Kronplatz at 2,275 meters

Summer view from Kronplatz, featuring the summit restaurant, the mountain station, and the South Tyrolean mountain panorama

Kronplatz is located in the Italian region of South Tyrol between Bruneck, Olang, and the Gadertal Valley, and reaches an elevation of 2,275 meters at its summit. The mountain forms a natural boundary between the Puster Valley and the Gadertal Valley, as well as between the Dolomites and the main Alpine ridge. As a result, the broad summit plateau offers a particularly expansive mountain panorama. Several cable cars lead up to Kronplatz from different directions, making the summit accessible in both summer and winter. The Kronplatz II webcam is located directly in this high-altitude summit area and allows you to experience its unique setting between the Dolomites, the Puster Valley, and the surrounding Alpine landscape live.

Kronplatz II Webcam: Live View from the Summit

The Kronplatz II webcam is located at an elevation of 2,275 meters, right at the summit of Kronplatz in South Tyrol. The live camera feed shows current visibility, weather, snow conditions, and conditions on the mountain. The 360-degree panorama offers a unique, all-around view of the surrounding mountains and the facilities at the summit. In winter, you can get an up-to-date look at skiing conditions at Kronplatz; in summer, the focus shifts to the alpine panorama and the distant views. Additionally, the webcam provides information on open cable cars, lifts, and slopes, as well as an archive and a time-lapse feature.

Culture and Skiing at Kronplatz

Skiers at the Kronplatz summit with the Concordia 2000 Peace Bell and a snow-covered mountain panorama

At the summit of Kronplatz, winter sports and culture come together. Here you’ll find the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, which focuses on rock, alpinism, and the lives of mountaineers, as well as the LUMEN Museum of Mountain Photography. Also at the summit is the Concordia 2000 Peace Bell, situated on a viewing platform overlooking the surrounding mountains.
In winter, numerous ski runs lead from the summit in various directions down into the valley. The Kronplatz ski area offers easy, intermediate, and advanced runs; well-known advanced runs include Sylvester, Herrnegg, Erta, and Piculin. Check out the live cam for a real-time view of the slopes and find out about conditions on the mountain before you head out.

Kronplatz Weather Camera: Check the weather and snow conditions live

At an elevation of 2,275 meters, the weather and visibility can differ significantly from conditions in the valley. The weather camera at Kronplatz shows whether the surrounding peaks are clearly visible, clouds are passing over the plateau, or snow is covering the landscape. This gives hikers, day-trippers, and winter sports enthusiasts an up-to-date visual impression of the conditions at the summit before they head up the mountain. The integrated weather section supplements the live images with information on temperature, wind, and weather trends. The archive and time-lapse features also allow users to revisit past weather conditions and special lighting effects at Kronplatz.