Antermoia

Anetrmoia is the highest-located village belonging to San Martino and is situated at the foot of the Sasso Putia.

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The Sasso Putia (2.875 m) towers above Antermoia.
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Antermoia is situated along the path from San Martino to Passo delle Erbe.
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View on Antermoia towards the Braies Dolomites.
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In the old town there is the Saint’Anthony Parish Church.
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View on Passo delle Erbe on Sasso Putia.
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At Passo delle Erbe you can choose challenging trails, such as the one to Sasso Putia or easy ones, like those to Monte Muro and Pecol huts.
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The mountain panorama on Monte Muro is awesome.
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Antermoia in winter.
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Sasso Putia above Val Badia Valley and Passo delle Erbe - also in winter an extraordinary beauty of the Dolomites.
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Mountain farms, gathered in so called Viles, in the Val Badia Valley.
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Winter landscape at Antermoia.
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No say in Antermoia without scaling the local mountain, the Sasso Putia. This mountain is one of the western pillows of the Dolomites and is reserved to those who are mountain-experienced and sure-footed. So if you prefer not to scale it, we recommend you to surround it.

The village of Antermoia is the highest-located in the village of San Martino, stretching at 1,515 m asl. First mentioned as „Undermoy“, it is famous for the healing springs of Bad Valander. Its name derives from Val d’Anter, which literally translated means cave valley. The healing water is applied for bathing and drinking treatments.

Our tip: a tour to the Passo delle Erbe and a walk at the foot of the Sasso Putia, this is what you absolutely don’t have to miss in your holidays.

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