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Your winter holidays in Pustertal

Winter bliss for all tastes

Winter holidays in the Antholz Valley mean fun and activities on white alpine pastures, perfectly groomed slopes and cross-country ski trails as far as the eye can see. At the family-run 3-star superior hotel in the Antholz Valley in South Tyrol, it doesn’t take long for you to fall in love with the mountains.
Will the guided ski tours to the Rote Wand mountain or the Staller Saddle mountain pass, the ascent through the pristine countryside or the descent through powdery snow be the lasting memory of your holiday? Or will it be the satisfying feeling in the evening, knowing you gave it your all at the Biathlon Center and on the sheer endless cross-country ski trails in the surrounding ski resorts? Or maybe there’s a special place in your heart for the winter hikes.
Only here in Pustertal is a winter holiday as versatile as exciting!

Winter hiking in Pustertal

Beneath snow-capped mountain peaks

After the snow falls, the air is so clear that you can see far beyond the closest mountain summits, whose white peaks glisten in the sun. On a winter hike in the Antholz Valley, you can enjoy the tranquillity that is only interrupted when the snow crunches softly beneath your feet.
Hiking guide Thomas is flexible in responding to the weather and his guests’ needs. Most of the hikes start at the hotel, otherwise hikers take a bus to the starting point. One of his favourite tours goes from the Antholzer See lake to the Steinzgeralm cabin at an altitude of 1,800 metres. Hikers can then refuel with homemade specialities in the rustic chalet before zipping back down to the valley in a sled.

Snowshoeing in Pustertal

Getting to know the mountains in a different way

Even more impressive than a pure winter hike in Antholz is experiencing a centuries-old tradition: it seems as if you are defying gravity when you snowshoe hike on the pristine white blankets of snow, making you feel as light as a feather.
Snowshoes make it possible to go on tours that wouldn’t be viable in normal hiking gear. One beautiful and gentle snowshoe hike goes from the Plätzwiese plateau up to the Strudelkopf viewing platform. From here, you will be rewarded with fascinating views of the Dolomites, the Cristallo mountain, the Tofane mountain group and the famous Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Snowshoes can be hired for free in out hotel!

Cross-country skiing and biathlon in Antholz

Amateur and high-performance sports at the Vierbrunnenhof

The organisers of the Biathlon Olympics 2026 have recognised that the nearby Südtirol Arena Alto Adige biathlon and cross-country skiing centre offers the perfect conditions for competitive winter sports. Here, beginners and cross-country skiing pros will be thrilled:

Cross-country skiing trails and biathlon centre within walking distance: 60 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails just 5 minutes from the hotel
Europe’s largest cross-country ski area is close by: 1,300 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails in the Dolomiti NordicSki, just 30 minutes away.

Your cross-country adventure in the Antholz valley

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Skiing on the Kronplatz mountain

There’s something for everyone

Why make a decision when you can have it all? The 32 modern cable cars transporting skiers to 119 kilometres of well groomed slopes attract many visitors to Antholz, but there is much more to discover on the Kronplatz besides skiing.
The Riepenlift, South Tyrol’s longest ski tow, is suitable for beginners and lies just one kilometre from the Vierbrunnenhof. Those with more skiing experience will be delighted by the connections to the world’s largest skiing carousel, the Dolomiti Superski, when skiing on the Kronplatz. You can take the free ski bus to the valley station in Olang to get to the famous Black Five, the black runs for those who like a tough challenge.

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