Piz de Sant’Antone

Piz de Sant'Antone is a mountain summit in South Tyrol rising to 2,655 meters (8,711 feet) with steep slopes and rocky terrain. The peak features multiple hiking routes that traverse its exposed landscape with varying difficulty levels.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary between different linguistic communities in South Tyrol for centuries. The multiple names of this summit reflect a long history of cultural presence in the region.

The peak carries names in Ladin, Italian, and German, reflecting the multilingual identity of South Tyrol. Visitors encounter signs and local usage that show how this region blends different linguistic traditions.

Several hiking routes reach the summit from Fanes Alm, with the ascent taking about 90 minutes via marked trails. The best season for hiking is from June through September when paths are reliably free of snow.

The summit offers views of glaciers in the Fanes-Sennes-Braies nature reserve and harbors protected plant species native to the Dolomites. These rare alpine plants thrive in the harsh high-altitude environment within an important conservation area.

Location: Marèo - Enneberg - Marebbe

Elevation above the sea: 2,655 m

GPS coordinates: 46.63049,12.00419

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:30