High above Lana lies the Vigiljoch – a hidden natural paradise that can only be reached by cable car. Once at the top, fragrant larch forests, gentle alpine meadows and a panorama that simply impresses await you.

Here you can enjoy a relaxing hike, walk to the small St Vigilius church or enjoy the tranquillity of the ‘Schwarze Lacke’ mountain lake. In winter, there is a small, relaxed ski area – perfect for families and those seeking peace and quiet.

Far away from the hustle and bustle, the Vigiljoch is the ideal place to take a deep breath and enjoy nature to the full.

Surrounded by greenery, along an idyllic footpath, the sculpture trail in Lana combines art and nature in a special way. The path winds through chestnut groves and light forests, accompanied by the gentle babbling of the Brandiswaal.

Here you will discover impressive works of art by international artists – sometimes hidden among the trees, sometimes as a striking statement along the way. Each sculpture tells its own story and invites you to pause and reflect.

Whether for art lovers or walkers who simply want to enjoy the peace and quiet – the sculpture trail is an inspiring place that harmoniously combines nature and creativity.

The Waalwege trails around Lana are the perfect way to enjoy nature in a relaxed manner. They run gently along old water channels that were once used to irrigate the orchards. Today they are picturesque footpaths with marvellous views of vineyards, forests and the Adige Valley.

The Brandis-Waalweg, for example, leads through shady chestnut groves and accompanies a babbling stream – ideal for a leisurely hike. There are always cosy rest stops along the way where you can take in the tranquillity and the landscape.

Whether in spring, when everything is in bloom, or in autumn, when the leaves are changing colour – the Waalwege around Lana are a pleasure for body and soul at any time of year.