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Will you be the one to find the treasure?

Brace yourselves for a unique adventure at 2,275 m above sea level!

Take a plunge into the mystic tales of the Dolomites. Discover the sites where legends were forged.

On your search for a hidden treasure, your aim is to collect letters from a total of nine stations and spell out the mysterious solution. The quest begins at the Concordia 2000 peace bell and ends at its miniature version in the Little Kronplatz adventure park. Those who’ve successfully discovered all nine letters have also had a chance to marvel at some impressive sights at the top of Mount Kronplatz.

How does the treasure hunt work?

• Upon buying a junior or children's ticket, you will receive a stamp card for the solution, a map and instructions from any of the ticket offices in the valley stations.
• Visit the nine stations in the right order and stamp the letters on the respective field on your card.
• Once you’ve found all the letters and spell out the correct word, you can collect your treasure from one of our mountain stations.

• Where: The stations are spread out around the summit.

  Prices: When you buy a children’s or junior ticket, the Kronplatz treasure hunt is included free of charge.

The new children’s playground in Oberwielenbach (next to the Pyramidencafé) offers kids great play opportunities and lots of fun.

Heaps of fun and joyful moments for the whole family – welcome to Little Kronplatz!

Big or small, old and young: At the Little Kronplatz adventure park, everyone is in for a treat!

Let Little Kronplatz show you the exciting winter-wonderland of skiing at Kronplatz.

At this family-friendly “miniature” version of the ski resort, kids and grown-ups can see, experience and learn in a playful way how a ski station works. A total of five different stations promise all kinds of fun and entertainment:

The first is a snow cat, which children can climb into to get a first-hand glimpse of these impressive tracked snow groomers. An interactive buzzer brings the snow cat to life, as it explains what its job is during the winter season at Kronplatz.

The snow cannon, too, has a buzzer – one that conjures up snowflakes of a very special kind: soap bubbles. And of course the snow cannon also explains who it is and what it does in a simple, child-friendly way.

But the absolute highlights are no doubt the 6 m tall, climbable lift mast and the summer tubing track. With its air-cushioned tyres, the summer tubing track never fails to deliver buckets of adrenaline and fun galore. And while the magic carpet takes the brave tubers back to the starting point, they get to find out more about “enchanted conveyor belts”.

And of course there’s also the no. 1 attraction on Kronplatz – the stunning Concordia 2000 peace bell: Little Kronplatz has its very own miniature version of the beautiful instrument, and it’s one of the hands-on gems of the park. With the help of a rope, kids can make it chime and delight everyone near and far with the lovely and impressive sound of the bell.

A fantastic experience not only for our youngest guests – grown-ups too can learn, explore and experience all kinds of new things at Little Kronplatz!

Where: right next to the Ried-/Gipfelbahn lift

Admission to the adventure park is free of charge.

Prices the climbing gear and the tyres for thetubing track: 
1 person        12€
2 persons    22€
3 persons    31€
4 persons    38€
5 persons    45€
10 persons  80€

Price for the tubing track:
 5€ pro person

Equipment for the via ferrata can be rented at the Kronplatz summit near the Treff Bar.

The aroma of freshly baked bread, the flavorful and spicy taste of authentic South Tyrolean speck – it's enough to make your mouth water!

Every Tuesday, from June 24 to October 7, the "Bread and Speck" experience takes place at the Olang 1+2 middle station. Local bread is baked fresh and crispy in a traditional oven and afterwards you can look forward to a delicious tasting of the oven-warm bread with original South Tyrolean speck.
While you immerse yourself in the traditional South Tyrolean world, you can be inspired by the beauty of the surrounding mountain landscape and let your mind wander.

Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Game Description:

The Robber Hunt on Mt. Gitschberg is an interactive audio adventure, played using the Locandy app and a matching treasure map. Adventurers follow the young shepherd boy Lukas from Meransen and his clever marmot Gimmy as they track two robbers who have broken into the cathedral treasury in Brixen and are now fleeing with their loot across Mt. Gitschberg. This exciting story is packed with fun and tricky riddles that will keep both kids and adults engaged and entertained throughout.

 

Details:

> Route: from the mountain station of the Nesselbahn lift to the Gitschhütte hut

> Duration: About 1 to 1.5 hours

> Recommended age: 8-14 years

>Treasure maps are available for free at both the valley and mountain stations in Meransen.

>The game is free to play and can be started from any point – ideally from the valley station.

Would you like to know everything about alpine farming in South Tyrol and learn how butter and bread are made?
Every Thursday from 10.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m., a very special highlight awaits you at the middle station Olang 1+2: you can taste a traditional South Tyrolean bread together with a real selfmade farmer's butter - a dream!

Registration: no registration necessary
Meeting point: Middle station Olang 1+2 - 10.00 a.m.

A foray through the animal world of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park for young and old.

12 corten steel screens, realised by local craftsmen, in the shape of the mountain peaks of our Dolomites, create an interactive course and make the wildlife of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park come alive in a very special way. 

While roaming the course, kids can search for the hidden push buttons to trigger the respective animal sound.

Take your time to immerse yourself in this idyll and explore the wildlife of the nature park.

Location: Middle station Olang 1+2. Accessible with the cable car from the valley station Olang/Gassl.

What a ride – simply marbellous!

Have you ever played on a 40 m long rolling ball sculpture? No? Well then, Kronplatz is the place to be!

At the Kronplatz marble run, kids can race wooden marbles through an adrenaline-packed obstacle course, negotiating dizzying curves plus all sorts of bumps and hurdles. A matching set of beech-wood balls that double as a perfect souvenir to take home can be purchased on site.

Roll on the fun!

Where: from the Olang 1+2 mountain station at the top of Mount Kronplatz all the way to the entrance of the Kron restaurant.

Prices: Using the track is free of charge; the beech-wood marbles cost € 2,50 each.

Children's playground with equipment and slides, use at your own risk.

An Adventure Playground for Children on Watles, the Hikers' Paradise  

Amidst the expansive Watles hiking area, there is the 1500 m² Spielesee – an artificial lake for children, designed as an exciting adventure playground for little ones and families. Kids can play on the wooden rafts, hanging bridges, waterfalls and streams where they can try their hand at "gold panning" or exploring for minerals and other gems. Children love the long slide and the new Funballz, a water–walking-ball which kids can hop and run with along the surface of the water. 

Wooden chaise-langue’s are also available and adults can unwind and enjoy the view from the platform, with its magnificent mountain panorama. Admissions are free of charge.