Piste map Zillertal Arena

Zillertal, located in Tyrol, Austria, is one of the most versatile and popular ski destinations in the Alps. With over 530 kilometers of slopes spread across several ski areas including Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen and Hintertux Glacier, the Zillertal offers an unforgettable ski holiday experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

Ski area around Zillertal

Zillertal is known for its breathtaking landscapes, high mountains and wide valley, stretching 47 kilometers from Strass im Zillertal to the Hintertux Glacier. The region offers a wide variety of terrain, from beginner-friendly slopes to challenging black runs and off-piste areas. Zillertal is also known for its hospitality, authentic Tyrolean culture and modern facilities, making it an ideal destination for families and experienced skiers alike.

Size of the lift pass

The Zillertal Superskipass is your access pass to the entire Zillertal region and covers all the major ski areas: Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen, Gerlos and Hintertux Glacier. With this lift pass you get access to over 530 kilometers of slopes, served by more than 180 lifts, including gondolas, chairlifts and drag lifts. The lift pass gives you the freedom to explore the entire valley without having to buy separate tickets for each area. It's ideal for those who want to make the most of their ski holidays and experience the variety of Zillertal's terrain.

Slopes to try

Harakiri (Mayrhofen)

Harakiri in Mayrhofen is one of the steepest slopes in Austria, with a gradient of 78%. This black run is a great challenge for even the most experienced skiers and snowboarders. Harakiri is known for its intense descents and requires precise technique and control. It's a must-try for those seeking an adrenaline-pumping experience and who want to try their hand at one of Europe's most famous slopes.

Höhenfresser Tour (Zell am Ziller)

The Höhenfresser-Tour is one of the longest slopes in the Zillertal and stretches over 10 kilometers from the top of Karspitz down to Zell am Ziller. This red run offers a varied and scenic descent that combines open surfaces with narrow passages through the forest. The Höhenfresser-Tour is ideal for advanced skiers who want a long, continuous run with plenty of opportunities for carving and fast turns. The spectacular views of the Zillertal Valley make this run a favorite among many visitors.

Black pan (Hintertux Glacier)

Schwarze Pfanne is a black run on the Hintertux Glacier, known for its technical challenges and high level of difficulty. This piste is ideal for experienced skiers looking for an intense descent with sharp turns and steep slopes. Hintertux Gletscher also offers a year-round snow guarantee, making Schwarze Pfanne an attractive choice for skiers looking to ski outside the traditional season.

Family-friendly slopes

The Zillertal is very family-friendly and offers a range of slopes and facilities that are ideal for children and beginners.

Maple

The Ahorn area in Mayrhofen is perfect for families and beginners. This wide, gentle green slope is ideal for learning basic skiing techniques in a safe and controlled environment. Ahorn also has a large children's area with a ski school and a long, gentle downhill run where children and beginners can practice their skills without stress. It's an ideal place for families to enjoy a day of skiing together.

Zwergerlhang (Hochzillertal)

Zwergerlhang in Hochzillertal is another great option for families and beginners. This green slope is wide and easy, making it perfect for small children and beginners. The slope is close to the base area and also has a children's park with fun activities and a ski school. The calm atmosphere and good snow conditions make this a popular choice for families.

Snowparks

The Zillertal is known for its excellent snowparks that attract freestyle enthusiasts from all over the world.

Penken Park (Mayrhofen)

Penken Park in Mayrhofen is one of the best snowparks in Austria and offers a wide range of features, including jumps, rails and boxes in different difficulty levels. The park is divided into several sections to suit both beginners and advanced freestyle skiers and snowboarders. With its professional maintenance and constant development, Penken Park is a must-visit for anyone looking to improve their tricks and enjoy a day filled with adrenaline.

Betterpark Hintertux

Betterpark Hintertux is located on the Hintertux Glacier and is known for its fantastic freestyle facilities. The park offers jumps, rails, boxes and a halfpipe, all with guaranteed snow all year round. Betterpark Hintertux is popular with freestyle enthusiasts who want to train in optimal conditions, whatever the season. The spectacular location on the glacier adds an extra dimension to the experience.

Ski schools in Zillertal

Zillertal offers a wide range of ski schools to suit all ages and levels. Ski schools in Zillertal are known for their high standards and professional instructors who specialize in teaching both children and adults.

Ski school Mayrhofen 3000

Skischule Mayrhofen 3000 is one of the most popular ski schools in the area and offers a wide range of courses for both children and adults. The school has experienced instructors who can help beginners take their first steps on skis or snowboard, as well as advanced skiers who want to hone their technique. Skischule Mayrhofen 3000 also offers private lessons and specialized courses in freestyle and off-piste skiing.

Hochzillertal Ski School

Skischule Hochzillertal is another reputable ski school that offers lessons for all levels. The school has a children's park and specialized children's instructors to make learning fun and safe for the little ones. Skischule Hochzillertal also offers group and private lessons for adults, as well as courses in carving, freestyle and off-piste skiing.