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Lake Antholz
With its 44 hectares, Lake Antholz is the third largest lake in South Tyrol, very much known and appreciated by lovers of nature and mountains.
Path around the lake
Since 2003, a very interesting path leads around the lake, several stations explaining the geology, the flora and fauna of the Lake. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. In winter, cross-country skiers can do the whole tour of the lake, or crossing it when it is frozen. Near the lake, there is also the famous Biathlon Center of Antholz, where take place several Wold Cup races. Those who spend holidays in Pustertal Valley must visit also the romantic and evocative Lake Antholz.
Images
In winter, Lake Antholz near Rasen-Antholz is a good starting point for many winter sports, such as tobogganing or ski touring.
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In autumn, the larches around Lake Antholz have golden colours. At this time of the year, there may sometimes be the first snow.
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Lake Antholz in Pustertal is located at 1642 m above sea level and is up to 38 m deep.
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Lake Antholz is a famous destination in summer. The circular tour lasts about an hour.
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The picturesque mountain lake has a wonderful green-turquoise colour.
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The dog Willy enjoys the magnificent hike around the picturesque Lake Antholz.
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The picturesque Lake Antholz is surrounded by impressive peaks.
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Lovingly carved root man along the hiking path.
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The picturesque mountain lake is a popular destination for excursions.
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The lake is located at 1,642 meters above sea level and the maximum depth is 38 meters.
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The nature trail around Lake Antholz. Learn more about the flora and fauna of Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park.
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Each viewpoint is worth a photo!
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The road to the Staller passes is right by the lake.
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The path around the lake
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