DOWNHILL & FREERIDE

Not only in winter: Freeride makes Kronplatz to THE meeting point for sporty people and outdoor freaks in summer too. Freeriders have the possibility to bike on 6 different trails: one with an easy-medium level of difficulty, two with an average level of difficulty and 3 difficult trails for freeride-professionals. Pure adrenaline is guaranteed! Let’s rock! If you don’t feel confident enough on the bike yet, you can book some hours with a qualified Freeride Guide. There are many rental shops around the Kronplatz where you can rent the bikes and the appropriate protectors. To get on the top of the Kronplatz you can use the cable cars of Riscone, Valdaora, Furkelpass and San Vigilio di Marebbe. Two trails are not reachable without lifts.

On the Kronplatz the following tracks are available:

HERRNSTEIG
FURCIA
PIZ DE PLAIES
GASSL
ANDREAS TRAIL
KORER TRAIL
SKILLS PARK CIR

Tour planer

The Outdoor-App from the Kronplatz region suggests great tour options for a variety of outdoor activities for professionals, amateurs and families.

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Name	Length	Altitude difference	Difficulty	Town
Bike & Freeride Piz de Plaies	2780 m	25 m	medium	San Vigilio - Dolomites
Bike & Freeride Gassl	8548 m	4 m	medium	Valdaora-Olang
Bike & Freeride Herrnsteig	7462 m	0 m	difficult	Brunico-Bruneck
Bike & Freeride Furcia	4705 m	10 m	medium	San Vigilio - Dolomites
Bike & Freeride Andreas	907 m	26 m	difficult	Brunico-Bruneck
Bike & Freeride Korer	850 m	0 m	difficult	Brunico-Bruneck

Are you getting curious? Is your reason letting go and your heart taking over? Then only one thing can help: signing up for a get-acquainted course and then trying it out! The local freeride centers provide the perfect support. The right bike (it’s best to leave the lightweight carbon fiber model down the hill) and the complete “suit of armor” with upper body protection, arm and leg guards, gloves, and a closed helmet transform the biker into a courageous knight.

Anyone wishing to hone their skills will try their tires on the 30 m (100 ft.) long Pumptrack next to the sports zone in Riscone-Reischach. This is the place for kids to romp around. But a few old hands or late starters can still learn a thing or two! Still have questions?