The Lana region in South Tyrol offers a wide variety of opportunities for hiking and walking, from leisurely paths in the valley and historic irrigation-channel trails to easy hikes surrounded by nature. Around Lana, Cermes, Postal and Gargazzone, scenic routes lead through apple orchards, forests and traditional cultivated landscapes. Car-free Mount Vigiljoch also invites visitors to enjoy relaxed hikes in the mountains. Thanks to the
mild climate and
varying altitudes, the region can be explored on foot for much of the year, with beautiful views, diverse scenery and plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy a break.
Varied Hiking Trails and Little Discoveries
From the flat Adige Valley and the sunny slopes around Lana, Cermes, Postal and Gargazzone to car-free
Mount Vigiljoch, the region offers numerous easy hikes and scenic walking routes. Particularly popular are the historic irrigation-channel trails, known locally as Waalwege, which follow old
irrigation channels through South Tyrol's traditional cultivated landscapes. Other paths wind through blossoming apple orchards and shady forests or lead to scenic viewpoints overlooking the Adige Valley and the surrounding mountains.
Themed trails, such as the Sculpture Trail, combine time outdoors with interesting discoveries along the way. Many starting points for hikes and walks are easily accessible by bus, train or cable car, making it simple to explore the Lana region without a car.
Hiking at Your Own Pace
Hiking in Lana and its surroundings is all about experiencing nature and discovering the diversity of the landscape at your own pace. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely walk through the apple orchards, following an easy irrigation-channel trail or taking a trip to Mount Vigiljoch, the focus is on the pleasure of being active outdoors, breathing fresh air and noticing the little details along the way.
Those who would like to get to know the region better can join a
guided hike. Along the way, visitors learn interesting facts about nature, special places, the traditional landscape and everyday life in the Lana region. Even a simple walk can become an opportunity to discover an authentic side of South Tyrol.