Zillertal Newsletter
Our newsletter provides you with great information about the Zillertal.
Zillertal. You only feel it here.
Welcome to the Zillertal, to a sunny atmosphere and fresh mountain air! Where boundless freedom beckons and well-being and enjoyment are above all. Get away from the stresses of everyday life and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature. Breathtaking hiking trails, action-packed bike routes, 365 days of snow-assured downhill runs and fascinating mountain worlds await you here.
Experience Alpine fun and skiing fun on the same day
The days are getting shorter and winter is setting in at 3,250 metres. The nights get colder and the conditions on the mountain improve from day to day. Come along in autumn and experience the snowiest ski area in Austria. Nowhere else is skiing as varied and enjoyable as in the Tyrolean Zillertal: the Hintertux Glacier offers fun on the snow and slopes, great food and fascinating nature experiences at up to 3,250 metres above sea level!
The ski season simply starts earlier on the Hintertux Glacier at 3,250 metres above sea level. Especially in early autumn, the Hintertux Glacier already offers skiing fun and breathtaking views over snow-covered peaks and green valleys thanks to its altitude.
Mountainlove
Goethe wrote: “The highest which man can attain is wonder.” Do you want to feel imposing mountains, picturesque lakes and idyllic alpine pastures in the spirit of the great poet, and enjoy the quiet adventure and sporty holiday happiness? Then you’ve come to the right place. Then you are in Zillertal.
Family fun in the Zillertal
The many attractions that the Zillertal has to offer for children of all ages promise pure joie de vivre.
The Zillertal is one of the leading family destinations in the Alps. It offers a healthy mix of adventure, enjoyment and relaxation - for young and old. Variety and exciting experiences for families are particularly high on the agenda. Children and exercise simply belong together and there is hardly anything better than watching your offspring really let off steam.
Guaranteed snow in the Zillertal
Thanks to the altitude of the Zillertal ski areas - they range from 630 to 3,250 metres above sea level - and the resulting optimal piste and snow conditions, skiing is possible here well into April. 548 kilometres of perfectly groomed pistes and 180 state-of-the-art lifts make the hearts of skiers and snowboarders beat faster. Whether on wide panoramic pistes, magnificent family runs or long, sporty valley descents - all winter sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions in the Zillertal. An enjoyable day's skiing is guaranteed and with the Hintertux Glacier the longest ski season in Austria.
Family fun in the Zillertal
The many attractions that the Zillertal has to offer for children of all ages promise pure joie de vivre.
The Zillertal is one of the leading family destinations in the Alps. It offers a healthy mix of adventure, enjoyment and relaxation - for young and old. Variety and exciting experiences for families are particularly high on the agenda. Children and exercise simply belong together and there is hardly anything better than watching your offspring really let off steam.
Zillertal
Welcome to Zillertal! Where sun, snow and well-being become the meaning of life and where great freedom tempts you to let go.
Zillertal Newsletter
Our newsletter provides you with great information about the Zillertal. Get the best seasonal tips, information from the ski resorts and about the summer mountain railways and much more.
Hosts in Zillertal
Find the right accommodation for your perfect winter holiday in Zillertal – from cosy private rooms to luxury five-star hotels.
Getting to Zillertal
Zillertal is located in the west of Austria and is the widest of the side valleys on the south side of the Inntal Valley. Get to Zillertal safely and comfortably.
Stories from the valley
Immerse yourself in the unique stories from our Zillertal magazine. From the finest cuisine, to traditional craftsmanship, to exciting stories from and in the Zillertal. You can only read that here: Stories from the Zillertal.
