Winter hiking in the Antholzertal valley

Experience the winter wonderland of the Antholz valley

Captivating snow-covered landscapes and a breathtaking silence. Winter hiking in the Antholz valley is an unforgettable experience where every single step takes you deeper and deeper into the winter world of our romantic side vale. Follow the well-groomed hiking trails and enjoy the beauty of the snowy scenery surrounding the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park: let your gaze wander over glistening white alpine pastures, snowy forests, the frozen Lake Antholz and icy glaciers. Make sure not to miss out on the snow-covered mountain huts which await you with their warm, traditional atmosphere and treat you to local delicacies.

Discover your itineraries and experience our valley and its mountains from their most magical perspective!

Winter hiking map

IMPORTANT

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Entering frozen Lake Antholz
Weather
Avalanche report
Folder "Safe hiking"

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Do not use the cross-country slopes for hiking!

Entering frozen Lake Antholz

Entering frozen Lake Antholz

Here you will find the map with the marked trails on the frozen Lake Antholz. The orange-marked path is the winter hiking trail, while the green-marked one is the cross-country ski trail. Please stay on the designated paths to protect nature and ensure everyone's safety!

The ice thickness is regularly checked, and the lake is only opened when it is sufficiently thick. Please check before entering whether the Lake Antholz is currently safe to walk on.

Status: NON ACCESSIBLE

Map of cross-country ski trail and winter hiking trail

Weather

Weather

Read the WEATHER REPORT carefully before each tour and adapt the tour accordingly!

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Avalanche report

Avalanche report

Before each tour, read the avalanche report carefully and adapt the tour accordingly!

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Folder "Safe hiking"

Folder "Safe hiking"

In this folder the Alpenverein Südtirol explains the 5 levels of avalanche danger in a simple way, so you can adapt your tour planing and your reactions to the present situation!

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TIPS FOR WINTER HIKING

SHOE SPIKES are lightweight crampons you can tie under the hiking boots, very helpful in icy smooth spots.
GAITERS for slipping over shoes and pants are helpful when hiking in deep snow, so that no snow goes in the shoes and the pants will not get wet.
Take a THERMOS of hot tea to warm up.
SUNGLASSES and SUNSCREEN are very important in winter as the snow reflects and the sun can be very strong in winter.
Dress up on the ONION PRINCIPLE and take dry clothes with you, should your clothes get wet.
TREKKING POLES WITH LARGE PLATES to better balance and test whether the snow is hard or soft.
HEADLAMP if the walk takes longer and you are surprised by the darkness.
TOUR PLANNING: it should be noted that it gets dark early in the winter, not all huts are opened and times of the hikes are not transferable to the winter, as you slow down in the snow.