South Tyrol Arena

The South Tyrol Arena is a sports facility in the Alps designed for cross-country skiing and biathlon competitions with dedicated shooting ranges. The facility features multiple trails and competition grounds that accommodate athletes from different countries.

The venue was founded in 1971 and quickly developed into a major competition site for international events. A significant upgrade in the mid-2000s allowed the facility to expand its capacity and provide more modern amenities for visitors and competitors.

The venue takes its name from the region and draws spectators who gather here to watch athletes from around the world compete. These events have deeply rooted winter sports in the local community and shape the rhythm of life in the area.

The location sits at high elevation and is best reached during winter months when snow covers the trails. Visitors should bring warm clothing and prepare for cold conditions when exploring the grounds.

The venue has a remarkable history as a host of major international competitions and will continue to play a role in global sports events in the future. This significance makes it an interesting destination for sports fans from different parts of the world.

Location: Rasen-Antholz

Official opening: 1971

Capacity: 9000

Elevation above the sea: 1,635 m

Website: https://biathlon-antholz.it

GPS coordinates: 46.88600,12.15250

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48