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Cycle path Pustertal
The route should not be tackled in a day, however, can be divided into 3 shorter tours, which give you the chance to stop and admire the beautiful villages of Pustertal that you are crossing.
- The first part, about 25 km, bring you from Mühlbach to Bruneck, crossing Vintl, Kiens, Ehrenburg and San Lorenzo.
- From Bruneck begins the second part that crossing Percha, Olang, Welsberg, arrives in Toblach and Innichen after 33.5 km.
- The last stretch from Innichen reach Sillian in Lienz. The route is the longest, 44 km, for the return we can take the train.
Of course, along the way there are many areas equipped with tables and benches for picnics and stops.
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Dreamlike cycle path with any level of difficulty are available for bike lovers in Pustertal
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Cycling along Pustertal cycle path at Sonnenburg Castle in St. Lorenzen
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Bike experience for the whole family
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Pustertal cycle path near Lake Toblach
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Sightseeing tour in Bruneck
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The cycle path in Pustertal leads along Pustertal railway. The trains also transport bikes.
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In Bruneck, the Pustertal cycle path leads along Rienz river through the city centre and along historical buildings.
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The bike path along the river in Bruneck.
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The bike path leads directly to Bruneck. Here you can rest a bit!
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