South view of the Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) mountain in South Tyrol, Italy
Zefram, via Wikimedia Commons
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Bikepark Kronplatz

★ — / 5 Gravity Card

At a glance

Drive from Berlin
838 km
9:03 h
Lift
Gondolas (Olang I&II etc.)
Vertical drop
~1255 m

Difficulty spread

How the 21 marked trails break down by colour.

Green
2
Blue
—
Red
11
Black
8

Best for: Big-vertical enduro & DH

For families

We haven’t gathered family-specific notes for this park yet. Check the operator’s site for age limits, rental gear and kids’ coaching before you go.

Where it is

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From the trails

South view of the Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) mountain in South Tyrol, Italy Zefram, via Wikimedia Commons
Kronplatz mountain seen from the north from Bruneck, with active snow cannons Renardo la vulpo, via Wikimedia Commons
Summit cross (Gipfelkreuz) on the peak of Kronplatz Marco Almbauer (released into the public domain), via Wikimedia Commons

The facts

Access & logistics
CountryItaly [1]
State / regionSouth Tyrol (Alto Adige / Südtirol) [1]
City / nearest townBruneck / Brunico (Reischach / Riscone) [1]
Mountain areaKronplatz / Plan de Corones (Dolomites) [1]
Coordinates46.7725, 11.9418 [4]
Drive from Berlin838 km · 9:03 h ↗ Google Maps Directions API
LiftGondolas/cable cars from Reischach, Percha, Olang (Olang I&II), St. Vigil and Furkelpass [1][6]; capacity Not found
Season & opening16 May – 8 Nov 2026 (lift dates staggered, e.g. Olang I&II 20 Jun – 11 Oct) [5]
Operating hours09:00–17:00 (lift-dependent) [5]
Gravity CardYes [3]
Trails
CharacterNot a drawing-board park: trails were built into the natural terrain — "sometimes steep, sometimes playful, sometimes rooty, sometimes hand-built, sometimes technical, sometimes full send." [6]
Trail typesEnduro/freeride singletrack, downhill, jumps, root & rock sections (e.g. Herrnsteig, Gassl, Furcia, with Franz/Hans variants) [1][7]
Difficulty spread2118 21 trails: 2 easy, 11 medium, 8 difficult [1] (official site cites ~18 trails / ~25 km [5])
Vertical dropUp to 1,255 m descent on the Herrnsteig Trail (7.4 km) [1]
Longest descentHerrnsteig ~7–9 km / ~1,300 m vertical; Gassl ~6.4 km [1][7]
Features & suitability
Family friendlinessMixed — mostly medium/difficult terrain, but easy lines (Dragon Trail, Mini Furcia) and skills parks add family options [1][6]
Beginner-friendlinessLimited — only 2 easy trails; the park leans technical/advanced [1]
Skills areaYes (no belt) — "Skills Parks" referenced; no belt/magic-carpet reported [6]
Standout featuresThe legendary Herrnsteig Enduro Trail (~1,300 m of natural singletrack) with iconic "Franz" / "Hans" variants [7]
Practical
Bike shop / repairBike rental & workshop at the Reischach valley station (DH bikes, E-MTB, protectors) [5]
Bike washNot found
Camper / campingNot found (no on-site Stellplatz confirmed)
ReputationRegarded as South Tyrol's top downhill/enduro destination; the Herrnsteig is a benchmark trail. Resort-wide visitor ratings are high (Google 4.7/5, TripAdvisor 4.6/5) but are for Kronplatz overall, not the bikepark specifically — bikepark-specific aggregate Not found [7][8]

Facts compiled from official sources — verify season, pricing and lift status on the operator’s site before you travel.

Sources

  1. Kronplatz.com — all trails (difficulty breakdown, vertical)
  2. Gravity Card — bike park list (network membership)
  3. Google Maps Geocoding API — coordinates
  4. Kronplatz.com — prices & opening hours (season 2026, lifts, rental)
  5. Kronplatz.com — bike park overview (character, lifts, skills parks)
  6. Trail-Addicts — Kronplatz Bike Park review (Herrnsteig, reputation)
  7. TripAdvisor — Kronplatz (resort-wide rating, not bikepark-specific)
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