Best attractions and places to see around Sand In Taufers - Campo Tures, located in South Tyrol, blend historical landmarks with natural beauty. The region is characterized by its position at the entrance to the picturesque Aurino Valley, surrounded by towering mountains and the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park. Visitors can explore medieval fortresses, impressive waterfalls, and serene alpine lakes. The area offers a diverse range of natural features and cultural sites.
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The first waterfall of the Reinbach Cascade is reachable after about a 20-minute hike from the parking lot. The path there is wide, easy to walk, and runs along the Francis Contemplation Trail, which has several stations inviting you to reflect. At the waterfall itself, there is a viewing point from which you can enjoy the cascading water and the surrounding nature. Particularly noteworthy is the "Sister Water" contemplation point, a modern representation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus that reminds us of the spiritual significance of water. This section of the hike is easy, also suitable for families, and offers a first impressive glimpse of the power of the Reinbach Waterfalls.
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The Riva waterfalls (or Campo Tures waterfalls) are located in Cantuccio, between the Aurina Valley and the Riva Valley. There are three waterfalls (high, medium and low) and they are even more spectacular the more the snow has melted on the Vedrette di Ries.
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With reasonably good lighting, you can easily get through.
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There is a beautiful hiking trail around Lake Antholz with lovely views
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The Antholzer See is located at the end of the Antholzer valley, at the foot of the Staller Sattel, at an altitude of 1642m. With an area of 43 hectares and a depth of 43 m, it is the third largest lake in South Tyrol. You can walk around the lake on a path that is about 3.5 km long, with a difference in altitude of about 90 m.
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Beautiful path with great views of Lake Antholz and the surrounding mountains.
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A jewel in the Puster Valley. A scenic highlight of the Anterselva Valley. Lake Anterselva is at an altitude of 1,642 m. With its turquoise-green water and the wonderful mountains of the Rieserferner Ahrn Nature Park that surrounds it, it is one of the most popular destinations in the Puster Valley, along with the Pragser Wildsee. It is the third largest natural lake in South Tyrol and can be completely circumnavigated.
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Beautiful lake, a little less famous than Braies and Misurina, but definitely worth going!
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The region is rich in natural beauty. Don't miss the spectacular First Reinbach Waterfall, part of a series of three impressive cascades. Another must-see is Lake Anterselva – Antholzer See, the third-largest lake in South Tyrol, offering a scenic 3.5 km walking path. You can also explore the unique Platten Earth Pyramids, bizarre formations created by erosion.
Absolutely. The impressive Taufers Castle (Burg Taufers / Castel Taufers) is a medieval fortress overlooking the village, offering guided tours. The late-Renaissance Residenza Neumelans and the Parish Church of San Maurizio also reflect the area's rich heritage. For a broader historical experience, consider a visit to Bruneck Old Town, a short distance away.
Many attractions are suitable for families. The Reinbach Waterfalls are accessible via a comfortable promenade, and the nearby Fly-Line Wasserfall offers an exciting descent. The walking path around Lake Anterselva – Antholzer See is also family-friendly. The Platten Earth Pyramids offer an impressive sight that children often enjoy, though the path requires surefootedness.
Sand in Taufers is a gateway to the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, offering numerous hiking possibilities. You can find many trails, including the 'Tour to the Reinbach Waterfalls near Sand in Taufers' or the 'Castel Tures Castle Trail'. For more options, explore the hiking routes around Sand in Taufers - Campo Tures.
Yes, the region boasts a dense network of paths for cyclists. You can enjoy routes like the 'Bruneck Old Town – Rienza River in Bruneck loop' or the 'Aurina Valley Cycle Path loop'. Discover more options on the cycling guide for Sand in Taufers - Campo Tures.
In winter, the popular Klausberg and Speikboden ski resorts offer unique experiences for skiers, snowboarders, snowshoe hikers, and ski tourers. The region transforms into a winter wonderland with various activities for snow enthusiasts.
Beyond Taufers Castle, you can explore several specialized museums. The Maranatha – Cribs Museum in Lutago, the Wool Museum in Caminata, the Water Magic Museum in Lappago, and the Predoi Mining Museum all offer unique insights into local culture and history. The Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park House also provides information about the local environment.
The Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, accessible from Sand in Taufers, offers untouched mountain scenery and high alpine routes for those seeking demanding mountain tours. Towering peaks like Schwarzenstein Glacier, Hochgall, Dreiherrenspitze, and Möseler attract mountaineers. You can find specific routes in the mountain hikes guide for Sand in Taufers - Campo Tures.
Visitors frequently praise the impressive natural beauty, especially the spectacular waterfalls and the serene atmosphere around Lake Anterselva – Antholzer See. The unique geological formations of the Platten Earth Pyramids are also a highlight. Many appreciate the well-maintained paths and the opportunity to combine natural exploration with historical sites like Taufers Castle.
Yes, for an adrenaline rush, you can try rafting in the rapids of the Ahr torrent. Near the Reinbach Waterfalls, the Fly-Line Wasserfall offers a unique experience combining elements of a zip line and roller coaster, providing a scenic descent through the forest.
The region offers attractions year-round. Summer is ideal for hiking, cycling, and exploring natural features like the waterfalls and lakes. Winter transforms the area into a popular destination for skiing and other snow sports at resorts like Klausberg and Speikboden. Spring and autumn offer milder weather, perfect for enjoying the changing landscapes and fewer crowds.
Many natural attractions double as excellent viewpoints. The 'Sister Water' contemplation point near the Reinbach Waterfalls offers an impressive view. The path around Lake Anterselva – Antholzer See provides great views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Taufers Castle, perched on a rocky outcrop, also offers panoramic vistas of the village and valley.


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