Kronplatz (San Vigilio)

For Beginners – The Miara ski area is a great place to head if you are new to your skis, with plenty of wide, sunny blue runs. Plus, if you don’t feel confident skiing all the way back down to San Vigilio, the region’s many gondolas come in very handy to whisk you back home!

For Intermediates – More confident skiers will hugely enjoy both the local area of Kronplatz as well as the Dolomiti Superski. Plenty of red runs and the option to take on the Sellaronda? What could be better?!

For Experts – World-class athletes train on the Riscone side of the mountain, where you can enjoy some long black runs and great mountain restaurants.

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With just one après bar, San Vigilio isn’t a base we’d recommend for those looking for a party town, but it is perfect for anyone wanting to simply switch off and enjoy the mountains. And, if you do fancy a more energetic evening out, you can always get the ski bus to nearby Riscone and a taxi back.

In the Kronplatz region, horse-drawn carriage rides, night hikes and torchlit walks allow you to enjoy the tranquility of the mountains from sunrise to sunset and you are sure to feel rejuvinated after a holiday here.

Numerous restaurants in the area provide fantastic regional cuisine, with local specialties such as schlutzkrapfen (ravioli), knödel (dumplings), and kniekiechl (jam fritters) all sure to be a welcome sight for hungry stomachs!

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Fly to Verona

Transfer to Kronplatz approx. 3h 15

All Crystal Ski Holidays include flights, transfers and accommodation. Plus, you can add lift passes, equipment hire and ski school too, so everything’s ready for when you arrive.

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Resort Height: 950m

Snow Range: 934-2,275m

Total km of Piste: Dolomiti Superski 1,200km
(Kronplatz 119km)

Total Number of Lifts: 32

Snow-making Coverage: 100%

Image © IDM Südtirol/Harald Wisthaler