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South Tyrolean Wine Road – View of Lana and the vineyards loop from Prissian - Prissiano

South Tyrolean Wine Road – View of Lana and the vineyards loop from Prissian - Prissiano

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South Tyrolean Wine Road – View of Lana and the vineyards loop from Prissian - Prissiano

02:40

32.2km

910m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 28, 2026

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304 m

Prissian's Historic Stone Bridge

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The road through the town of Prissian still leads over the old stone bridge over the Prissian stream. The covered bridge, called "Stuanbogen" in dialect, was first mentioned in 1308. …

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8.48 km

Ansitz Stachelburg

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10.4 km

South Tyrolean Wine Road

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The wine region in South Tyrol. In addition to great refreshment stops, the wine route offers an interesting insight into the facets of viticulture. Of course, you can just go for a bike ride or hike there.

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12.8 km

Cycle Path Through the Apple Orchards to Merano

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South Tyrol and fruit growing
With 18,500 hectares, South Tyrol is the largest contiguous fruit-growing region in Europe. Six billion apples are produced here every year. Lana is the largest …

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14.3 km

Apple Orchards Between Lana and Nalles

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You drive through the orchards between Lana and Nalles, on a small, quiet road. In bloom in mid-April.

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16.5 km

View of Lana and the vineyards

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16.9 km

Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary (Pfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt), Niederlana

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Schnatterpeck altar, Lana
The Schnatterpeck altar in Lana, a carved and richly gilded winged altarpiece, dates from the Late Gothic period. It was created by the Swabian sculptor Hans Schnatterpeck …

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18.3 km