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Prad Am Stilfser Joch - Prato Allo Stelvio

Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Biotop Prader Sand

Prad Am Stilfser Joch - Prato Allo Stelvio

Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Biotop Prader Sand

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Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Biotop Prader Sand

01:22

29.4km

360m

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: June 26, 2026

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Biotop Schludernser Au - Biotopo Ontaneto di Sluderno

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3.31 km

Etsch Cycle Path through the Schludernser Au Biotope

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Beautiful bike path between Glurns and Prad am Stilfser Joch far from cars and motorbikes

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8.56 km

Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path

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From time to time a car, but otherwise nice and quiet. Watch out for oncoming cyclists and hikers, on the descent you really speed up, please be careful!

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11.6 km

Painted Bunker With Eye on the Resia Cycle Path

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Especially the painted bunker, which catches the cyclists' eye, is worth a look!

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14.0 km

Churburg Castle and 20% Incline

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The climb is tough, but the path is very nice.

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14.4 km

The medieval complex of the Fürstenburg in Burgeis was built by Bishop Konrad of Chur in the 13th century. Some modifications were made in the 16th and 17th centuries. The mighty keep with a wall thickness of three meters is particularly worth seeing. Together with the surrounding fort and stronghold, it forms the oldest part of the building stock.
In 1996 the tower collapsed and the director at the time, Georg Flora, then expanded it. Today, the Fürstenburg houses a technical school for agriculture and forestry.

Source: vinschgau.net/de/obervinschgau/kultur-kunst/sehenswuerdigkeit/burgen-und-schloesser/121145680-fuerstenburg.html

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