Zillertal Valley (SuperSki Pass)
Austria
Europe
Zell am Ziller
Mayrhofen
Gerlos
Tux
Königsleiten
Hintertux
Hochkrimml
Finkenburg
Kaltenbach
Fugen
Km piste | Min Height (m) | Max Height (m) |
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544 |
Sub Area | Multi-Area Collection |
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No | Yes |
Description
The Zillertal SuperSki Pass offers access to an extensive ski area located in the stunning Zillertal Valley of Austria.
The entire valley has a railway system, making it easy to travel between sectors - there's 4 key areas to ski.
First up is Hochzillertal-Hochfügen, this ski area is known for its excellent snow conditions and modern infrastructure.
Purpose-built as a ski resort, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen is accessed from Kaltenbach and Hochfügen; Kaltenbach is the main settlement. There's very little in terms of town to walk around, as it's been purpose developed as a liftstation, around which hotels and self catering has been built. A small collection of bars are built around the return run and gondola station, enough to satisfy the need for the end of the day drink, but nothing to explore in the evenings.
It's well suited to self catering, with a large supermarket right in the town. We highly recommend the Hotel Post - it's recent refurbishment is incredibly well done, with fantastic in and outdoor heated pools to enjoy in winter (exit through the sliding doors when already in the pool to the crisp mountain views) and the food standards are immaculate.
For a great value stay, you can stay up the road in Aschau (return run is a black run for the end of the day) and get a short valley train to ski each day, the gondola is only a 5min walk from the station in Kaltenbach. We've got dedicated pages for the other 3 areas in the valley - check the links at the bottom of the page.
Next up is the Zillertal arena in Zell am Ziller, this linear ski area connects to an adjacent valley.
Mayrhofen is where the valley railway ends.
Famous as a lively town, there's plenty of options for Après ski, with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs catering to the needs of skiers and snowboarders.
The resort also hosts the famous Snowbombing music festival, attracting partygoers from around the world and Alpitude, comedy festival on snow.
Hintertux Glacier is located right at the end of the valley, at an altitude of 3,250 meters, it is one of Europe's few year-round ski areas, making it ideal for those seeking winter sports even in the summer months.
The resort offers breathtaking views and a wide range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. While Hintertux itself is a small village, it provides easy access to the glacier via a modern lift system. The après ski scene here is more relaxed compared to Mayrhofen, mainly small bars and resturants or hotels.
Overall, the Zillertal SuperSki Pass provides a diverse range of ski resorts to suit different preferences and skill levels.
The interconnected nature of the ski area allows for seamless exploration and adventure, with ski buses and the valley railway available to transport visitors between resorts. With the Zillertal SuperSki Pass, skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a truly immersive and unforgettable alpine experience in the heart of Austria.
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Ski Pass
6 day pass | Euro / km |
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315 | 0.58 |
Access
Closest Airports
Every single resort is on the valley railway, with the exception of those on the Zillertal Arena (aside from Zell am ZIller) that are in the valley that runs adjacent to the Zillertal.
Fun fact: This valley leads you all the way to Mittersill (KitzSki) and Zell am See / Kaprun
Transfers
Direct Train | Train + Bus Option | Direct coach |
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Yes | No | No |
Train Connections
Kaltenbach
Aschau im Zillertal
Zell am Ziller
Mayrhofen
A really short train from Innsbruck to Jenbach (15min), then you transfer to the Zillertal valley railway.
The valley railway will take you to your resort of choice as far as Mayrhofen (50min).
If you're staying beyond Mayrhofen towards the Hintertux glacier, you will find a connecting bus transfer (4104) - it takes 40min to Hintertux
The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below)
This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel.
On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel