In summer, the famous panoramic peak holds a real treat for hikers and mountain bikers. he views out onto the central Alps and the Dolomites are simply stunning. Thanks to its flat top, Kronplatz is ideal for a day out with the family and kids: Exploring the mountain is easy and convenient even with baby buggies. Hiking with the little ones and picnics on lush green mountain meadows have never been more fun! And what's best, there's no need to worry about how to get your buggy etc. to the top: Just take the cable car all the way up. Sports lovers can of course reach the top of Mount Kronplatz on one of the many hiking trails.
A top attraction for sports lovers who’d like to combine exercise with inspiring landscapes and fascinating culture is the Concordia 360° trail, which leads around the summit plateau on a 360° panoramic hike. The circular 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 Helmuth Pizzinini, highlighting the jaw-dropping uniqueness of the landscape.
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The Via Artis is the world's highest open-air art gallery, situated at 2,275 meters above sea level. Spanning a 6 km loop, it showcases 6 works by local artists crafted from storm-damaged wood from 2018's Vaja storm and subsequent snow pressure in 2019. These artworks contribute to sustainability efforts while visitors enjoy the stunning backdrop of the Dolomites and the Alpine main ridge. At its three entrance portals, the Via Artis provides insights into three significant themes of Kronplatz: the Kronplatz military trail, flora protection, and alpine pastures in between tradition, tourism and economy.
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The SMACH Biennale 2025 brings 11 spectacular Land Art installations to the Dolomites, waiting to be discovered along idyllic hiking trails in Val Badia – a unique interplay of nature, contemporary art, and traditional craftsmanship.
From July 12 to September 14, 2025, including a satellite project in collaboration with Kronplatz and the LUMEN Museum.
