The Passer in the Passeier Valley – Passeier Valley Cycle Path loop from Merano - Meran
The Passer in the Passeier Valley – Passeier Valley Cycle Path loop from Merano - Meran
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The Passer in the Passeier Valley – Passeier Valley Cycle Path loop from Merano - Meran
01:38
28.3km
260m
Gravel riding
Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
Tips
Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps
You may need to carry your bike.
After 10 m for 2 m
After 28.3 km for 2 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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402 m
Merano Old Town
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7.89 km
Riffianer Bridge over the Passer River
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9.45 km
Passer Cycle Path
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10.9 km
Passeier Valley Cycle Path at Quellenhof
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11.2 km
Quellenhof Covered Bridge
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14.1 km
The Passer in the Passeier Valley
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The 19 km long Passeier Valley cycle path leads from the spa town of Merano to St. Leonhard in Passeier
The Passeier Valley cycle path is mostly flat and along a slight incline through the wonderful landscapes of the Passeier Valley. The refreshing Passer accompanies the cyclist along the entire cycle path. The starting point is the spa town of Merano: from the thermal spa square, we head east through the Elisabeth Park into the Passeier Valley. Always continuing on the right bank of the river, we soon leave the city area. The path is still asphalted here, later it becomes a gravel path.
Above us on the right we see Schenna with the castle, the church and the mausoleum of Archduke Johann. On the left are the villages of Tirol, Kuens and Riffian. We have already covered half of the route past Saltaus. We cross the river several times as the cycle path changes sides of the bank. At Quellenhof we drive past the golf course and continue to St. Martin.
When we arrive in St. Leonhard in Passeier, we have reached the end of the cycle path. On the way there we pass the Sandwirt, the birthplace of the legendary freedom fighter Andreas Hofer. Here the MuseumPasseier awaits us with all its special features and valuable contemporary witnesses to the history of Tyrol. Worth seeing!
Author: AT
Text / Source:
meranerland.org/de/freizeit-aktiv/rad-mountainbike/passeirer-radweg
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20.0 km
Waterfalls along the Passer River
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The 19 km long Passeier Valley cycle path leads from the spa town of Merano to St. Leonhard in Passeier
The Passeier Valley cycle path is mostly flat and along a slight incline through the wonderful landscapes of the Passeier Valley. The refreshing Passer accompanies the cyclist along the entire cycle path. The starting point is the spa town of Merano: from the thermal spa square, we head east through the Elisabeth Park into the Passeier Valley. Continuing along the right bank of the river, we soon leave the city. The path is still asphalted here, later it becomes a gravel path.
To the right above us we see Schenna with the castle, the church and the mausoleum of Archduke Johann. On the left are the villages of Tirol, Kuens and Riffian. We have already covered half the route past Saltaus. We cross the river several times as the cycle path changes sides. At Quellenhof we pass the golf course and continue to St. Martin.
When we arrive in St. Leonhard in Passeier, we have reached the end of the cycle path. On the way there we pass the Sandwirt, the birthplace of the legendary freedom fighter Andreas Hofer. Here the MuseumPasseier awaits us with all its special features and valuable witnesses to the history of Tyrol. Worth seeing!
Author: AT
Text / Source:
meranerland.org/de/freizeit-aktiv/rad-mountainbike/passeirer-radweg
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23.4 km
Passeier Valley Cycle Path
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28.3 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
23.6 km
2.95 km
801 m
662 m
339 m
Surfaces
19.7 km
3.83 km
3.44 km
877 m
461 m
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Elevation
Highest point (530 m)
Lowest point (300 m)
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Friday 26 June
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21°C
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