Biking in Marlengo and environs
A paradise for cyclists
Biking in Marlengo and environs
Biking in Marlengo and environs

Biking in Marlengo and environs

A paradise for cyclists


From mountain bikers to leisure cyclists - Marling and its surroundings offer a variety of exciting tours for everyone.

Anyone looking out the window in Marling and gazing over the entire valley doesn’t need a map to know that numerous exciting bike routes and mountain bike tours await them here. The diverse landscape of contrasts, elevations, and depressions amidst vineyards, forests, and meadows makes the alpine-Mediterranean Merano region an exciting mountain bike destination, offering MTB tours of all levels from 300 to 3,000 meters in height.

A special highlight for cyclists in the region is the Etschradroute along the Via Claudia Augusta. This popular bike route follows the Etsch River from its source at the Reschen Pass to Verona. It passes through picturesque villages and historic towns, alongside orchards and vineyards, offering an ideal combination of natural beauty and culture. The route is well-maintained and suitable for all ages and fitness levels, making it a perfect excursion destination for families and leisure cyclists. From Marling, the Etschradroute is easily accessible and offers cyclists the chance to fully enjoy the South Tyrolean lowlands and the Venosta Valley.

Around Marling, in the Texel Group Nature Park, on the Nörderberg, in the Lower Vinschgau Valley, and in the pristine Ultental Valley, there are also high-alpine single trails.Thanks to the mild climate, experienced mountain bikers can conquer challenging routes year-round with the guides from the South Tyrol MTB Academies. Slightly below, the Bike Highline Meran connects the alpine pastures on the Naturns Nörderberg. It stretches 25 km through the mountainous landscape of the lower Vinschgau. Cozy routes lead here from alpine pasture to alpine pasture and from hut to hut.

Road cyclists can embark on exciting tours over the picturesque Gampenstraße up to the Mendel Pass and the Gampen Pass or, for the adventurous, to the impressive Stelvio Pass. These routes offer breathtaking views and challenging climbs, suitable for both experienced cyclists and ambitious beginners. Whether you want to enjoy nature or push your limits, these routes promise unforgettable experiences.

All these destinations are just a stone’s throw away from centrally located Marling.
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