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The Lake Antholz: a highlight for nature and outdoor enthusiasts
Surrounded by the striking backdrop of the glacier-rich Rieserferner-Ahrn mountain range, one of the most beautiful alpine lakes nestles enchantingly at the head of the Antholz valley: the idyllic, turquoise-green shimmering lake called Antholzer See. At just 5 km from the renowned Staller Sattel mountain pass, which connects the Antholzertal valley with the Defereggental valley in Austria, the third largest lake in South Tyrol offers unforgettable leisure activities for families, nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts all year round.
Unwind on one of the wooden loungers in the relax area by the lake and let your gaze wander over the gentle waves of the water. And if you want to learn more about the local flora and fauna, you can enjoy a leisurely 1.5-hour stroll along the nature trail surrounding the 44-hectare, 38-metre-deep lake. Those who are looking for a more active holiday will be spoilt for choice with a variety of exciting alpine hikes or adventure-packed mountaineering tours to one of the surrounding three-thousanders. Among the many impressive itineraries waiting for you, don't miss out on a tour to the Staller Sattel mountain pass or the mountains called Rote Wand/Croda Rossa and Hinterbergkofel/Monte di Dentro! Keen mountain bikers and road cyclists can look forward to an exciting bike ride to the Staller Sattel , Obersee lake or even further beyond the Austrian border. Eventually, the cold season reveals the area as a magical winter wonderland which invites you to embark on winter hikes across the frozen Antholzer See lake, snowshoe treks or cross-country skiing through the pristine snowy landscape.
Highlights
As soon as the road from the Antholzer See lake to the Staller Sattel mountain pass closes to traffic in winter, it turns into a snow-covered hiking trail with sledging possibilities, ensuring even more snow fun with the family.
