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Pure relaxation in a hiker's paradise

Rodengo / Rodeneck

Those who seek seclusion will love the cozy community of Rodengo / Rodeneck. Here, there is neither hectic car traffic nor loud streets. Only a few smaller traffic routes and a bus line that leads to Brixen, 10km away, provide the necessary connection, while lush meadows and gentle fields invite you to relax and unwind. Rodengo / Rodeneck has just over 1000 inhabitants who take exemplary care of their guests. Whether in a privately run family pension or at the higher-lying mountain farm, the motto is always "feel good".

The municipality, consisting of the districts of Vill, Gifen, Nauders, St. Pauls, Spisses, Ahnerberg, and Fröllerberg, has a long history. Both prehistoric Roman settlements and "hill forts" from the middle Bronze Age have been found in the area around Rodengo / Rodeneck. This is hardly surprising, as the location is particularly favorable. Here, the Puster Valley, the Eisack Valley, and the Wipptal Valley come together.

Today, it is mainly the holidaymakers who benefit from ideal weather conditions. There is something for everyone: Mediterranean air flows in from the Eisack Valley, while the connection to the Puster Valley brings fresh, cool mountain air.

Rodenegg Ansitz
Rodenegg Ansitz

Industrious bees

A gentle hike along the slope, long walks through the dreamy villages, a visit to the pretty churches and chapels, mild evenings with wine and good conversations – in Rodengo / Rodeneck, there is no other way but to enjoy life to the fullest. Of course, outdoor exercise must not be missed. There are numerous hiking and walking trails where you can satisfy this need for hours. Just go for a walk and watch as your mind slowly becomes wonderfully free.

If you also want to expand your knowledge, you should plan a hike on the Rodeneck Bee Trail. During the guided tour, you will learn all about the hardworking bees. They produce not only delicious honey for us, but also beeswax, propolis, or the precious royal jelly. On an educational trail, you will get an insight into the world of busy bees – you can visit a demonstration hive and watch a beekeeper at work. Tip: you should not miss the subsequent tasting of bee products.

Equally stimulating for body and soul is a hike to Rodenegg Castle. The magnificent fortification, which has been towering over Rodengo / Rodeneck since the 12th century, is the landmark of the municipality. From May to October, you can follow in the footsteps of the knights and experience a little medieval flair. In addition, exciting adventures and thrilling stories await – an experience for the whole family.

Sporting ambitions

In both summer and winter, there are plenty of sports activities around Rodengo / Rodeneck. The Rodenecker Alm, one of the largest high plateaus in Europe, attracts numerous active holidaymakers and sports enthusiasts every year. Challenging mountain tours, exciting climbing trails, and leisurely family hikes are on the program in the warm summer months; in the cold season, it's all about skiing fun in the snow.

Sporting highlight: the Gifner High Trail. Experienced Nordic walkers are challenged on this special route. The steep climb is rewarded with numerous viewpoints that offer views of the surrounding mountain world.

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