Ski Zillertal 3000 was inaugurated in December 2001, when it became the largest ski region in Zillertal with almost 200km of slopes. The ski resorts of Mayrhofen, Hippach, Finkenberg and Lanersbach-Hintertux, 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 Hintertux Glacier, high up in the Zillertal area, will long remain in the memory of any visitor. The other local ski areas are connected by lift and free ski bus, ensuring you can easily 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 slopes of the Ski Zillertal 3000.

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 slope experience 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. Up on the Hintertux Glacier, the only ski area in Austria to open 365 days a year, you can always be sure of having reliable snow cover. Cross-country skiers and winter hikers have several dozen kilometres of trails to explore, and there are plenty of non-skiing activities available in the different ski resorts. Ski Zillertal 3000 is not to be confused with the Zillertal Arena.

Overview of slopes and lifts in Ski Zillertal 3000

Slopes	Ski lifts	Additional information
Blue slopes58 km	Drag lifts43	Start of the season5 December
Red slopes99 km	Chair lifts26	End of the season18 April
Black slopes36 km	Gondola lifts16	Glacier
Off-piste9 km	Train0	Min. altitude630 m
Total202 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

Hintertux Glacier: Open 365 days a year

Booked a ski holiday at Mayrhofen and worried about the snow cover? Don't worry, you're guaranteed snow at the Hintertux Glacier! This is Austria's only true year-round ski resort, with high-altitude slopes that are always covered in the white stuff! The ski area has 60km of slopes in the winter and around 20km in the summer, a very decent offering for a summer glacier ski area. The quiet town of Hintertux offers skiers and snowboarders the opportunity to stay within short reach of the glacier so you can get those fresh tracks in in the morning!

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

Blogs about Ski Zillertal 3000

The top 15 ski resorts in Austria

2 June 2020 by Danielle in 'Destinations''

Authentic Austrian villages and traditional charm define skiing in Austria. But that doesn’t mean the Austrians don’t know how to party – in fact, après-ski was basically invented here! The ski areas in Austria offer a wide variety of terrain for every taste and budget, from the glitzy slopes of St. Anton to the family-friendly resort of Mayrhofen. We’ve narrowed down the top 15 ski resorts so you’re sure to find the perfect place for your next ski holiday, whether it’s a family bonding trip or ... More ›

Experience a winter sports holiday in the Zillertal

30 January 2020 by Danielle in 'Destinations''

First tracks in the morning, fresh mountain air and panoramic views... that's how every perfect ski day should start. But those aren't the only ingredients for a perfect ski day. In Tyrol's Zillertal you will also find authentic mountain restaurants, romantic day trips and plenty of action off the slopes. Keep reading for more inspiration for a perfect ski day in the Zillertal.... More ›
(Photo: © Zillertal Tourismus GmbH / Andre Schönherr)

Family-friendly Zillertal: Tips for a winter sports holiday with kids

9 January 2020 by Danielle in 'Destinations''

As sparkling snowflakes start falling and the temperatures drop, it's time for families to start getting excited about their annual winter sports holiday. Is there anything better than enjoying a carefree holiday together in a paradisiacal winter wonderland? This winter, make all your dreams come true in Tyrol's Zillertal!... More ›
(Photo: © Zillertal Tourismus / Tom Klocker)

Tentative plans to link Mayrhofen and Hochzillertal?

17 December 2019 by Danielle in 'Ski areas''

The planning is still in the early stages and nothing is certain yet, but there have been whispers of a tentative link between Mayrhofen and Hochzillertal. Keep reading to find out everything we know so far.... More ›
(Photo: © Tourismusverband Mayrhofen)

The infamous Harakiri: Steepest slope adventure in Austria

2 October 2019 by Danielle in 'Ski areas''

Is it a cliff? Is it a ski jump? No, it’s the Harakiri piste in Mayrhofen ski resort, renowned for being Austria’s steepest slope adventure and a must-do for every serious skier or snowboarder. With a vertical drop of 375m over a kilometre and a half, the Harakiri reaches an inclination of up to 78%. Fall here and it’s a long way down! Snowplaza has tested the piste and come back with some techniques with which to conquer this infamous Penken legend. Plan your Mayrhofen ski holiday and see it fo... More ›
(Photo: © Mayrhofen)