| The entrance to this vast valley lies midway between Innsbruck and the German border crossing of Kufstein, making the area readily accessible from the main autobahn system. The river Ziller has cut its way through a beautiful valley from near the high mountains on the Austro-Italian border to where it joins the Inn. Dotted along this valley are more than twenty idyllic Austrian villages, many of which are ski resorts in their own right and which include Hintertux at the head of the valley, Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller, Schwendau, Kaltenbach and Fugen. |
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| Ziller Valley |
| Top station height |
Hochzillertal
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2188 m |
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Whole Ziller Valley |
3286 m |
| Resort height |
565 m |
| Marked runs |
525 km - whole valley |
| Longest run |
12 km - Hintertux |
| Piste Details |
Green/Blue
Red
Black |
72 km
108 km
18 km |
| Snow making equipment |
Yes |
| Details of Lifts |
Cable Car
Chairs
Drags |
14
39
81 |
| Ski Suitability |
Very good for all levels of skier |
| Apres Ski |
Disco
Bowling
Swimming |
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| Travelling time |
14 hours from Calais |
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The ‘Zillertal Super Ski Pass’ encompasses all the resorts in the valley. There is, however, a supplement for Hintertux, with the added bonus that it offers free use of both the bus service and the Zillertal narrow gauge railway. Add to this the advantage of your own transport and the scope for exploring this valley becomes endless.
Our accommodation is located in the friendly villages at the entrance to the valley and is in friendly Gasthofs (with many of the rooms having en-suite facilities), enabling your party not only to exploit the valley, but also the option of a varied après-ski programme.
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