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Bridge over the Eisack (Isarco) River – Salewa Headquarters loop from Bolzano - Bozen

Bridge over the Eisack (Isarco) River – Salewa Headquarters loop from Bolzano - Bozen

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Bridge over the Eisack (Isarco) River – Salewa Headquarters loop from Bolzano - Bozen

02:32

36.2km

1,190m

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: May 29, 2026

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Includes very steep uphill segments

You may need to push your bike.

After 15.0 km for 70 m

After 16.0 km for 51 m

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1.00 km

Talvera Bridge cycle path, Bolzano

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Can I just pass on that the cycle network in Bolzano is very well developed 👍🏻
We came from Merano and drove a few kilometers through Bolzano. Great cycle network but you don't have to see the city at least the way to the market square wasn't necessarily nice.

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3.58 km

Bridge over the Eisack (Isarco) River

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View of the Eisack

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5.88 km

Salewa Headquarters

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Salewa HQ with shop, large climbing hall and Bouwlderfelsen. Next door is a good restaurant from where you can watch the climbers.

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21.1 km

View of Bolzano from Kohlern / Colle di Bolzano

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Very promising from the south side of Steinmannswald, the straight two-lane route leads steeply with up to 13% up the eastern side of the Adige Valley, partly through forest and along rock faces, but also over clearings and meadows. The higher you go, the further the view goes up and down the Adige Valley, in the south to Trentino, in the west to the Vinschgau peaks.
The high point at 1245m is quite unspectacular in the forest, here you can either climb a few meters further to the Gasthof Schneiderwiesen at 1360 meters or plunge down into the cabbage. At the first meters of altitude, however, the route is in very poor condition (06/2020), deep washouts and potholes require careful driving.
From farm cabbages, the road is neat again and the remaining 900 vertical meters are very enjoyable, even if speed records are of course not recommended on the very winding and narrow road.

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