インナーヴィルグラーテンの天然記念物・トップ20

The lake's water shimmers in impressive turquoise-green hues. With a surface area of approximately 44 hectares, it is the third-largest natural lake in South Tyrol. It has a maximum depth of 38 meters. It probably formed at the end of the last Ice Age by a natural landslide or rockslide that blocked the valley and dammed the water. Due to its altitude and low water temperature (below 17°C year-round), it is not a bathing lake, but a typical cold mountain lake. A lovely path, partly on wooden boardwalks, leads us around the lake.

Anyone looking out over the Sexten Dolomites from the Carnic Ridge will experience one of the most impressive landscapes in the Eastern Alps. The contrast between the green alpine pastures along the high trail and the rugged rock faces of the Dolomites is striking – and that's precisely what makes this place so special: You're standing in the Carnic Alps and looking directly into the heart of the Dolomites.

Great view, worth it

Very nice cycle path with good asphalt and a great panorama.

There is a beautiful hiking trail around Lake Antholz with lovely views

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. During the hike you will always have a great view of the lake with its wonderful colors.

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.

Beautiful route, no cars, great views, moderate gradient