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Maiser Waalweg – Maiser Waalweg loop from Merano - Meran

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Hiking trails & Routes

Italy

South Tyrol

Meran - Merano

Maiser Waalweg – Maiser Waalweg loop from Merano - Meran

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Maiser Waalweg – Maiser Waalweg loop from Merano - Meran

05:32

20.3km

300m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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3.78 km

View of Scena

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From this modern cycle/pedestrian bridge that crosses the Passirio river you can enjoy a beautiful view of the village of Scena (Schenna in German).

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3.80 km

Passer Bridge

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Spectacular photos can be taken from this bridge.

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9.50 km

Passer River

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Whether it's a hiking trail or bike path, the Passer is well developed between Meran and Sankt Leonhard.

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9.99 km

Maiser Waalweg

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Nice section of path along the Waal.

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10.6 km

Apple orchards along the Passirio River

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The apple orchards along the Passirio River between Saltusio (Saltaus) and Rifiano (Riffian) offer opportunities for pleasant walks while enjoying relaxing views in the greenery of the Passiria Valley.

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10.8 km

Maiser Waalweg

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The Maiser Waal flows from Saltaus in the Passeiertal to Meran Obermais. Fed from the waters of the Passer it runs on the eastern side of the valley, below the Schennaberg.
It is especially beautiful in spring, when - early / mid-April - the fruit trees are blooming! During the hike, you can not only observe the nature directly on the corn Waalweg, but also look to Scena and on the other side of the valley with village Tyrol, Kuens and Riffian and throw into the valley to the Jaufenkamm.
The Waal itself flows mostly open, only partially, the water disappears in pipes under the way.

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