Antholz in summer

The impressive mountain world of the Antholzertal valley offers everything for a varied summer holiday: a wonderfully beneficial combination of exercise and unique experiences in nature.

Discover the variety of South Tyrol’s numerous hiking and mountain paths in the Riesenferner, the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage and around crystal clear Lake Antholz. Mountain bikers can ride to their heart’s content on adventurous paths and downhill trails in their summer holidays in Pustertal valley. The winding, panoramic roads in this holiday region are a particular paradise for motorcyclists.

Antholz in summer
Our valley is one of those places that offers limitless possibilities for leisure activities from spring to autumn. Lush green meadows, imposing peaks, and clear lakes await you!
Check out the hiking area
Check out the bike trails

Airy mountain passes and gigantic peaks

It is not for nothing that the Staller Sattel pass is a popular destination for motorcyclists. Whether for a leisurely ride or a demanding tour full of riding challenges – you can start directly from the Brunnerhof and immerse yourself in an adventure on two wheels!

Excursion tips

in the Antholzertal valley and surroundings

Lake Antholz
The Lake Antholz is an idyllic, deep green mountain lake in the Rieserferner Ahrn nature park. The lake is the third largest in South Tyrol and tempts with a circular walk. When the lake freezes in winter, romantic ice skating becomes another main attraction. In the surrounding area there are also Lake Pragser, the Lake Toblach and Lake Misurina.
Drei Zinnen - Three Peaks
Just half an hour from our hotel are the legendary Three Peaks. From Höhlensteintal valley near Toblach you enjoy stunning views of the Three Peaks. A hike around the Three Peaks or a climbing session are a special experience.
Biathlon centre Antholz
Breathe in World Cup air and watch the international biathletes at work. You will love the arena with its fantastic backdrop of the mountains. You can also visit the stadium in summer and take part in the guest shooting event.
Churches
The Gothic church of St. Walburga in Antholz Niedertal was built in the 15th century and extended in 1952. St. George’s church in Antholz Mittertal, which was redesigned as a Baroque church in 1798, is also worth a visit.
MMM – Messner Mountain Museums
In Bruneck and on the Kronplatz two Messner Mountain Museums invite to a contemplation of the topic of mountains. The two museums are part of a series of six museums built by the former extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner.
Ethnological museum Dietenheim
According to the German Automobile Club ADAC the ethnological museum Dietenheim near Bruneck is one of Europe’s most beautiful open air museums. The museum showcases the daily life of the rural population in earlier times. In the grounds you can visit the original farm houses and admire collections of ethnological items in the Baroque manor house. Traditional farm equipment can be viewed in the adjacent farm buildings.
Waterfalls of Reinbach
The waterfalls Reinbach near Sand in Taufers are an impressive spectacle of nature in Ahrntal valley. Fed by melt water the Reinbach falls in three cascades over the rocks down to the ground.
Predoi mines and climate tunnel
Exploring below ground... in a former copper mine! The “I breathe” climate tunnel is particularly attractive for people suffering with asthma.
Shopping
Strolling and Shopping: Bruneck, the pedestrian zone in Innichen and Lienz in East Tyrol invite you.