In December 2001 the largest ski region in Zillertal was opened. The ski resorts of Mayrhofen, Hippach, Finkenberg and Tux, already ideal and very popular ski holiday destinations, joined together to create a vast ski area called the Ski Zillertal 3000. The ski slopes and views from the Hintetuxer glacier, high up in the Zillertal area, will long remain in the memory of any visitor. The other local ski areas are connected ensuring you can ski for hours without having to take the same run twice. Hippach and Finkenberg are small, charming ski resorts for skiers who love peace and quiet but who will appreciate access to the Zillertal area.

Mayrhofen is the largest ski resort in the Ski Zillertal 3000 ski area and has long been known as one of the world's top ski and snowboard holiday destinations. Beginner skiers will find plenty of practice runs around the mid station of the Finkenberg, intermediate skiers have an endless choice of well-kept ski slopes and for advanced skiers looking for a real challenge, there is the Harakiri run, the steepest groomed ski slope in Austria with a 78% gradient! There is also some impressive off-piste ski terrain and plenty of black runs for expert skiers to get their teeth into in the Ski Zillertal 3000 ski area.

Overview of slopes and lifts in Ski Zillertal 3000

Slopes	Ski lifts	Additional information
Blue slopes60,5 km	Drag lifts43	Start of the season1 June
Red slopes103,9 km	Chair lifts26	End of the season30 May
Black slopes41,3 km	Gondola lifts16	Glacier
Off-piste0,0 km	Train0	Min. altitude630 m
Total205,7 km	Capacity56462 Pers./Hour	Max. altitude3250 m

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  Finkenberg

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  Hippach

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  Mayrhofen

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  Lanersbach-Hintertux

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  Ahorn

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  Hintertux Glacier

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  Penken

Off-piste & freestyle in Ski Zillertal 3000
Snow parks 6	Tables
Half pipe	Boxes
Quarter pipe	Rails
Boardercross	Off-piste allowed
Kickers	Off-piste zone