Valclava

The village of Valclava is located at the entrance of the homonymous valles, branching off about 1 km from the main place of San Martino

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Valclava is situated at approx. 1,5 km south of San Martino in Passiria.
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The village Valclava gets its name from the homonymous valley in the Texel Group, reaching from the Fagls farms to Lake Obisell.
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Mountain farms along the Merano High Route above the Valclava Valley.
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Bridge over the Valclava stream at the shield farm Pseier.
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Kalm is one of the most interesting shield farms because of its tower made of stone.
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The settlement of Neuhaus was built around the shield farms Kalm and Pseier.
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The Valclava stream flows into the Passirio in the Val Passiria Valley.
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View over the Passirio stream on the shield farm Kalm.
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Cycle path in the Val Passiria Valley at Valclava.
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About 14 km from Merano, in the Val Passiria, there is the village of Valclava, belonging to the municipality of San Martino. This little village comprises several little hamlets as well as a group of farms on the neighbouring Riederberg mountain, located on the municipal territory of Rifiano, but belonging to Valclava. Inhabited by some 320 people, the idyllic Valclava can comfortably be reached on a road built in the 1970s only.

The Rio Valclava passes this area, emptying into the Passirio river and characterising the landscape. Meadows and forests surround the area and make your walks a lasting impression. Popular hiking destinations are the Malga Faglsalm and Lake Faglsee at 2,100 m asl, and last but not least, the Alta Via Meranese high path.

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