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Kirche zum Heiligen Wolfgang

It's a very beautiful place with magnificent views of the Rieserferner mountain range. Above all, the highest peak, the Hochgall, is truly impressive.

A short detour to the waterfall from the bike path is worthwhile. You can leave your bikes downstairs.

From St. Jakob, the route is a beautiful ride and definitely worth a visit. It leads through the valley past the Alpengasthof Patsch, with its excellent cuisine, past the Jagdhaus mountain village, where you can enjoy a refreshing dip, and past the Arventalm, where you can gather your strength for the final climb to Lago di Gola. For reference: We did the tour with e-mountain bikes and two small children (3 and 5 years old) in bike seats.

The church in St. Moritz was built in 1512 and consecrated in 1519. The vaulting suggests the work of Valentin Winkler of Pfalzen. The interior is adorned with a rich reticulated vault with round and square keystones and rosettes. In the choir, a playful star vault with curved lines and freely projecting ends supports square keystones, on which are relief angels holding coats of arms. The altars are neo-Gothic; the statues on the high altar are by Augustin Valentin, Brixen, 1904; the statues on the side altars are by the sculptor Mair, Bruneck, 1870. The old altarpiece, Mother Anna, 1836, was painted by Josef Renzler, who also painted the Last Judgment.

Built between 1908 and 1911, the parish church of Sankt Wolfgang (San Volfango) is one of the few churches in the province of Bolzano in neo-Gothic style. It stands at 1590 m above sea level, on the slope overlooking the wide valley floor created by the Rio di Riva. Of the original church (15th century) only the bell tower remains. The furnishings are entirely the work of Tyrolean artists. Particularly notable are the Art Nouveau frescoes on the triumphal arch by the painter Emanuel Raffeiner from Schwaz. The three altars and the pulpit are the work of the sculptor Josef Bachlechner from Bruneck.

Beautiful waterfall in winter

The church in St. Moritzen was built in 1512 and consecrated in 1519. The vaulting of the church suggests that it was designed by Valentin Winkler from Pfalzen. The interior is decorated with a rich net vault with round and square keystones and rosettes. In the choir there is a playful star vault with curved lines and freely protruding ends that carry square keystones, on which the relief angels as coats of arms holders. The altars are neo-Gothic, the statues on the high altar are by Augustin Valentin, Brixen 1904; the statues on the side altars are by the sculptor Mair in Bruneck 1870. The old altarpiece, Mother Anna, 1836, was painted by Josef Renzler, who also painted the painting, Last Judgement. Source: https://www.ahrntal.com/de/urlaub-im-ahrntal/urlaub/gehenswertes/rid-D465CDB8D5F81A34E41555EF22DCA0BB-p-kirche-zum-hl-sebastian-st-moritzen.html