Kronplatz is easily accessible by car via the Brenner motorway A22 (exit Brixen/Pustertal) and then via the Pustertal state road SS49. By train, you travel to Bruneck, from there are bus connections to the various lift stations. The nearest airports are Innsbruck, Munich, and Verona.

There are various ski passes, including the Kronplatz Ski Pass, which provides access to all lifts at Kronplatz, and the Dolomiti Superski Pass, which grants access to 12 ski areas in the Dolomites. Prices vary depending on the season, duration, and age of the skier. For example, a day pass for adults in high season costs about ± 75 euros.

Kronplatz offers over 100 km of groomed slopes with different levels of difficulty: 52 km of blue (easy) slopes, 32 km of red (intermediate) slopes, and 16 km of black (difficult) slopes.

Yes, there are several ski schools and ski rentals in the towns around Kronplatz, including Bruneck, Olang, St. Vigil, and Reischach. They offer courses for beginners to advanced skiers and rental equipment for skiing, snowboarding, and more.

There is a variety of accommodations, from luxury hotels and holiday apartments to guesthouses and inns. Popular places to stay include Bruneck, Olang, St. Vigil, and Reischach.

In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Kronplatz offers winter hiking, tobogganing, snowshoeing, ice skating, cross-country skiing, and wellness facilities in the surrounding hotels.

The weather at Kronplatz varies depending on the season. In winter (December to March), temperatures are usually below freezing with lots of snow. It is advisable to check the current weather and snowfall on the weather services or ski area websites.

Yes, Kronplatz is very family-friendly. There are specialized family hotels, children's ski schools, practice slopes, and childcare facilities. Many hotels also offer family-friendly packages.

The best time for skiers is from December to March when the snow conditions are best. For summer activities like hiking and mountain biking, the ideal months are June to September.

Yes, there are numerous restaurants, huts, and pizzerias both on the mountain and in the surrounding villages. The après-ski offerings include bars and lounges, especially in Bruneck and Reischach.