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The circular hike Martinsweg is an easily walkable circular trail named after the little church of St. Martin, near the Eggerhöfe farm houses. The Martinsweg is signposted as saasy family hiking tour with spectacular mountain views!
Visit the new beach volley area next to the two miniature golf courses. There is also a kiosk which offers a generous selection of drinks and snacks.
10,00€ / hour / field
Reservation: 0039 3395012931
Obermarzoner Uwe Scultore In Legno
Via Josef Weingartner 47
39022 Lagundo
Not far from the San Giuseppe (St. Joseph) Parish Church in Riomolino (Mühlbach) is the early Gothic church of St. Mary and the adjacent Maria Steinach Convent. These were built in 1241 by Countess Adelaide, the daughter of Alberto, Count of Tyrol. Legend has it that two doves appeared to show where the Countess should build the convent. During the reign of the Austrian Emperor Joseph II, the convent was closed. It was re-opened in 1848 by the Dominican Nun´s Order of Linz.
The Grabbach path leads along the Grabbach stream.
Once in Velloi you get an excellent panoramic view of the entire Burgraviato.
Being mindful in the mountains also means acting sustainably. With this drinking fountain, we support the Refill South Tyrol initiative: use a reusable bottle, enjoy our precious mountain water, and help avoid plastic waste in our unique natural landscape.
The crystal-clear water not only refreshes your body but also strengthens your connection to our alpine homeland. A small moment of mindfulness on your journey through South Tyrol's mountain world.
Here you can conveniently and hygienically refill your water bottles with fresh spring water - good for the environment and your wallet. The crystal-clear South Tyrolean mountain water is of the highest quality and regularly tested. A sustainable initiative by the Municipality of Algund for locals and guests.
#RefillAlgund #ZeroWaste #SustainableAlgund
Also accessible by car.
The Felsenweg (Rock Trail) is a well-maintained hiking trail close to the edge of the mountain, a rather easy and flat path but you need to be sure-footed and free from giddiness. Take special care if the ground is slippery - you should avoid the hike in case of snow and ice as well as on hot summer days. After heavy rain there’s also a risk of rockfall!
Waalwege are paths along the ancient irrigation channels. The Algunder Waalweg Trail is split into two parts with a lenght of 5 to 6 km. The hike leads along an historical irrigation canal. The canal trail is almost flat. It is therefore ideal for older people or families with children. Hikers, young and old, will be rewarded with fantastic views of Lagundo/Algund as well as the entirety of Merano/Meran and the surrounding area.
Exercising and playing in the open air brings the whole family together and inspires them to do things with one another. This adventure playground in Algund is perfect for that.
The Shooting Sport range is located in the "Peter Thalguter Haus" in the center of Algund near the church. There are 7 lanes with automated shooting debriefing.
Contact: Stefan Gutweniger 0039 335 265598
Being mindful in the mountains also means acting sustainably. With this drinking fountain, we support the Refill South Tyrol initiative: use a reusable bottle, enjoy our precious mountain water, and help avoid plastic waste in our unique natural landscape.
The crystal-clear water not only refreshes your body but also strengthens your connection to our alpine homeland. A small moment of mindfulness on your journey through South Tyrol's mountain world.
Here you can conveniently and hygienically refill your water bottles with fresh spring water - good for the environment and your wallet. The crystal-clear South Tyrolean mountain water is of the highest quality and regularly tested. A sustainable initiative by the Municipality of Algund for locals and guests.
#RefillAlgund #ZeroWaste #SustainableAlgund
Also accessible by car.
Wood is the material dreams are made of. Working with this very special material inspires us to create true masterpieces of carpentry - whether a single piece or a complete solution, whether traditional or modern, whether in the private sector or in gastronomy/hotel business: we shape and design wood according to your wishes and thus create an incomparable living ambience full of warmth and comfort.
The power for this comes from a strong team. This is how new ideas and visions become reality without losing sight of tradition - for true flights of fancy made of wood with a grounding.
Zona artigianale 6
39022 Lagundo
Alto Adige– IT
Klaus: +39 328 7632441
Barbara: +39 347 1473848
info@tischlerei-weithaler.it
The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
A wonderful hike following the Burgweg and Ochsentodweg to the Thurnstein Castle and the Tirol Castle. This one is also suitable for families.
Being mindful in the mountains also means acting sustainably. With this drinking fountain, we support the Refill South Tyrol initiative: use a reusable bottle, enjoy our precious mountain water, and help avoid plastic waste in our unique natural landscape.
The crystal-clear water not only refreshes your body but also strengthens your connection to our alpine homeland. A small moment of mindfulness on your journey through South Tyrol's mountain world.
Here you can conveniently and hygienically refill your water bottles with fresh spring water - good for the environment and your wallet. The crystal-clear South Tyrolean mountain water is of the highest quality and regularly tested. A sustainable initiative by the Municipality of Algund for locals and guests.
#RefillAlgund #ZeroWaste #SustainableAlgund
Also accessible by car.
Visitors to the breathtaking Merano valley can enjoy the unique beauty of a place where nature and a masterful human touch come together to create extraordinary harmony.
