From Naturno/Naturns, it is easy to get to the nearby
Etschradroute cycle route via
bicycle. The
Vinschger Bahn railway takes anyone who wants to travel the whole route from the starting point to Malles/Mals, and with the bus to Resia/Reschen. From there, the Etschradroute cycle route continues for
80km along the Etsch river on a slight downward incline, from the Reschenpass mountain pass in Alta Val Venosta/Obervinschgau Valley to the spa town of
Merano/Meran.
The cycle path itself is already a piece of culture: as a historic main traffic artery between Italy and Augsburg, it is part of the ancient Roman road
Via Claudia Augusta, which was completed around 47 AD.
Already at Reschen/Resia, the first eye-catcher along the cycle path rises out of the mirror-smooth water: a
church tower commemorates the
damming of the lake in 1950, when the village of Altgraun and parts of Reschen were flooded.
With a view of the mighty
Ortler massif, the route descends at a brisk pace from Reschen and just as quickly the Via Claudia Augusta takes cyclists from one sight to the next: to the smallest town in South Tyrol Glurns/Glorenza, passing the Churburg and the internationally famous Lasa marble or to Messner Mountain Museum at
Juval Castle.
In addition, the
bike taxi offered by the Naturno Tourist Office brings cyclists to their desired starting destinations, such as the
medieval town of Glorenza/Glurns. Twice a week, bike enthusiasts can also join
guided bike tours offered by the
Ötzi Bike Academy.