Rienza River in Bruneck – Town Street, Bruneck loop from Bahnhof Percha/Kronplatz - Stazione di Perca/Plan de Corones

Rienza River in Bruneck – Town Street, Bruneck loop from Bahnhof Percha/Kronplatz - Stazione di Perca/Plan de Corones

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Rienza River in Bruneck – Town Street, Bruneck loop from Bahnhof Percha/Kronplatz - Stazione di Perca/Plan de Corones

01:34

29.0km

440m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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3.85 km

Rienza River in Bruneck

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The Rienz rises at an altitude of 2,180 meters at the foot of the Three Peaks. Here you will experience how the water masses of the river rush impressively through the beautiful backdrop of Bruneck.

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3.87 km

Bruneck Old Town

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Bruneck is worth a detour, beautiful city center with a nice shopping street.

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5.12 km

Stegen can be seen as a suburb of the city of Bruneck and joins the Rienzstadt in the west. Stegen is a resettlement of Roman origin, first mentioned in records in the year 1000 in the donation to Bishop Albuin.

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7.65 km

St. Lorenzen town centre

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Nice little village at the entrance to Val Badia and at the gates of Bruneck. Very calm and pleasant for a break.

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8.14 km

Ehrenburg–St. Lorenzen Bike Path

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Well paved, suitable for racing bikes, good alternative to the main road

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14.2 km

Ehrenburg

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Ehrenburg lies at about 805m above sea level and has about 960 inhabitants. Characteristic of the village is the mighty castle, which was once the seat of Count Künigl and dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries.

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24.4 km

Brunico Historic Center

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Bruneck is the only town in South Tyrol named after its founder, Prince-Bishop Bruno von Kirchberg. Located at the confluence of the Ahr and Rienz, Bruneck was first mentioned in …

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