This pleasant hike starts in the village centre of St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo and initially leads through the village. The route then follows the path along the Rienz/Rienza River, through the peaceful landscape of the Pustertal/Val Pusteria to the St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo biotope.
The route is mostly flat and follows easy, well-maintained paths along the river. Once you reach the biotope, it is worth taking some time to explore this special natural habitat and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere by the water.
An easy and relaxing walk, particularly suitable for families and nature lovers, combining village life, riverside scenery and nature.
The hike starts in the village centre of St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo. From here, walk through the village following the signs towards the St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo sports field. Continue along the road and an easy path until you reach the sports field. The St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo Biotope is located directly behind the sports field and can be reached within a few minutes.
The route is mostly flat and follows easy, well-maintained roads and paths, making it ideal for a leisurely walk.
St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo is easily accessible by public transport. Take the train to Ehrenburg/Casteldarne railway station. From there, during the summer months, hiking bus no. 426 takes you to St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo. Alternatively, the starting point can also be reached conveniently by bus no. 401 from Bruneck/Brunico or Brixen/Bressanone.
From Bruneck/Brunico, follow the Puster Valley State Road to St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo. The starting point of the hike is located at the parish church in the village centre.
Parking is available in the center of St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo, near the church.
For this easy hike, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. In summer, make sure to bring sun protection, enough water and swimwear. A small picnic blanket can also be useful for a relaxing break at the biotope.