Hiking trails in the Dolomites Region Kronplatz

This diverse and challenging hike begins at the base station of the Olang 1+2 cable car. Just before the lift, turn left onto trail no. 3. The path leads through the forest, then crosses a paved road before continuing uphill along trail no. 3. Numerous switchbacks take you past the Oberegger Alm and Lorenzihütte, both great spots for a rest and refreshment. Continue upward to the cable car’s mid-station, where you join the Corones circular trail above the station. Follow it to the right until you reach the summit of Kronplatz.

At the top, several mountain restaurants await, along with two fascinating museums: the LUMEN Museum of Mountain Photography and MMM Corones by Reinhold Messner.

Variation: For a more relaxed option, take the cable car to the summit and hike down the same route all the way back to Gassl.

Lake Antholz (1,650 m) > Almensteig (cabin trail) > Steinzger cabin (1,894 m) > trail no. 7 B > Obere Steinzger Alm (2,076 m; not managed) > trail no. 7a > at the highest point (2,260 m) amazing view of both lakes and the surrounding mountain scenery > Staller Saddle / Obersee (2,050 m) > trail no. 11 back to Lake Antholz.

This scenic and varied hike starts in Bad Bergfall, which is easily reached via Trekking Bus no. 435.2. From there, trail no. 4 leads uphill to the Furkel road. After crossing the road, the route continues near the Marchner lift and merges with trail no. 13A. This panoramic trail runs along the slopes of Kronplatz, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The path then gradually descends and ends at the Furkel Pass, the meeting point of the Puster Valley and Gadertal.

Archaeological thematic hike in St. Lorenzen/San Lorenzo, around the hill "Sonnenburger Kopf". 

Easy snowshoe hike from the Hotel Bad Bergfall in direction Inn Trattes.

We park in front of the Inn Bad Bergfall and start our walk along the brook on a forest road, signposted with the number 3, slightly uphill. After about half an hour we reach the sulfur source. We cross the brook, after a rocky bottleneck the path turns to the right and goes across fields to the mountain inn Trattes, which is located in a beautiful viewpoint not far from the road to the Furkelpass.

The way back is the same way.

Starting from Bad Bergfall, the well-marked trail no. 3 leads steadily uphill to the Furkel Pass at around 1,750 metres above sea level. The hike takes about 2 to 2.5 hours and is challenging but rewarding, with scenic natural sections and stunning views. Once at the top, hikers can continue on towards Kronplatz or Piz da Peres.

This hike offers a combination of natural beauty and cultural significance. Starting from Bad Bergfall – easily accessible via Trekking Bus no. 435.2– the route follows trail no. 4 uphill before joining trail no. 4A through peaceful forest sections in the direction of Trattes.

From there, continue along trail no. 3 until you reach the Furkel Pass– a symbolic crossing where two linguistic and cultural regions meet: the German-speaking Puster Valley and the Ladin-influenced Gadertal.

From Antholz Obertal > Müllerhof (Antholz Obertal) > at the "Müllerkreuzl" (cross) path n. 9 starts on the right side > crossing the river "Plötzlbach" > military path on the Grüblalm hut (2.038 m - not managed ad rest stop) > eventually continue to the Grüblscharte.

From Antholz Mittertal > Riederhof > path n. 1 until you reach the path n. 9 in Antholz Obertal.

The hike starts in Oberolang. Follow the paved road uphill until it joins trail no. 20B, which leads through the forest to the Brunstalm– a great spot for a short break with scenic views.

From the alpine hut, continue on trail no. 20, which becomes steeper and more demanding. The route climbs across alpine meadows and rocky sections up to the Kühwiesenkopf summit, offering a stunning panorama over the Dolomites and the Puster Valley.

Medium-difficult hike with marvellous views from the peak out onto the surrounding mountains.

