Best lakes around Kastelruth - Castelrotto are found in the Dolomites, a region known for its dramatic peaks and diverse natural landscapes. This area features a variety of lakes, from glacial alpine waters to accessible bathing lakes. Many are situated within natural parks, reflecting the surrounding mountains. The lakes offer opportunities for both relaxation and challenging outdoor activities.
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The Franco Cavazza al Pisciadù refuge, owned by the CAI of Bologna, is located in Alta Badia at 2587 m above sea level. near the border with Val Gardena and offers an excellent accommodation service, bar and restaurant with typical Ladin cuisine.
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Perfectly located to strengthen yourself after climbing. Wonderful sun terrace.
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While bathing is permitted in a part of the Völser Weiher, you are not allowed to swim in the Huber Weiher. Rather, anglers come here for their pleasure.
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This small lake is the Huber pond. Here the passionate angler can fish for trout, carp or char.
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Enchanting place, worth the effort to get up there 😊
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Very nice mountain hut with delicious South Tyrolean specialties.
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The region around Kastelruth - Castelrotto offers a diverse range of lakes, from accessible bathing lakes like Völser Weiher – Laghetto di Fiè to stunning glacial alpine lakes such as Lake Antermoia. You'll also find smaller, picturesque ponds like Huber Pond.
Yes, Völser Weiher – Laghetto di Fiè is highly recommended for swimming and rowing. It's known as one of the cleanest bathing lakes in South Tyrol and has received the 'Vela Blu' award. While swimming is not permitted in all local ponds, Völser Weiher is a popular choice for a refreshing dip in summer.
Völser Weiher – Laghetto di Fiè is very family-friendly, offering swimming and rowing in summer, and ice skating in winter. Huber Pond also offers a pleasant loop walk that is suitable for families, though swimming is not allowed there.
Yes, Dosler Lake, located near Castelrotto, is a prime destination for anglers. You can fish for trout, carp, or char there. Fishing licenses and daily passes are required and can be obtained by guests.
Absolutely. For experienced trekkers, Lake Antermoia is a stunning glacial lake nestled in the Catinaccio group, requiring a strenuous but rewarding hike. Similarly, Franco Cavazza Hut at Pisciadù is located directly above Lake Pisciadù, which is accessible via demanding hikes, including the renowned Pisciadù Via Ferrata.
In winter, Völser Weiher – Laghetto di Fiè transforms into a natural ice skating rink. You can enjoy ice skating, ice hockey, and curling, with skate rentals available at the Seegaststätte.
Yes, the Franco Cavazza Hut at Pisciadù is located directly above Lake Pisciadù and offers accommodation and dining. Another rewarding spot is Rifugio Molignon – Mahlknechthütte, which features a small pond and is known for its good food and service, serving as a popular starting point for hikers.
The lakes offer breathtaking views of the Dolomites. Völser Weiher provides picturesque reflections of the majestic Schlern mountain. Lake Antermoia is known for its deep blue glacial waters reflecting towering Dolomitic peaks. From the area around Lake Pisciadù and the Franco Cavazza Hut, you can enjoy panoramic views of peaks like Cir Peaks, Sassongher, and Piz Boè.
Yes, there are several cycling opportunities. You can find various cycling routes, including those that pass by lakes, in the guide for Cycling around Kastelruth - Castelrotto. For example, there's a route featuring the View of the Sciliar and Lake Fiè.
Many lakes are integrated into hiking networks. For instance, a loop around Huber Pond is a pleasant walk. More challenging mountain hikes, some leading to alpine lakes like Lake Antermoia, can be found in the guide for Mountain Hikes around Kastelruth - Castelrotto.
Visitors frequently praise the idyllic scenery and the tranquility of the lakes. Many appreciate the opportunity for swimming and rowing at Völser Weiher, while the challenging ascent to Lake Antermoia is considered highly rewarding for its magnificent glacial beauty. The unique, moon-like landscape around Lake Pisciadù and the hospitality of mountain huts also receive high acclaim.


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