The Marlinger Waalweg is the longest irrigation channel trail in South Tyrol, stretching about 12 km.
It runs above the Adige Valley from Töll to Lana, offering stunning views of Merano, the Burgraviato region, and the Texel Group mountains. The path winds through vineyards, chestnut groves, and orchards, making it perfect for a relaxed, mostly flat hike. There are many inviting rest stops along the way.
Start and End
Start: Töll (Parking at the Töll Bridge)
End: Lana, near Lebenberg Castle
Parking
Töll: Parking at the Töll Bridge (near the Vinschgerbahn train station)
Lana: Limited parking near Lebenberg Castle
Hiking Connections
To Algund Waalweg: At the starting point in Töll, you can switch east to the Algund Waalweg
To Brandis Waalweg in Lana: From the endpoint, a short connecting path leads to the Brandis Waalweg, which runs through the Ultental valley
Public Transport
Outbound: Take the Vinschgerbahn train to Töll station or bus 213 to Töll
Return: From Lana, take bus 211 to Merano, then continue with bus 213 to Töll
Duration & Equipment
Duration: About 3–4 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Equipment: Good hiking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, drinking water
Marlinger Waalweg de Luxe
