Kronplatz Ski Holidays

Kronplatz Lift Pass, Ski Rental & Ski School prices

Book all of your ski extras on one website - Quick and easy. You will receive all of your vouchers after booking with all the information you will need to collect any lift passes, equipment rental or where to meet for ski school

Please remember that if you are booking a lift pass, you must also book or have already booked accommodation or equipment rental with us as well.

After booking we will contact you with all the information you will need and you can also call direct on 0034 649 144 719

Overview

The Kronplatz ski resort, which is part of the large Dolomiti Superski group, It is made up of a single mountain and all the ski lifts meet at the top. This location is popular thanks to its ultra-modern and fast ski lifts and wide slopes suitable for all levels.

From the wide and slightly steep blue slopes. ideal for those skiing for the first time and for beginners, to the numerous red slopes to choose from for intermediate skiers to the fabulous black slopes. Especially worth mentioning are the Hernegg, the Sylvester, the Piculin and the Erta (where World Cup races are also held), accessible to the most expert skiers. Both on the top of the mountain and along the slopes you will find many refuges and huts where you can refresh yourself and enjoy excellent dishes of local and Italian cuisine.

At the foot of Kronplatz there are several villages where guests can stay.

The largest is Brunico, which is a proper town where you’ll find plenty of restaurants, bars and shops. It’s a 5-minute bus ride from the ski lifts, and there’s a frequent shuttle service (for a fee) that will take you straight to the slopes. Then there’s Riscone, which is the village closest to the slopes, as you can walk straight to the lifts. This is where most of the hotels are located, and most of them offer half-board accommodation. There aren’t many restaurants and bars, but there is a wide range of après-ski options to choose from. Then there is Olang (Valdaora in Italian), a village divided into two parts, Lower Olang and Upper Olang, where there are many hotels, particularly those offering half-board. From Upper Olang, you’ll find the cable car that takes you to the summit of Kronplatz. A paid bus service also operates here. The final village is San Vigilio di Marebbe, a typical mountain village offering a wide range of hotels, bars and restaurants. Some accommodation is situated right next to the ski slopes, so you can access the lifts directly on foot; for those further away, a bus service is available. San Vigilio is also located only 20 minutes by bus from Alta Badia, where you can start the Sellaronda Tour.

Kronplatz area offers more than 30 restaurants, for all tastes and budgets, from pizza, to pasta to typical dishes of the region.

There are several apres-ski bars in the Kronplatz area, especially in Riscone, where you can either have a quiet drink or let loose at the end of the slopes.

Kronplatz Ski Information

Resort height - 950m

Snow range - 934 - 3,342

Ski area - 121km

Easy - 27 slopes

Intermediate - 16 slopes

Difficult - 5 slopes

Longest run - 7km

Snowmaking facilities - 100%

Snow parks - 1

Ski Lifts - 31 (Gondolas - 22, Chairlifts - 4, Drag lifts - 5)

Things to do in Kronplatz

Activities - Kronplatz is not only a fantastic place for skiing and snowboarding, but also those who do not dedicate themselves to these activities can keep themselves busy in other ways. You can visit the lovely old town of Brunico, maybe do some shopping in the many shops there, visit the museums and the castle or take part in sports activities, such as climbing in the gym, cross-country skiing, ski touring, snowshoeing, winter walking, horse riding and bowling. In addition, there is a leisure centre where you can relax and pamper yourself.

Restaurants - The Kronplatz area offers numerous restaurants for all tastes and budgets. In particular, it is worth trying the Weisses Lamm, where you can taste typical dishes of regional cuisine in a typical setting, the Cosmo, which offers gourmet dishes in a modern setting, the Waink's, which offers refined dishes in a modern setting, the AlpiNN located on the slopes with a breathtaking view, the Hardimitz'n, located at the end of the ski slopes, where you can eat a large variety of food, from pizza, to pasta, to meat, the Arnold's, which offers typycal Soth tyrolean and Italian dishes and also pizzas and Osteria Plazores, where you can enjoy pasta and meat dishes prepared with fresh and genuine ingredients, which come directly from their farm.

Nightlife - The nightlife is lively at Kronplatz and there are several places where you can have fun. In Riscone the K1, the Giggeralm, the Tenne are well-known, at the top of the slopes there is the Corones. There is also a place in San Vigilio called The Busstop, which hosts both live music and DJ sets.

Airport Transfers - How to get to Kronplatz

We can organise your transfers from Bolzano airport, Innsbruck airport or Treviso airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.

Distance to Bolzano Airport: 100km -

Distance to Innsbruck Airport: 130km

Distance to Treviso Airport: 200km

If you are making your own way to the resort by car - make sure you have the "Vignette" sticker as you will need this to travel on the highways in Austria if you arrive from Innsbruck Airport, otherwise you would receive a fine.