Closed hiking and biking trails

A national train strike has been called from Friday, March 7th at 9:00 PM until Saturday, March 8th at 9:00 PM.

The strike affects trains operated by Trenitalia, Trenord, and Italo.
Specifically, this means that the journeys from Merano to Bolzano, operated by Trenitalia, may be canceled.

Journeys in the Venosta Valley are not affected by the strike.

Further information and the guaranteed train connections can be found here.

The S.Kassian street will be completely closed from house numbers 1 to 16 daily from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM due to public lighting work.

This may cause disruptions to bus service on line 237. The following stops are expected to be omitted:

• Ruster
• Rosengarten
• Sonnbrunn

 

Passengers are therefore requested to use the old church stop instead.


Changes to the Untergandl stop
Due to fiber optic work, the Untergandl stop will replace the Moarhöfe terminal stop.


The above changes are not yet final. We will keep you updated on any changes.

A replacement bus service (route B250) will operate every half hour; bicycle transport is not possible.

The evening closure (Merano-Mals) remains in effect.

From October 26th, the entire Merano-Mals section will be closed.


As far as the transport of bicycles is concerned, there are the following options for our guests:

• Contact directly the various taxis and private shuttle buses that organise the transport of people and bicycles to Mals or Reschen. E.g. Taxi Iris www.taxi-iris.com or Südtirol Bike Shuttle www.suedtirolbike.info/shuttle.

All current information can be found on the website www.suedtirolmobil.info

After more than 55 years, the Lueg Bridge along the A13 Brenner motorway has reached the end of its service life. For road safety reasons and to relieve the bridge, a single-lane traffic flow in both directions has been in effect since January 1st, 2025. To reduce long delays and traffic jams on days with heavy traffic, a temporary two-lane flow will be established through special traffic management.

More information can be found here.

Construction work on the rockfall gallery between the Reschen Pass and Pfunds began in early September and is scheduled for completion at the end of 2026.

The diversion for cars is via the Engadiner (B184) and Martinsbrucker Straße (B185) and therefore partly via Swiss territory. Trucks, vehicles with trailers over 6.5 metres and buses over 13 metres are not allowed to use this route. They must wait for the closures or take a wide detour. Motorhomes are not subject to any restrictions and may use the diversions route.

Good news: the Reschen Pass will remain open to two lanes around the public holiday on 3 October (German Unity Day).
This diversion via the Engadiner Straße (B184) and the Martinsbrucker Straße (B185) will take about 10 minutes longer than the regular route, depending on the volume of traffic.
The Reschenpass itself is not affected by the closure!