Ski Zell am Ziller

Ski Zell am Ziller and you are close to Mayrhofen and based in the Ziller Valley. As part of the Zillertal ski area you have over 130 slopes and access to Finkenberg, Gerlos and skiing and snowboarding on the Hintertux Glacier. Superb for intermediates.

Where

If you're thinking whether to ski Zell am Ziller this winter, you'll find a beautiful little resort located in the heart of the Ziller Valley with access to a cluster of local, well known, resorts. You can also extend your ski season with the ability to use the Hintertux Glacier. A working village, it's a great place to experience what this area has to offer. Access is easiest from Innsbruck but you also have Munich and Salzburg airports as other easy to transfer options.

Essentials	Suitable For	Slopes
RESORT ALTITUDE : 570m TOTAL PISTE : 166 km LONGEST RUN : 6 km START SEASON : December END SEASON : April	OVERALL SKIING BOARDING APRÉS FAMILIES	Beginners 0 / 0% Intermediates 20 / 29% Advanced 44 / 63% Experts 6 / 9% TOTAL RUNS : 70 SNOW CANNONS : 200 / 35ha SNOW PARKS : 1 CROSS COUNTRY : 20 km

On the slopes

This winter, ski Zell am Ziller for a great range of skiing and snowboarding pistes for all abilities. There's some gentle nursery slopes to ensure learners get the right start, thanks to some excellent ski schools. The Ziller Valley offers so much for intermediate's with more than 600km of piste that include the Hintertux Glacier as well as the large network that is Hochzillertal/Hochfügen. All resorts are linked by ski buses or the train that goes through the valley. There's also a new lift that links Zell am Ziller to Gerlos. For advanced and expert skiers and boarders, there are some great routes down the Penken Mountains to Schwendau, through the treeline from Ahorn and on the Horberg a number of longer runs like the Schafskopf mogul piste.

Over the 50km of local resort slopes, all abilities are well catered for, but you can see the real attraction is the vast area of the Zillertal ski area. For boarders and freestyle skiers, the terrain park and half pipe are obvious attractions. Across the ski area there are fantastic off-piste opportunities, which on powder days are great. But don;t forget you can also head to Mayrhofen as the Burton fun park is based there. The neighbouring resort villages of Gerlos, Hippach, Wald and Krimml are easily accessed, and the Zillertal Super Ski Pass is also valid for the Ski Arena Wildkogl in Neukirchen on the Grossvenediger.

Ski area :

If you ski Zell am Ziller you are also in the ski region of Zillertal along with the following resorts; Finkenberg, Gerlos, Hintertux, Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller .

Off the slopes

The village of Zell am Ziller is home to a number of small inns, lounges, bistros and cafés, offering a mix of traditional Zillertal specialties and more familiar international dishes. Though not vibrant, the après ski here is friendly and busy, it's relaxed in a way only the Austrian's can do relaxed - in a lively way. There's plenty to do away from the slopes, including sledding, ice hockey or trying the fantastic 7 km (4.5 miles) floodlit tobogganing run! You can also hike the beautiful snow-covered countryside.

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