Lake Nachbauer – Lake Galina loop from Vandans

Lake Nachbauer – Lake Galina loop from Vandans

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Lake Nachbauer – Lake Galina loop from Vandans

04:45

115km

700m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 61.2 km for 329 m

Closed: • February 16, 2026-July 24, 2026 (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.16 km

Pilgrimage Chapel of Our Lady in Vens

Highlight • Religious Site

This chapel was built after the Vandans district of Vens was spared from the plague - it remains a regionally important place of pilgrimage to this day.

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11.2 km

Ill

Lake

14.2 km

Tschalenga Au

Forest

23.0 km

Lake Nachbauer

Highlight • Lake

For the construction of the A14, a series of gravel pits were dug, which then filled with groundwater and became lakes. This was also the case with the Nachbauersee, which now serves as a fish pond.

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24.2 km

Lake Galina

Highlight • Lake

“Swimming prohibited”, but still very suitable as a place to take a break.🙂

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31.1 km

Fountain on Marktplatz Feldkirch

Highlight • Monument

At the market square in Feldkirch there are numerous nice cafes and a beautiful historical building. Nearby is the Schattenburg.

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31.8 km

View of the Ill River

Highlight • Viewpoint

great viewpoint to the river Ill

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36.8 km

Bangs Chapel (Kapelle Bangs)

Highlight • Religious Site

Ruggell

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41.4 km

Confluence of the Ill and Rhine

Highlight • River

View of the small hydropower plant

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59.8 km

Gsieg - Obere Mähder

Nature Reserve

87.2 km

The Black Lake was created in the late Middle Ages by a landslide from the Spiegelstein. The natural scar of the Verunite Schrofen, which is still visible today, bears witness to this major medieval event.

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87.4 km

Mountain Pass

115 km

End point

Train Station

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