Kronplatz Events
the holiday region in the Dolomites
sTerner Schmelzpfandl
17.10.2008 - 26.10.2008
Experience and enjoy grains, cuisine and culture from the Pustertal.
In the restaurants and alpine inns of Terento/Terenten typical ancient delights are on the menu. During those 10 culinary days an interesting supporting programme is offered such as guided walks, baking bread, cooking, as well as exhibitions and lots more.
For further information please contact the tourist office Terento, tel. 0039 0472 546140, info@terenten.com- www.schmelzpfandl.com
Almabtrieb in Rasen
12.10.2008
A special highlight during your stay in the Holiday Region Kronplatz in autumn is the Almabtrieb which takes place on the 14th October in Rasun at the Redensberg hamlet. The cattle are decorated and return from the alpine pastures back to their stables in the village for the winter. This ancient tradition makes part of the local culture and takes place each year with a procession and a supporting programme with specialties from the region, folk dance and local music. An unforgettable event you shouldnt miss.
For further information please contact the tourist office Rasun di Anterselva/Rasen im Antholzertal, tel. 0039 0474 496269, info@rasen.it
Return of the cattle from the alpine pastures - s' Terner Schmelzpfandl"
11.10.2008
The festival begins at the music pavilion at 10 am. From 11 am there will be live music, at about 1.30 pm the cattle will be driven through the village. In the evening there will be the Sennerball (ball of the Alpine herders and dairymen).
A generous choice of dishes and local specialities accompanied by music and folk events with popular dance make this event a unique experience for those who take part.
17.10.2008 - 26.10.2008: Experience and enjoy grains, cuisine and culture
For further information please contact the Terenten tourist office, tel. 0039 0472 546140, info@terenten.com - www.schmelzpfandl.com
Almabtrieb in San Vigilio
At the end of September 2008
At the end of September more than 200 animals return from the mountain pastures of Marebbe/Enneberg back down to the valley to their home farms. The animals are adorned with bells, wreaths and fresh flowers and everybody in the village gathers to celebrate and watch the return of the cattle. The dairymaids hand out sweet pastries called Canifli and in the village centre you can enjoy food and drinks as well as folk music to dance to.
The exact date of this event depends on the weather conditions and since it is an authentic occasion of rural life it cannot be planned in advance.
For further information please contact the tourist office in San Vigilio di Marebbe, tel. 0039 0474 501037, info@sanvigilio.com
Chocolate Festival
5.9.2008 - 6.9.2008
Artists as well as sculptors are going to prove their artistic skills and mould sculptures out of chocolate right along the main road of Monguelfo. The artists are going to work till late in the evening. The history and production of chocolate is explained at the various sales stalls. Tasting of different types of chocolate and chocolate massages will satisfy chocolate lovers. Even a chocolate fountain is set up.
For further information please contact the tourist office of Val Casies-Monguelfo-Tesido/Gsieser Tal-Welsberg-Taisten, tel. 0039 0474 944118, info@welsberg.com
A winter sports region the size of Dolomiti Superski is unique and the variety of activities on offer is nearly impossible to describe.
The centre is taken by the sports activities on the slopes, on skis or boards on 1,200 kilometres of slopes, closely followed by 1,177 km of cross-country runs.
Rush from the huts down to the valley on well-lit tobogganing runs or choose between activities such as snow shoe walking, winter hiking or ice skating.
Look forward to great aprés ski and musical entertainment, parties and festivals as well as to a choice of delicacies and drinks, beauty and wellness offers, atmospheric shopping trips, culture, art, museums, and much more - variety is guaranteed.
Kronplatz ski lifts
There is a saying in German which goes “Those who rest rust”. Ski lifts do not get rusty easily, but they become outdated very soon. Kronplatz is always up-to-date in terms of lift facilities providing high performance, speed and comfort.
In defiance of certain prophets of doom having declared skiing and the alpine ski winter dead: it is still alive! In addition to generous annual accumulation of snow, Kronplatz Ski Consortium has more thn 200 snow machines dispersed over the area. Every evening up to 35 snow cats rumble, working far into the night, dispersing the snow to present slopes in perfect condition the next morning.