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Jogging Valle AnterselvaPhoto: Harald Wisthaler, Tourismusgenossenschaft Antholzertal
The Niederrasen Jogging Loop is a varied running route that perfectly combines nature, culture, and physical activity. The route leads through peaceful forest sections, past the campsite, and to the historic Bridge of Rasen, one of the area's most notable landmarks.
The trail then continues through the industrial area of Niederrasen to the St. Antonius chapel before returning to the starting point. The combination of forest paths, paved sections, and open areas makes this route especially diverse and suitable for both relaxed runs and regular endurance training.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
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The starting point is the football field in Niederrasen.
From there, the route first leads through the forest towards the campsite. It then continues to the historic Bridge of Rasen, one of the best-known cultural landmarks in the area.
At this point, the route turns left and continues through the industrial area of Niederrasen to the Antonius chapel.
From here, pleasant paths lead back to the football field and thus to the starting point of the loop.
Christmas at the park
Event hut – Niederrasen Recreation Park
Bus stop Niederrasen Apotheke
Antonio chapel - Rasun di Sotto
Public transport
Take bus line 431 from the Olang-Antholz train station or from Lake Antholz to Niederrasen.> Timetables: www.suedtirolmobil.info/en
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Directions
From the Pustertal road, turn into the Antholz Valley and drive to Niederrasen.
Parking
Parking is available in the village centre of Niederrasen.Coordinates
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Running shoes and weather-appropriate sportswear are sufficient. The route includes forest trails, gravel paths, and paved sections and can be run comfortably throughout the year.Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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