Alongside the world-famous biathlon stadium, the Südtirol Arena with its extensive network of cross-country skiing trails, the Antholz Valley is the perfect place for all those looking to enjoy an active winter break in touch with nature. Romantic snowshoe walks and horse-drawn sleigh rides and afterwards relaxing with regional specialities in one of the cosy restaurants. The Antholz Valley combines the intimacy of a quiet, unspoilt valley with all the necessary amenities for winter sports fans and is thus an ideal destination for a varied winter holiday.
Professional sport and enjoyment of nature
A winter holiday in Antholz
Alongside the world-famous biathlon stadium , the Südtirol Arena with its extensive network of cross-country skiing trails , the Antholz Valley is the perfect place for all those looking to enjoy an active winter break in touch with nature. Romantic...
A fantastic added extra – the cross-country skiing trail leads right past your holiday apartment and you can enjoy a rapid descent to the Südtirol Arena, the Antholz Biathlon stadium!
Where better than in the world-famous Antholz Valley?
Cross-country skiing and biathlon
Where better than in the world-famous Antholz Valley?
Cross-country skiing and biathlon
The perfect conditions for a sporty winter holiday reign supreme here, where every year the elite of the biathlon world come to visit. Over 60 km of excellently prepared tracks criss-cross the Antholz Valley and offer a variety of routes through snowy forests and past frozen lakes with the impressive panoramic scenery of the Rieserferner Group in the background. The modern facilities offer perfect training conditions for sportsmen and women of all performance levels whilst beginners can learn cross-country skiing in certified ski schools. Experience the thrilling atmosphere of the World Cup races live or test your mettle on the shooting range yourself with some professional guidance.
Have you got a competition coming up or do you want to train in Antholz? We will be happy to accommodate you as a whole biathlon team!
Immerse yourself in the silent winter landscape
Back-country skiing and snowshoeing
The wintry Rieserferner Group around Antholz offers back-country skiers special adventures in nature with a range of tour options. From gentle ascents over alpine meadows through to challenging high alpine routes on three thousand metre-plus summits such as the Hochgall or Magerstein, there is something for all levels of experience. Other popular destinations include the Rote Wand and the Hinterbergkofel. Showshoers can leave their tracks in the deep snow through snowy forests to secret alpine pastures, always accompanied by fantastic summit views. One popular and accessible tour, for example, leads from Lake Antholz along the closed road to the Staller Sattel.
Safety first!
Find out in advance about the snow conditions and avalanche situation and only undertake tours with suitable equipment and, if necessary, accompanied by an experienced mountain guide.
Experience a natural winter sports classic
Skiing and snowboarding
Experience a natural winter sports classic
Skiing and snowboarding
For skiers there is a charming and compact ski resort available in the Antholz Valley that is especially suited to families. The slopes at the Riepen Lift in the middle Antholz valley are ideal for your first attempts on skis or for refreshing your technique. With its gentle slopes and compact size, it provides a relaxed atmosphere where children feel at home and parents know that they are safe. For more advanced and passionate skiers, our proximity to the popular ski resort of the Kronplatz (accessible via Olang) is a great advantage, where countless kilometres of slopes, modern lifts, cosy chalets and great après-ski parties await.
Pure fun on runners
Tobogganing and ice skating
Fans of tobogganing will love Antholz! There are countless inviting natural toboggan runs offering rapid descents through the snowy landscape. One particularly popular toboggan run that is often prepared for use leads from Lake Antholz up to the Staller Sattel (pass road that is closed in winter) and is a really fun descent. A number of different inns on the alps in the area offer tobogganing where you can fortify yourself with regional speciality dishes before enjoying a run down the hill. In Oberrasen there is a small natural ice rink behind the cultural centre, and there is also one in Niederrasen, where you can hire skates too. And then, of course, the nature in the surroundings is especially romantic when viewed from a horse-drawn sleigh.
Tips for bad weather? Yes, but not just for rainy days!
Events & Antholz Guest Pass
Cross-country skiing taster lessons, in either skating or classical style, perhaps even with a biathlon rifle in your hand. Torchlit hikes in the early evening, guided snowshoe walks in the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, cultural events ... A few...
Cross-country skiing taster lessons, in either skating or classical style, perhaps even with a biathlon rifle in your hand. Torchlit hikes in the early evening, guided snowshoe walks in the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, cultural events ... A few museums are also open in winter and are a great destination when you feel like taking a break from sport or it is snowing too much for you. The museums on the Kronplatz are a good example - Lumen and the MMM Corones are well worth a visit under any circumstances, whilst Dolomythos in Innichen, which is themed on the history and geology of the Dolomites, is also absolutely fascinating.
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Families, groups of friends on holiday and retirees, we are delighted to host you all!
