View of the Lake and Mountains – View of Lake Anterselva loop from Antholz Biathlon Center

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Italy

South Tyrol

Rasen-Antholz - Rasun-Anterselva

View of the Lake and Mountains – View of Lake Anterselva loop from Antholz Biathlon Center

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View of the Lake and Mountains – View of Lake Anterselva loop from Antholz Biathlon Center

05:08

15.9km

660m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 7.52 km for 410 m

Closed: • November-May (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.67 km

View of the Lake and Mountains

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You can walk around the lake on a path approximately 3.5 km long, with about 90m of elevation gain. During the hike, you repeatedly get a great view of the lake with its wonderful colors.

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3.07 km

Lake Antholz (Antholzer See)

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Lake Antholz lies at the end of the Antholz Valley, at the foot of the Staller Saddle, at an altitude of 1642 meters. With a surface area of 43 hectares …

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3.52 km

Lake Anterselva – Antholzer See

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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 …

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7.52 km

Staller Sattel - Passo di Stalle

Mountain Pass

12.0 km

View of Lake Anterselva

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You can walk around the lake on a path approximately 3.5 km long, with about 90m of elevation gain. During the hike, you repeatedly have a great view of the lake with its magnificent colors.

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12.2 km

View of Lake Anterselva

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You can circle the lake on a path about 3.5 km long, with about 90m of elevation gain to overcome. During the hike, you repeatedly have a great view of the lake with its magnificent colors.

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12.4 km

Lake Anterselva

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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 …

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12.5 km

Wooden Sculpture by the Stream

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You can walk around the lake on a 3.5 km trail, with a gain of approximately 90 meters. During the hike, you'll repeatedly enjoy magnificent views of the lake and its magnificent colors.

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13.1 km

View of Lake Anterselva

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You can walk around the lake on a 3.5 km trail, with a gain of approximately 90 meters. During the hike, you'll repeatedly enjoy magnificent views of the lake and its magnificent colors.

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15.9 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.45 km

5.13 km

470 m

422 m

410 m

Surfaces

7.12 km

4.15 km

4.00 km

422 m

135 m

Elevation

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Comments

August 19, 2024,Antholzer See & Obersee

Here is the video of our tour:

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May 13, 2023,Wanderung zum Biathlon-Zentrum, Biotop Antholzer See zum Staller Sattel

Hike from Anterselva to the Biathlon Center via Lake Anterselva, up to Passo Staller via the hiking trail. Since it's mid-May and the snow hasn't quite left yet, extreme caution is required on the slippery rock and forest floors. Appropriate footwear and clothing should be a matter of course. Good physical condition is required. At the top you could cross …

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June 20, 2026,vom Antholzer See zum Obersee

Since we knew Antholz from the Biathlon World Championships in 2007 and the 2026 Olympics, we wanted to get to know the beautiful area in the summer as well.
The start was indeed at the Biathlon Stadium (today, free choice of seats 🤣), past the turquoise shimmering Antholzer See lake, then following a forest path that was first slow and …

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July 20, 2023,Trekking dal Lago di Anterselva al Passo Stalle e Obersee

Departure from Anterselva Alta: walk along the pretty Anterselva lakefront on the north side. Then we continue in a beautiful forest 🌲🌲🌲 until we reach Passo Stalle, at 2052 MT of altitude, on the border with Austria. It descends towards the Obersee lake. Lunch stop on the lake 😋. Return along the same path, finally skirting the panoramic south side …

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December 27, 2022,Lago di Anterselva e Passo Stalle

Waldhäusl – path 11 - Malga Huber – Biathlon Center – Lake Anteselva – Platzl am See - path 11 – Heldenkreuz - Alpengasthaus Obersee - Passo Stalle

The excursion to Passo Stalle generally starts near Malga Huber and the Biathlon Center of Anteselva (large free parking), where the SP44 is closed to vehicular traffic in winter. From here, walk …

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September 4, 2026,202609 D2: Obersee und Antholzersee 🇦🇹 🇮🇹 (Defereggen)

What a beautiful day today! And I fulfilled a heartfelt wish that I've cherished for over 20 years, namely to visit the Obersee and the Antholzer See (I actually wanted to cycle the whole loop via Pustertal - Defereggental - Antholzertal back then. Will that ever happen?).

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July 25, 2023,Um den Antholzer See und dem Obersee zur Steinziger Alm 😍

Small but fine bad weather tour 😍 although the weather wasn't that bad, just a little chilly...

After it had rained heavily all night, I decided to sleep in 🤗 it's also vacation 😅

But it just doesn't work without exercise 🤦‍♂️ so then look at the weather forecast, plan the tour, and get in the car 🤗

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July 14, 2025,Vom Antholzer See zum Staller Sattel

Today's tour started in Antholz at the Biathlon Arena. First, the path led us along the lake for a bit, then steadily climbed to the Staller Sattel. The Staller Sattel is a mountain pass at an altitude of 2,052 meters. The border between Italy and Austria runs up here. After a cool drink, we returned the same way back down …

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