Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Schlinig - Slingia

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Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Schlinig - Slingia

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Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Schlinig - Slingia

02:53

51.4km

1,090m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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After 38.6 km for 197 m

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11.6 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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14.0 km

Vinschgau Cycle Path

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A superbly constructed cycle path with smooth asphalt. Through the Vinschgau valley without any annoying cars.

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17.4 km

View of the Alps from Biotop Schludernser Au

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23.0 km

Start of the Stelvio Pass Ascent

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This is where the long climb over 48 hairpin bends begins

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24.2 km

Route from Prad to Stelvio Pass

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25.2 km

Stelvio Pass Cycle Path

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Beautiful bike path

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26.8 km

With a view of the bubbling floods of the Suldenbach, the path always leads along the water. The 21-kilometer Suldenbach is a tributary of the Adige. The most important places on the Suldenbach are Solda, Stilfs and Prad.

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38.6 km

Historic Old Town Glurns / Glorenza

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Glurns, the smallest town in South Tyrol, impresses with its completely preserved city walls and medieval flair. Winding alleys, arcades, and defensive towers create the town's historic charm and invite exploration.

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