Zillertal Ski Resort Guide
Zillertal, Austria
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| Recommended For | Expert Skiers, Intermediates, Beginners and Snowboarders! |
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| Total Piste Length | 489km |
| Highest Lift | 3,280m |
| Lowest Lift | 560m |
| Nearest Airports | Innsbruck Airport and Salzburg |
| Save on Ski Hire | Save up to 50%  |
Zillertal
Zillertal is a premier ski destination in Austria, offering diverse terrain for all skill levels. With over 500 kilometers of slopes, it caters to both skiers and snowboarders alike.
Summary
Nestled in the Tyrolean Alps, Zillertal boasts a variety of ski areas, including the famous Mayrhofen and Hochzillertal. The resort is known for its stunning scenery, excellent snow conditions, and a vibrant après-ski scene.
The ski area of Zillertal comprises the ski slopes of 4 ski areas, including Hippach, Mayrhofen and Tux - Finkenberg.
The ski area includes 4 Ski Resorts with a combined total of 489km of downhill skiing, with 91 marked pistes, served by a total of 177 ski lifts. The appropriate Lift Pass allows you to ski or snowboard in any of the ski areas of Fügen, Hippach, Mayrhofen and Tux - Finkenberg.
With ski lifts as high as 3,280m, skiing and snowboarding is assured throughout the season.
Snow and Weather
Zillertal is known for its reliable snow conditions, with an average snow depth of 100 cm during peak season. For the latest snow information, be sure to check J2Ski for updates on snowfall and conditions.
When will it snow in Zillertal?
The next notable snow forecast is 2cm, expected on 30 July, with around 19cm forecast over the next 7 days.
See our long-range Snow Forecast for the latest update.
Snow this week
| Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | Mon | Tue |
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| Snow to 2,689m | Snow to 2,639m | Snow to 2,409m | Snow to 2,399m | Snow to 2,329m |
Ski Area Stats
Zillertal Ski Area
| Black Pistes Expert Trails | 10 | |
|---|---|---|
| Red Pistes Intermediate Runs | 44 | |
| Blue Pistes Easy Trails | 37 | |
| Downhill Total Length | 489km | |
| Ski Lifts Number of Lifts | 177 | |
Zillertal Altitudes
| Highest Lift | 3,280m |
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| Lowest Piste | 560m |
Ratings & Suitability
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| Intermediate Skiers | |
| Beginners | |
| Snowboarding |
Skiing
Zillertal features multiple ski areas, with an impressive combined skiable terrain of over 500 km. The highest peak, the Olperer, reaches an elevation of 3,476 meters, while notable pistes include the Harakiri and the Penkenbahn lift offers easy access to various slopes.
There are a variety of pistes to suit all levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert.
Ski Lessons in Zillertal
To choose a Ski School, and book Group Ski Lessons or a Private Instructor, see Zillertal Ski Schools and Zillertal Ski Instructors.
Snowboarding
Snowboarders will find excellent facilities, including the Vans Penken Park, which features jumps, rails, and a halfpipe. The diverse terrain caters to all levels, ensuring a thrilling experience for freestyle enthusiasts.
Location and Map
Where is Zillertal?
This ski resort is in Fügenberg, Schwaz, Austria.
Map
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How to get there
By Air
The nearest airport to Zillertal is Innsbruck Airport, 36 minutes drive away.
Munich, Salzburg, Bolzano, St. Gallen-Altenrhein, Memmingen, Linz and Friedrichshafen airports are all within three hours drive.
Innsbruck Airport is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.
Zillertal is easily accessible via major airports like Innsbruck and Munich. From there, travelers can take a train or shuttle service directly to the resort, ensuring a convenient journey.
Infrastructure
Ski Lift Capacity
There are 177 ski lifts.
Season Dates
When is Zillertal open?
We don't currently have confirmed season dates, but hope to soon.
NOTE:- Ski area, lift and piste opening is subject to Current Snow Conditions.
Aprés Ski
Zillertal's après-ski scene is vibrant, with popular spots like the Ice Bar and the Brück’n Stadl. After a day on the slopes, visitors can enjoy lively atmosphere, traditional Tyrolean dishes, and a variety of nightlife options.