Just outside Merano, on the way to the Val Venosta a Lagundo, a complex of buildings perfectly in keeping with their surroundings catches the eye. They are decorated in a graceful, highly tasteful manner and almost blend in with the flourishing local vegetation. Anyone who is curious enough to ask the name of this “village” – because that is what it looks like at first sight – will simply receive the answer “That’s FORST”. It is not called the “beer factory” or the “brewery”, but “FORST”. The name is inherently linked with the local area. It stands for tradition and love for nature, but also striving to ensure that the quality of its products remains consistently high. Traditional and modern values go hand in hand, making positive contributions to each other: this is the guiding concept of FORST.
The visits of the FORST Brewery are held every Wednesday from April to October at 14.00 o’clock in German language and every Thursday from June to September always at 14.00 in Italian. There is no guided tour available i English. Participation is possible by prior telephone arrangement at 0039 0473 260111. There is also a shop in the brewery, where you can buy souvenirs.
Being mindful in the mountains also means acting sustainably. With this drinking fountain, we support the Refill South Tyrol initiative: use a reusable bottle, enjoy our precious mountain water, and help avoid plastic waste in our unique natural landscape.
The crystal-clear water not only refreshes your body but also strengthens your connection to our alpine homeland. A small moment of mindfulness on your journey through South Tyrol's mountain world.
Here you can conveniently and hygienically refill your water bottles with fresh spring water - good for the environment and your wallet. The crystal-clear South Tyrolean mountain water is of the highest quality and regularly tested. A sustainable initiative by the Municipality of Algund for locals and guests.
#RefillAlgund #ZeroWaste #SustainableAlgund
Also accessible by car.
In the vineyards above the village this structure comprising four staggered terraces, was graded into the hillside. The building was integrated so harmoniously into the vineyards that it has become a part of them. This integration is still underlined by the dry-stone retaining walls, which likewise carry forward the vineyard structure. The building’s concrete structure remains invisible, covered by wooden paneling and by the wooden grating set in front of portions of the glass facades. Floor-to-ceiling glazing of the spaces lends the terraces a transparency, covered by the wooden pergolas, with the shadowy effect of over-grown foliage. The reception and breakfast room, paneled entirely in wood, are good examples of a modern interpretation of rural Stube parlors. The apartments are also of high aesthetic quality.
Goldsmith Pechlaner
Via Thalguter Peter 4
39022 Lagundo/Algund
An information centre with an adventure course has been set up at which you can inform yourself about the diverse offers of the tourism region in an innovative, modern and impressive way.
Theme corners: You are invited to discover the numerous offers and the various activity possibilities in Algund yourself. The theme corners provide multimedia content for offers and packages, events, hiking tours, cycling holidays, gastronomy and cuisine, accommodation and culture.
Video walls: The video walls which are distributed throughout the room present themselves in an impressive size. In full-screen format, high-quality images and guest information are shown on a screen size of approx. 3 x 1.7 m. The multimedia equipment continues in the tourist office. Several screens are integrated into the modern ambience. A total of three 32-inch screens show live images from various webcams.
The two sand courts at the Algund tennis court await you!
The vineyards along the Algunder Waal and the Schlundensteinweg are a special example of a cultural landscape shaped by the diligence of farmers. On the Algund Wine Trail, the history of the cultural vineyard landscape comes to life and is tangible for hikers. The simple panels describe the Algunder Waal, the old grape varieties and the work of the vineyard watchman known as the Saltner. His job was to watch over the ripe harvest.
Ascending forest path to the restaurant Oberlechner in Vellau. The eye-catcher of the centre is the Holy Trinity church.
Once there, we are granted an impressive panorama.
The Merano High Mountain Trail, considered one of the most beautiful hikes in the entire Alpine region, is an approx. 100-km circular hike. It can be circumnavigated in both directions in five to eight daily stages.
The Merano High Mountain Trail is divided into a northern and a southern part. Extending along route 24 at a relatively constant altitude, the trail surrounds the Texelgruppe Nature Park. The northern part features the high mountain climate typical of the Texelgruppe range while the southern part boasts a sub-Mediterranean climate with characteristically lush flora. In particular, the southern part features fantastic views of the city of Meran and the Etschtal and Vinschgau valleys.
The lowest point of the trail is 839 m elevation while the highest section extends to nearly 3,000 m. Hikers along this route can ascend and descend to and from the Etschtal, Passeiertal and Schnalstal valleys. Additionally, there are numerous overnight accommodation options along the trail that make it possible to hike only individual stages or to tailor the route to personal preferences. The trail demands both sure-footedness and alpine experience and the exposed areas are always secured with chains or ropes.
Possible start and finish points: Katharinaberg, Unterstell, Hochmuth, Ulfas, Vellau, Giggelberg, Pfossental, Christl, Matatz
Duration: 5-8 days
Length: approx. 100 km
Total difference in altitude: 5,100 m
Lowest point: 839 m
Highest point: 2,895 m
Level of difficulty: for experienced mountain hikers
Best period: from July to September
Information about possible closed trails on maps.merano-suedtirol.it
General information: www.meranerhoehenweg.com
suspension railway Aschbach
Aschbach (1,360 metres in altitude) Aschbach is a small mountain village, situated at an altitude of 1,360 metres above sea level, in the south-west of Algund. From Töll, it can be reached via a forest road, passing the Quadrat farmhouses, or alternatively using the lift facility in Rabland. Especially during the warm summer season, Aschbach is a very popular destination with beautiful hiking routes up to 1,800 metres in altitude to the Vigiljoch and to the Naturns Alm, which is situated at 1,922 metres above sea level.
