, it was remodeled in Baroque style by Thomas and Philipp Mair after a fire in 1735 and consecrated in 1761. The interior features impressive frescoes of the Archangel Michael by Christoph Anton Mayr, artfully designed altars by Josef Stauder, and paintings by Carl Jehle and Karl Blaas. The tower bears three bells from 1922, and the organ dates from 1997. The church is the architectural and cultural landmark of the market town.

Sexten (Italian: Sesto) is a mountain village in the Alta Pusteria Valley, known as the gateway to the Three Peaks and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Its name derives from the sixth milestone of an ancient Roman road. The village lies at an altitude of approximately 1,300 meters and is famous for the Sexten sundial, a striking mountain formation where the position of the sun can be read from the peaks. Furthermore, this village is a popular destination for mountaineers, hikers, and climbers in the summer, as well as for skiers and winter sports enthusiasts in the Three Peaks Dolomites area in the winter. In addition to its unique natural surroundings, the village boasts vibrant traditions, Ladin-Tyrolean culture, and warm hospitality.

The start in San Candido is 500 meters higher than the finish in Lienz. The 44 km route is therefore easy to manage, even for families.