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Transfer Venice M-P to Kronplatz
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

My work schedule has left me with an easy option to fly back into Venice M-P on the Thursday before a planned trip to Corvara the following Sunday. So I thought what the hell I am not coming home for a couple of days to fly back out, I will take my gear leave it in left luggage at M-P on the outward leg and have 3 days on my ownsome before.

Now I was planning on catching the Thursday transfer of the Dolomitistars bus and having 3 days in Zoldo Alto and then getting picked up from there on the Sunday (easy option) But I now quite fancy doing the Kronplatz area instead.

So my question is, has anyone any experience of travelling to Kronplatz from Venice M-P using public transport and is it really worth the effort, i.e. should I stick with my original plan of going to Zoldo Alto for 3 days.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Well you would need to get firstly from Venice to Cortina. Then you would need to get another bus or transport mode (Taxi ?) to get to the Kronplatz area. It's not silly far to Kronplatz from Cortina though.
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