The Skiers' Guide to Plan de Corones / Kronplatz

Amazing experience visiting Kronplatz for our first ski holiday. Miara is the best blue slope for beginners as it is consistent, not too steep and wide, lined by beautiful trees and the backdrop of the mountains.

Amazing accommodation options

Lovely slopes, with some quiter areas away from the kronplatz

Nice long runs and good lift network

My fiancé and I visited Kronplatz and stayed in the Rasen di Sotto area. We only ski’d for 3 days at the Kronplatz and we really enjoyed it here.

I proposed to my girlfriend on the first day at Lago Anterselva so this trip was special to us. Kronplatz area is nice. Absolutely amazing views and the food is sensational. Ski school looks great for kids and plenty of instructors. A good mix of snowboarders and skiers, but ski dominant in certain flatter runs.

I’d highly recommend this resort. If you do find yourself there you must visit St. Virgilio, it’s a bit quieter but better runs.

Lifts are predominantly gondolas with heated seats, very modern and efficient.

If you’re looking for après/nightlife then perhaps this isn’t the right place for you, but it’s a great vibe in the day and everything we wanted for our trip.

I’d recommend staying in Hotel Autentis, so you can make use of the spa facilities. Staff are lovely and helpful, food is nice and Michelin quality, but very small portions so make sure to fill your boots at afternoon tea!

Incredible time in Kronplatz skiing over Christmas last year. Huge variety of runs and fast to get back up the mountain as lifts were great, fast and big. It did begin to get busy towards the end of our week however it was peak time and wasn't actually too bad.

Kronplatz is a great family friendly resort with many long runs. All the lifts are modern - which makes the long ascends quick & comfortable, and leaves plenty of time for the exceptionally long slopes on the way down.

The slopes are extremely well maintained and lots of options from beginners to advanced. However, there are few off-piste options.

Some of my favorite hotels in the world are near the resort - lots of great options as low as
From Kronplatz, it's also a short bus right over to the Sella Ronda, opening a wealth of additional slopes. It's a great challenge for a day to ski Kronplatz, do Sella Ronda, and then return to Kronplatz on time before lifts close. I failed last time after getting seduced by an amazing Pizza at a slope-side restaurant. Good thing there's busses back :)