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Adige Cycle Path near Bolzano – Adige River Cycle Path loop from Margreid-Kurtatsch - Magrè-Cortaccia

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Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino

Adige Cycle Path near Bolzano – Adige River Cycle Path loop from Margreid-Kurtatsch - Magrè-Cortaccia

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Adige Cycle Path near Bolzano – Adige River Cycle Path loop from Margreid-Kurtatsch - Magrè-Cortaccia

06:13

109km

270m

Cycling

Hard bike 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: July 30, 2026

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17.9 km

Adige Cycle Path near Bolzano

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The cycle paths are well developed here on the Adige and it goes along the Adige with almost no difference in altitude! Super nice and relaxing after the Alps!

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22.0 km

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34.2 km

Sigmundskron Castle (also Firmian, Italian Castel Firmiano)
Southwest of Bozen, above the small village of Frangarto in the municipality of Eppan, Sigmundskron Castle towers on a porphyry rock, one of the largest castle complexes in South Tyrol. The original name "Formigar" comes from the Latin "formicaria". It is one of the oldest known names of a castle in South Tyrol. The building was first mentioned under this name around 945 AD, later the name was changed to "Firmian". The Italian name of Sigmundskron is still Firmiano.
Owned by the Bishop of Trent since 1027, the complex passed to Sigmund "the Rich in Coins", the sovereign of Tyrol, in 1473. It was only at this time that the castle received its current name "Schloss Sigmundskron". The castle also owes its name to its shape, as the broad complex is reminiscent of a crown (Sigmund's crown). The castle is also a political symbol for many South Tyroleans, as it was here in 1957 that the "Los von Trento" took place, a large popular rally under Silvius Magnago to demand independent autonomy and to protest against non-compliance with the Paris Agreement.
Text / source: suedtirolerland.it
suedtirolerland.it/de/highlights/burgen-schloesser/schloss-sigmundskron-mmm

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Biotopo Confluenza Isarco - Biotop Fischerspitz

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42.4 km

Adige Cycle Path

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A very nice bike path on the Etsch.

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64.9 km

Cycle path at Salorno

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Super beautifully developed and with an unobstructed view of nature.

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71.2 km

Adige Cycle Path at Mezzocorona

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The river is 410 kilometers long and is the second longest river in Italy after the Po. It rises near Lake Resia and passes through Merano, Bolzano, Trento, Rovereto, Verona. The mouth is located in the Po Delta below Chioggia in Brondolo.

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Adige Cycle Path near Grumo

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The Adige Cycle Path near Grumo is a particularly scenic and excellently maintained section of this popular cycling route. The panorama is impressive: the Dolomites rise majestically in the background, while you cycle along the smooth, flat asphalt path. The contrast between untouched nature, modern infrastructure such as the railway bridge, and the gently rolling course of the Adige River is particularly striking. It's an ideal place for a short break to breathe deeply, enjoy the scenery, and take in the harmonious interplay of technology and nature.

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105 km

Adige River Cycle Path

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It is impressive to drive between the high mountains.

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109 km

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104 km

3.05 km

1.40 km

778 m

102 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

107 km

1.60 km

679 m

465 m

265 m

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Thursday 6 August

26°C

16°C

85 %

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Comments

September 28, 2025,T1 Herbst 25: Bozen - Trient
After the first day of the tour was canceled, today marks the start of the traditional Autumn Tour in Bolzano.

With perfect cycling weather, we cycled along excellent and well-signposted cycle paths all the way to Trento.
Being Sunday, there was quite a lot going on. Not only many racing cyclists, but also quite a few people enjoying a Sunday …

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June 21, 2023,Bozen....Trient
You can go up the mountain with an antiquarian cable car. Great view from above.

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Our third stage takes us from Bolzano to Trento along the Etsch. However, it also runs mostly parallel to the motorway. In today's heat, it was a very strenuous tour, as there was hardly any shade on the route. For a change, we made a few detours to the nearby wine towns. Unfortunately, komoot did not record the tour to …

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2 day
From Bolzano to Trento we first went along the Eisack and then along the Etsch (Adige) on the Etschtalradweg to Trento. The bike path is just great. Everything paved, great mountain scenery, but also a lot along the highway and that's a little noisy.

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2nd stage Bolzano - Trento. Beautiful cycle path where you just pedal, No slopes almost up to Trento. It is a highway that leads to Verona. Well reported by the 2 provinces of BZ and TN. Just outside Bolzano this cycle path joins the Adige cycle path (departure from Merano ..... this must also be done).
It was really hot …

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April 29, 2023,Ciclabile dell'Adige
Beautiful, but very monotonous. We had a lot of wind

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After yesterday's stage from Meran to Bozen, we set off quite early this morning towards Trento. After a short stretch out of Bozen along the Eisack river, we soon reached the banks of the Etsch.

The cycle path, perfectly signposted and equally perfectly asphalted, branched off from car roads and mostly ran directly alongside the Etsch on the dike crest. …

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Today we continued to Trento and drove from the Isarco Valley to the Etschtal Valley. It's a shame that we didn't have more time in Bolzano yesterday - a great city with well-developed cycle paths.
In my opinion, the tour to Trento could not keep up with the previous ones. Still great!
Tomorrow things will go uphill again.

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