The hike to Lanzwiesen Alm begins at the parking lot near Pizzeria Panorama in Oberolang and promises a true nature experience in the Dolomites. About 100 meters from the parking lot, trail No. 7 begins, which you’ll follow for approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. The path takes you through picturesque landscapes, past dense forests and blooming alpine meadows, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. After a moderate ascent, you’ll reach Lanzwiesen Alm, a charming hut nestled in an idyllic setting. Here, you can take a well-deserved break and enjoy the peace and beauty of nature. From Lanzwiesen Alm, you have two attractive options to continue your hike: you can extend your trek to Brunst Alm, or you can choose to descend to Angerer Alm, where you can also take a pleasant break. Both options offer further wonderful views and encounters with nature, making this hike so special. The hike to Lanzwiesen Alm is ideal for anyone looking for a varied trek in the breathtaking landscape of the Dolomites.

From Antholz Mittertal (sports area) > Eggerhöfe > turn right > follow the foresty street > n. 3/12 > Klammbach Waterfalls > Bergeralm.

The Peitlerkofel in the Puez-Geisler Nature Park in the northwest Dolomites is one of the towering peaks above the Würzjoch. 

The Peitlerkofel lies amidst a picture postcard Alpine setting on the high alpine pastures. From its summit, there is probably the best panoramic view of the Dolomites.

From Niederrasen / Redensberg (1,379m) > path nr. 4 > Aschbach Alm hut and Redensberger Alm hut 1,945m (not managed).

From Niederrasen to Oberrasen (culture house) > along the river > after approx. 1 km turn right on a country lane > further on northwards to the biotope (the moor area - an integral natural reserve with nature trail). This hike can also be started from Antholz Niedertal or Antholz Mittertal!

A true culinary delight awaits you on this winter hike, as the trail leads you past three welcoming mountain huts: the Niederegger Hut, the Oberegger Hut, and the Lorenzi Hut. Each offers delicious South Tyrolean specialties, perfect for a tasty break along the way.

The hike starts in Sorafurcia near the church, easily accessible by Citybus 435.2 as well as the convenient CallBus. From there, the route follows a paved, easy-to-walk road, winding gently through snow-covered forests and passing all three huts.

Your destination is the Lorenzi Hut, where a fantastic view of Olang awaits you. You return along the same route. Shortly after the Niederegger Hut, you'll find a Citybus and CallBus stop that take you comfortably back to Mitterolang.

From Antholz Mittertal (Nösslerhof) > foresty road > Agstalm > Ausserwegeralm > Pichleralm (no rest stops). Descend to Antholz Obertal or to Antholz Mittertal on the same path.

This scenic summit hike begins at the parking lot of the Ruis cable car at Furkel Pass. Follow trail no. 1 from there. After two wide bends, turn left into the forest. The shaded path climbs steadily and leads all the way to the summit of Kronplatz.

At the top, you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views and several dining options– perfect for a well-deserved break with a view.

From Antholz Niedertal> at the curch turn left > edge of the woods > Maierhöfe (Pfaffingerhof) > mark n. 6 > Grentealm.

From Antholz Mittertal > Ausserweger sawmill > turn right > at the parking area follow path n. 6 (steep path) > or follow the foresty street > Grentealm.

Tipp: Climb to the Grente cross 2.250 m. Here you can descend on the path n. 6b to the Ochsenalm. Or from the Grentealm > path n. 6a > Kumplalm.

Along the hiking path from Niederolang to Mühlbach were positioned different blocks of stone from all the different regions of Alto Adige. On the information boards next to the blocks you can get all the information about them. The hiking path now is a place of experience, a place of communication, a place for learn & linger.

The hike to the Moarhof Alm in Hofern starts at the Gelenke parking lot. From there, follow the "Murmeltierweg" trail, which takes you to the alpine hut in about one hour. This hike involves an elevation gain of approximately 240 meters. The path is pleasant and leads through a picturesque landscape of meadows and forests, with occasional views of the surrounding mountains. The Murmeltierweg trail is well-marked and particularly popular with families due to its ease and the interesting glimpses of nature it offers. Once you reach the Moarhof Alm, you can enjoy local specialties and soak in the relaxing atmosphere of the hut.

