THE REGION
Percha, home to the Monte Sole Suite, is located just a few kilometres from the lively town of Brunico/Bruneck. This charming town, nestled between the main Alpine ridge to the north and the Dolomites to the south, offers modern amenities, historical sights and numerous cultural events. The nearby Kronplatz is a world-renowned ski resort that attracts skiers and snowboarders in winter and offers breathtaking panoramic views for hikers and mountain bikers in summer. The summit of Kronplatz is a highlight with its unrivalled views of the surrounding mountain ranges. The striking "3 Zinnen/Three Peaks" can also be found here. The Val Pusteria/Pustertal stretches from Brixen to Lienz in East Tyrol and impresses with its diverse landscape and rich culture. It offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities and historical discoveries. The region is known for its first-class gastronomy and warm hospitality. Experience the beauty of nature and enjoy your stay in the Monte Sole Suite.
Winter wonders in Pustertal: Percha and Kronplatz
The winter months in Percha and the surrounding area offer a wealth of activities for winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. Percha, with its quiet yet central location, is the perfect starting point to experience the winter wonders of the Puster Valley. From the Monte Sole Suite, it is just a 10-minute walk to Percha train station, from where you can take the lift directly to the valley station of the 10-seater Ried Gipfel gondola, which takes you to the slopes of Plan de Corones/Kronplatz in 13 minutes. With an altitude of 2,275 metres, guaranteed snow and over 120 kilometres of varied slopes and modern lifts, Kronplatz attracts skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. The ski area offers perfectly groomed slopes for all levels of difficulty, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging runs for experienced skiers. For freestylers and snowboarders, there are snow parks with halfpipes and jumps that provide adrenaline kicks. An absolute highlight is the Sella Ronda, the circumnavigation of the Sella massif on skis. Kronplatz offers another highlight: a train connection to the Sesto Dolomites ski region. You can take the train from Percha to Vierschach near Innichen every half hour. The cable car to Monte Elmo starts right next to the railway station. For you, this means: enjoy 200 kilometres of slopes in the heart of the Dolomites!
The area also offers great variety and action with its fantastic toboggan runs.
The proximity to the Dolomites also makes Val Pusteria/Pustertal an ideal destination for ski tourers and ice climbers who want to explore the spectacular rock formations and snow-covered valleys.
Cross-country skiers will also find plenty to enjoy on the numerous trails in the Puster Valley. The region is part of the largest cross-country skiing carousel in Europe, Dolomiti NordicSki. In this association of ten regions, you will find 1,300 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails.
Snowshoe hikers and winter hikers can enjoy the snow-covered landscape at their leisure. Or you can become a spectator at the world-renowned biathlon races in Antholz.
After an active day on the slopes, numerous mountain huts and restaurants invite you to stop for a cosy break where you can enjoy regional specialities and hot drinks.
Summer magic in Pustertal: Discover nature and adventure
In the summer months, Percha and the surrounding area also offer a wide range of activities for nature and outdoor enthusiasts. Percha is the ideal starting point for discovering the beauty of the Pustertal.
In summer, Kronplatz turns into a paradise for hikers and mountain bikers. Numerous well-marked hiking trails lead through the impressive mountain landscape, past green meadows and clear mountain lakes. For families and pleasure hikers, there are cosy mountain huts that invite you to take a break with regional delicacies. Mountain bikers will find a variety of trails, exciting downhill routes and special skills parks in the Kronplatz Bike Park, which offer something for every ability.
The Pustertal, known for its diverse landscape and rich culture, offers countless opportunities for outdoor activities. In addition to hiking and mountain biking, golfing, climbing, paragliding and horse riding are also popular leisure activities. The numerous mountain lakes and rivers in the region are ideal for fishing, rafting and even swimming. There are also action-packed offers such as zipline, high ropes course, archery and many adventure worlds for children. The proximity to the Dolomites also makes Pustertal an ideal starting point for challenging mountain tours and via ferratas.
Regardless of the season, there are countless museums, castles, fortresses, churches, waterfalls, mines, playgrounds, cheese dairies and farmers' markets to explore.