Olang in the Kronplatz region

Your holiday destination in the Puster Valley

Situated in the heart of the Fanes–Sennes-Prags national park, the Rieserferner and close to the Sexten Dolomites national park, Olang (or Valdaora in Italian) lies at almost 1,000 m above sea level and nestles in the upper Puster Valley where the valley widens out and it has a stunning view over the surrounding mountain scenery! Olang is made up of four districts: while Oberolang, Mitterolang and Niederolang are situated amidst flat meadows and fields, Geiselsberg looks down on you from the inviting slopes of the local mountain, the Kronplatz. Here, nature shows its beauty: the dark forests, hills, cliffs and jagged peaks of the Dolomites, the Rieserferner group with the Hochgall glacier and the course of the green Puster Valley running from east to west.

All of this makes Olang your perfect holiday resort amidst the Dolomites: whether it is the walkers and climbers in the summer or the skiers and cross-country skiers in the winter, they all find what they are looking for.

Location and transport links:

• 12 km from Bruneck
• 18 km from Toblach
• Train station in the resort
• Free ski bus every 20 minutes

Resort facilities:

Olang has everything that you need: various restaurants and pizzerias, cafés and bars, après-ski and pubs, a disco, grocery shops and a bakery, boutiques and sports shops and much more!

For sports fans, Olang in the Kronplatz region offers:

• Connection to the Kronplatz ski area
• Numerous hiking and recreational trails
• Cycle paths and mountain bike excursions
• Tolderhof stables
• Nordic walking park
• Driving ranch
• Open-air public swimming pool
• Tennis courts
• Get-trim trails
• Beach volley court
• Football pitches
• Gyms

Main highlights in Olang in the Kronplatz region:

• Memorial to Peter Sigmair, who fought in Andreas Hofer’s army during the time of the  struggles for freedom in 1899
• Parish church in Niederolang
• ‘Peststöck’ plague monument on the road to Geiselberg
• The gastronomical festival “Standlschmaus”, which takes place every year between July and August
• Wine life in the park with wine tasting
• Sulphur spring in Bad Bergfell

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