Situated at an altitude of 2,275 metres, the Via Artis is the highest located open-air art gallery in the world! This 6 km circular trail features different works of regional artists which you can enjoy alongside the impressive backdrop of the Dolomites and the main Alpine divide. As they are crafted out ofthe damaged wood caused by storm Vaja in 2018 as well as the massive snow load damages in 2019, the exhibited artworks represent a further contribute to our endeavours towards a more sustainable future. Moreover, at its three access points, the Via Artis provides you with interesting insights into three topics of major importance for the Kronplatz/Plan de Corones: the Kronplatz military trail, protection of our flora, our alpine pastures in between tradition, tourism and economy.

Easy, three-hour hike around the top of Mount Kronplatz, suitable for all hiking levels.

Starting from Bad Bergfall, trail no. 32 leads steadily uphill to the saddle. After about 2.5 hours, you reach the Dreifingerscharte (2,320 m), a distinctive mountain notch with impressive views. The ascent to Piz da Peres (2,507 m) continues along a narrow ridge and requires sure-footedness and stamina. Overall, this is a demanding mountain tour with rewarding panoramic views of the Dolomites and the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park.

This more challenging hike begins in Bad Bergfall and follows trail no. 4 all the way up to the summit of Kronplatz. The steady ascent takes you through quiet forest sections, gradually revealing stunning views over the Puster Valley and the Dolomites. At the top, a breathtaking 360° panorama awaits. Several mountain huts and restaurants on the summit offer the perfect opportunity for a well-deserved break – from traditional South Tyrolean dishes to modern alpine cuisine. A rewarding tour for experienced and fit hikers.

Park your car on the top of the Staller Saddle (2.050 m) > path n. 113 > Lake Obersee > Ausserweger Hütte.

Alternatively from Lake Antholz > trail no. 11 > Staller Saddle > Obersee > Außerweger Hütte.

The hike begins in the Panorama area above Mitterolang. Already at the starting point, you'll enjoy a fantastic view of the village and the surrounding Dolomites. From here, follow the well-marked hiking trail 6A towards the Angerer Alm.

The trail first leads to the Riedler farms. From there, the path becomes narrower and steeper. The ascent continues through a quiet, shaded mountain forest, where nature reveals its tranquil side. The incline is moderate but steady, making this a moderately challenging hike – ideal for active leisure hikers or experienced families.

After about one hour of walking, you’ll reach the Angerer Alm at around 1,400 meters above sea level. This rustic mountain hut is a popular destination for hikers and offers a cozy stop with homemade South Tyrolean specialties and a breathtaking panoramic view.

This average-level circular hike circles the Peitlerkofel mountain in the Puez-Geisler Nature Park. It runs from the rolling meadows at Würzjoch up to the Peitlerscharte ridge and over the Peitlerwiesen pastures to the Gömajoch ridge on the north side of the mountain. Hikers have an astounding panorama of the Dolomites at this tour.

From Antholz Niedertal (towards the fishpond or starting from Walderhöfe) follow the mark n. 31b > Hofstatt Alm.

The Concordia 360° panoramic trail is ideal for families with children (also suitable for strollers). At and around the summit of Plan de Corones you will find various attractions that will captivate young and old. The MMM Corones, the LUMEN Museum, the Peace Bell Concordia 2000 with its panoramic relief of the surrounding mountains, the giant swing Skyskraper, various children's activities and much more await you along the circular path!


The 360° hike pays tribute to these grand vistas by directing the eye to the unique geological features of the surroundings: the Dolomites in the south and the main ridge of the Central Alps to the north. The trail is dotted with viewpoints designed and skilfully staged by local artist Helmut Pizzinini, highlighting the jaw-dropping uniqueness of the landscape.

The hike to the Hofstattalm in Antholz starts at the Walderhöfe farms in Niedertal. From there, follow trail 31A, which leads you to the alpine hut in about 30 minutes. This short but varied route involves an elevation gain of approximately 250 meters. The path winds through dense forests and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The Hofstattalm is a popular destination for families and hikers seeking a short but rewarding hike. Once at the top, you can enjoy refreshments at the hut and take in the stunning mountain scenery.