In Olang/Valdaora we promote green mobility to protect nature by offering environmentally friendly means of transport. Whether you are travelling by bus, train, bike or on foot - you have plenty of possibilities to reach your destination in a climate-friendly way.
Choose public transport
Thanks to the extensive public transport network in Olang and the surrounding area, you can easily get around without needing a car. The Citybus Olang links all districts and takes you quickly and reliably to the most important stops. At the Olang train station, you can board the Pustertal railway, which travels sustainably through the entire valley.
Kronplatz Guest Pass – sustainable & free of charge
The Kronplatz Guest Pass entitles you to use all public transport in South Tyrol free of charge during your stay. Buses and trains are at your service - an easy way to cut down on traffic and actively contribute to climate protection.
Soft mobility for a liveable future
Sustainable mobility is not only about reducing emissions, but also about improving quality of life. By travelling on public transport, avoiding disposable plastic and consciously choosing eco-friendly means of transport, you are helping to preserve the Dolomites and their unrivalled landscape.
Olang proves that green mobility can be simple, comfortable and exciting - for both you and nature!
Throughout your stay, you can use all public transport in South Tyrol free of charge - thanks to the Kronplatz Guest Pass. Whether on the Pustertal railway, local buses, the Citybus Olang or the ski bus: you can travel flexibly and sustainably, without needing a car. The guest card not only provides a way to save money, but also to reduce traffic and protect the environment. It is available at all accommodation facilities in Olang and can be picked up free of charge upon check-in.
Experience Olang and South Tyrol in comfort, with low environmental impact and stress-free with the Kronplatz Guest Pass!
Explore
The Citybus Olang offers the ideal way to travel around the municipality in a comfortable and environmentally friendly way. The bus line connects Olang's four hamlets – Mitterolang, Oberolang, Niederolang and Geiselsberg – providing a quick link to the most important destinations.
Regular service to major destinations
The Citybus operates on a regular basis and stops at strategically important locations, including:
Olang train station is a key transport hub in the Pustertal valley, offering easy and eco-friendly travel throughout the region. From here, you can take the Pustertal railway that connects Olang with the cities of Bruneck, Brixen, Bozen and Lienz in East Tyrol. The train station features a modern and barrier-free infrastructure.
Thanks to the Bike & Train service, bike lovers can easily take their bikes on the Pustertal railway and flexibly combine longer routes. The connection to the Citybus Olang and other bus lines further makes the railway station a strategic starting point for exploring the Pustertal valley. In winter, the ski bus also accompanies passengers directly to the Kronplatz cable car valley stations.
One especially interesting benefit for our guests is the Kronplatz Guest Pass, which allows to travel free of charge on all public transport in South Tyrol - such as trains, buses and some cable cars. This promotes a sustainable and relaxed way to explore the region, while simply forgetting about your car.
The ski bus Olang accompanies all winter sports enthusiasts quickly and conveniently to the valley stations of the Kronplatz lift facilities. With its frequent connections, you can easily leave the car behind and start your day on the slopes in a relaxed way.
The bus stops in Mitterolang, Oberolang and Niederolang, are located at strategic spots and major accommodation facilities across the town, providing easy access to the Olang 1+2 valley station without the need to search for parking. A great bonus: if you hold the Kronplatz Guest Pass, the ski bus is free of charge.
From a sustainable point of view, the ski bus is a win too, as it supports cutting down on traffic and safeguarding the environment. Instead of reaching the slopes by car, travel straight to the ski area in a relaxed and climate-friendly way.
The ski bus Olang is the perfect choice for anyone looking forward to a carefree day on the slopes.
The Pustertal valley cycle route invites you to explore the suggestive Pustertal valley in a sustainable way. The cycle path runs alongside the Rienz river from the locality of Mühlbach all the way to the city of Lienz in East Tyrol. The itinerary passes through quaint towns, historic centres and captivating natural landscapes. With gentle gradients and well-maintained tracks, it is ideal for families and active cyclists alike.
Discover the details of the tour
In Olang, you can set off on a journey to experience the spectacular Dolomites in a slow and sustainable way. Use public transport to discover nature in an eco- friendly manner by bus or train. Hike along well-signposted trails or cycle through the region to take in the landscape at a natural pace.
How to reach the Furkelpass How to reach the Pragser Tal valley and the Three Peaks of Lavaredo
There are numerous e-charging stations in Olang and its surroundings, encouraging an environmentally friendly mobility. Whether travelling with your own electric car or renting one on-site to explore the area in a sustainable way – the charging stations are conveniently located throughout the territory, allowing you to comfortably and carefree recharge your electric mode of transport.
By using public e-charging stations, you actively help reduce CO2 emissions, whilst supporting the valley’s green infrastructures. In combination with the well-developed public transport network and attractive features, such as the Guest Pass Olang, which allows to travel for free on local buses and trains, it is even easier to explore the region in a sustainable way.
If you are travelling with an e-car, Olang offers the ideal conditions for a sustainable and flexible journey across the Dolomites - for a holiday in total comfort and with low environmental impact.
Browse the charging stations
Help us reduce emissions: avoid starting the engine before your windscreen is defrosted. Instead, enjoy a cup of coffee or use an ice scraper.
Please also note that the engine must be turned off when stopping (Art. 157 of the Highway Code).
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