The Italian Alps under the blue sky on a wonderful holiday! Collect your favourite sights, mountain by mountain, alpine by alpine, ski slope by ski slope: Olang – Valdaora is the perfect location for any activity and excursion at the Kronplatz – Plan de Corones, the Three Peaks, Rieserferner – Vendrette di Ries mountain range, Fanes Senes and the Dolomites.
We offer a free Swim & Tennis Card as well as the free Holiday Pass: take part in weekly activities, enjoy discounts and free rides on the local ski bus and all public transportation in South Tyrol.
Every year this alpine custom is a reason to celebrate in Olang – Valdaora: the traditional “Almabtrieb”, the cattle drive from the mountain pastures. The region also hosts a number of sport events such as the Biathlon in Antholz – Anterselva, the Cortina-Dobbiaco Run or the Fire & Ice Ski Show in Olang – Valdaora where athletes shine with their impressive skills.
Let’s get to the top! Take the cable car from Gassl in Olang – Valdaora to the Kronplatz – Plan de Corones (2,275 m) and marvel at the white peaks around you, the fabulous Alps and Dolomites, or experience a miracle of nature while hiking and biking in the Puster Valley.
Looking for an explosion of adrenaline? Check out the adventure park Adrenaline X-Treme in nearby San Vigilio di Marebbe: fastened to the cable of the biggest Zip-Line in Europe, you slide with up to 80 km/h towards the valley.
Your favourite hiking itineraries start right from our apartments in Olang – Valdaora. The tracks lead to the Brunst Alp with a phenomenal panorama, to the Angerer Alp or the Lanzwiese Alp. Of course, in the middle of the Dolomites, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, the traditional alpine snacs taste even better!
Splash! Welcome to the heated open-air swimming pool in Niederolang – Valdaora di Sotto. Enjoy the pool with artificial waves, the underwater loungers and the children’s pool. Are you up for a tennis match on the sand or synthetic turf court? Free entry with our free Swim & Tennis Card.
The impressive castles of South Tyrol are abounded in legends and myths. Have a journey through time in the Tures Castle in Sand in Taufers – Campo Tures, the Bruneck Castle and the castles Sonnenburg and Lamprechtsburg near Bruneck – Brunico. The Welsperg Castle and the Herbstenburg Castle in Toblach – Dobbiaco are also well worth seeing.
Take delight in the sunny and family-friendly ski region Kronplatz – Plan de Corones, part of Dolomiti Superski and only 10 minutes away from the Apartment-Hotel.
If you prefer cross-country skiing, there is a 4 km cross-country ski run in Olang – Valdaora.
For winter action without skis we recommend snowshoeing and winter hikes from the Angerer Alp to the Lanzwiese Alp. Ice-skating fans should try the ice rink in Oberolang – Valdaora di Sopra (with skates’ rental). Or perhaps you are in the mood for sledding on the world cup run from the Brunst Alp to Olang – Valdaora.
A mix of colours and patterns! The Kronplatz – Plan de Corones offers large and long slopes, blue and red for beginners and advanced, black for experts. It features some of Italy’s steepest slopes, the World Cup runs Erta and Piculin. Enjoy your ski and snowboard holiday with a free ski bus that brings you from our Apartment-Hotel to the ski region Kronplatz – Plan de Corones only 2 km away.
Sciare al Plan de Corones per tutta la famiglia
Ready to glide and slide! Enjoy a fun time in the Kids Area Panorama with toboggan run and snow tubing only 300 m from the Apartment-Hotel Winklwiese.
Teens and adults can test their endurance on the 7 km toboggan run “Panorama”, the terrific World Cup Run from the Brunst Alp to Olang – Valdaora. Sledge rental in Olang – Valdaora.
The “Böckl” is a traditional winter sport equipment. This combination of ski and sledge consists in a seat with handles fastened onto a single ski. You drive it with your body weight and brake with your feet. Take care, though! You can reach up to 100 km/h on a “Böckl”. There are multiple “Böckl” associations in the Puster Valley and, of course, there is a “Böckl” rental in Olang – Valdaora.
