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Rienz – Saalerwirt Runde von Bahnhof Perca/Kronplatz - Stazione di Percha/Plan de Corones

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Rienz – Saalerwirt Runde von Bahnhof Perca/Kronplatz - Stazione di Percha/Plan de Corones

Miguel planned a bike ride

November 8, 2022

Rienz – Saalerwirt Runde von Bahnhof Perca/Kronplatz - Stazione di Percha/Plan de Corones

Hard

03:01

41.2km

13.6km/h

890m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 4.97 km for 329 m

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682 m

View of the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and Brunico Castle

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From this point of the cycle path that connects Brunico to Dobbiaco you can appreciate the view of the church of Santa Maria Assunta and the castle of Brunico.

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1.24 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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1.31 km

Porta Ragen (Unterrainer Gate), Bruneck

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Entrance or exit to the beautiful old town of Bruneck. It is worth taking a closer look at the beautiful buildings.

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1.49 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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7.12 km

Scenic road from Maria Saalen to Enneberg and St. Vigil

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An old, low-traffic road leads via Maria Saalen to Enneberg and to St. Vigil. A really beautiful route, uphill and downhill, which is always accompanied by the magnificent view of the South Tyrolean mountains.

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