Staller Saddle mountain pass: A highlight on the border to Austria

Located at 2,050 m a.s.l. at the end of the Antholz valley, it invites you to undertake numerous activities the whole year round: We are talking about the mountain pass called Staller Saddle. Only 4 km from the Lake Antholz, the well-known alpine pass not only connects our Blue Valley with the valley called Defereggental in East Tyrol, but it also links the Riserferner-Ahrn Nature Park with the Hohe Tauern National Park. This turns the area into a real heaven for adventurous excursions and exploratory tours! In summer you can look forward to view-rich hiking tours which allow you to cross borders, while in winter the closed pass road becomes a winter hiking trail with tobogganing opportunities leading to the Lake Antholz or lake Obersee, all of which provide unforgettable memories.

Make sure your tour doesn't end at the Staller Saddle mountain pass, as only 200 metres after the Austrian border, the idyllic Lake Obersee is waiting to delight its visitors. At an altitude of 2,016 m, it offers excursions to meet every taste: from a pram-friendly walk around the lake or mountain hikes to the surrounding peaks and up to a leisurely hike to the Staller Almen mountain huts in summer, or snowshoe hikes, winter hikes with the possibility of tobogganing and cross-country skiing in winter. Everyone will find their very own personal highlight here.

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