The Timpfler Knott is one of the three "tuff knolls" (Rotstein, Beimstein and Timpfler Knott), they are of volcanic origin and are unparalleled in South Tyrol.
Set in a quiet location near Vöran, the Timpfler Knott is an ideal rest stop for passing hikers. The seating arrangement was dug out of the porphyry stone directly, and serves as a viewing platform. This peaceful place is complemented by an enigmatic sculpture by artist Michael Fliri, which never fails to surprise observers: two gloved hands intertwined on a stick project a shadow resembling a wolf on the ground, which moves with the changing position of the sun.The artists: Verena and David Messner, Michael Fliri
The Timpfler Knott is part of the new circular hike Knottnkino³.From Vöran village follow the signs to Timpfler Knott.
By car: Coming from both directions of the freeway Meran/Merano - Bolzano/Bozen (MEBO), take the exit of Meran Süd/Merano Sud and follow directions towards Meran first, to then turn right towards Hafling/Avelengo, follow the street to Vöran/Verano – the parking place is near the parish church in the centre.
By funicular: Coming from both directions of the freeway Meran - Bolzano (MEBO), take the exit of Lana Süd/Lana Sud and follow directions towards Burgstall/Postal. Follow Romstraße/Via Roma for about 1.5km.
The Timpfler Knott is of volcanic origin and is one of the three "tuff knolls" in Vöran/Verano (Rotstein, Beimstein and Timpfler Knott).
With the bus until the bus stop "Vöran Dorf", than follow the signs to Timpfler Knott.
You'll find the time table on the site: www.suedtirolmobil.info/en/