THE MOST HOLIDAY HOMES in Mayrhofen
Holiday homes and holiday apartments Zillertal 3000
Zillertal 3000 - The skiarea
Located in the beautiful Zillertal Valley, Zillertal 3000 attracts many winter sports enthusiasts. The ski area has something for everyone, with lively Mayrhofen as the central village. The snow-sure Hintertux Glacier offers year-round skiing, and with a variety of slopes, cosy huts serving traditional delicacies and lively après-ski, Zillertal 3000 is a popular choice for your holiday home or chalet.
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Interactive piste map & Photos
Features
630 m - 3250 m
Pistes (total 202 km)
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Well-known ski villages of Zillertal 3000
Mayrhofen: WHERE YOUR PERFECT SKI HOLIDAY STARTS
Selected holiday homes in Mayrhofen
Ski Nature Apartment Lungau Top 18
Mauterndorf, Salzburger Land, Austria
7 Persons
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
€ 215 per night
Apartment Migglwieshof Erdgeschoss
Hopfgarten im Brixental-Kelchsau, Tirol, Austria
4 Persons
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
€ 186 per night
Sölden-Längenfeld, Tirol, Austria
20 Persons
10 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
€ 370 per night
Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Salzburger Land, Austria
16 Persons
6 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
€ 195 per night
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The best group accommodation at Zillertal 3000
Selected group accommodations of Zillertal 3000
Zell am Ziller-Gerlosberg, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
3 Bedrooms
0 Bathrooms
€ 245 per night
Kaltenbach, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
€ 260 per night
Kaltenbach, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
€ 271 per night
Holiday Home Hirschbichlalm - 8 Personen
Zellberg, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
4 Bedrooms
0 Bathrooms
€ 352 per night
Apartment Klammerhof - Dorfblick
Hainzenberg, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
€ 187 per night
Stummerberg, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
€ 199 per night
Information ski area Zillertal 3000
On a winter holiday to Zillertal 3000 and looking for the perfect holiday home or flat in this beautiful ski resort? Check our frequently asked questions for all information on Zillertal 3000. Is your question not listed or do you need advice on booking your accommodation? Feel free to contact us!
- Where is the Zillertal 3000 ski area located?
- Which villages are in this ski area?
- How many kilometres of ski slopes does Zillertal 3000 offer?
- How many and what types of lifts are there in Ski area Zillertal 3000?
- Is the ski area suitable for beginners?
- Are there facilities for children and beginners such as ski schools and practice slopes in the Zillertal 3000 ski area?
- Is a skiing holiday in Zillertal 3000 suitable for experienced skiers??
- What facilities does Zillertal 3000 offer to snowboarders and are there any special snowboard parks available in the area?
- How snow-sure is the area?
- What other winter activities, besides skiing and snowboarding, are available in Zillertal 3000?
- Is there an online piste map available?
- Are there opportunities for off-piste skiing in Zillertal 3000?
- Is there a ski pass available that gives access to the whole Zillertal area?
- What are the après-ski and nightlife options in Zillertal 3000?
Where is the Zillertal 3000 ski area located?
Ski resort Zillertal 3000 is located in Austria, specifically in Zillertal, a well-known valley in the state of Tyrol.
Which villages are in this ski area?
The Zillertal 3000 ski area includes the following villages: Mayrhofen, Finkenberg, Tux (incl. Lanersbach) and Hippach.
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Mayrhofen - A well-known and lively resort, popular for its diverse winter sports facilities and après-ski.
Finkenberg - A picturesque village with easy access to the ski slopes and known for its quiet, family-friendly atmosphere.
Tux - Includes Lanersbach and other smaller villages known for their proximity to the Hintertux Glacier.
Hippach - A quieter alternative, ideal for families and visitors looking for a relaxed stay.
How many kilometres of ski slopes does Zillertal 3000 offer?
The Zillertal 3000 offers a total of around 200 kilometres of pistes. This also includes the Hintertux Glacier, which is not directly connected. This offers over 60 kilometres of pistes.
How many and what types of lifts are there in Ski area Zillertal 3000?
There are more than 65 lifts in Ski Area Zillertal 3000, including gondolas, chairlifts, drag lifts and conveyor belts. These lifts are strategically placed to provide easy access to different parts of the ski area. In particular, the area around Mayrhofen and Hippach is home to a large number of these lifts. This variety in types of lifts ensures that skiers and snowboarders can easily reach and explore the extensive and diverse slopes of Zillertal 3000.
Is the ski area suitable for beginners?
In Zillertal 3000, many of the slopes are quite challenging. Access to certain parts of the ski area sometimes requires taking a red piste, which means that not all areas are easily accessible via blue, more beginner-friendly slopes. The most suitable pistes for beginners can be found in the Ahorn sub-area and in the area around the Rastkogel.
Are there facilities for children and beginners such as ski schools and practice slopes in the Zillertal 3000 ski area?
The Zillertal 3000 ski area has excellent facilities for children and beginners. There are several ski schools that specialise in beginners' lessons for children and adults. These schools offer courses and individual coaching to learn the basics of skiing or snowboarding. There are also special practice slopes and gentler pistes where beginners can improve their skills. The Ahorn and Rastkogel sub-areas are particularly suitable for beginners and offer a safe and comfortable environment for practising and improving your skiing technique.
Is a skiing holiday in Zillertal 3000 suitable for experienced skiers?
For experienced skiers, Zillertal 3000 is an ideal destination, thanks to its varied and extensive ski area. Besides the infamous, steep Harakiri run, the Devil's Run in Mayrhofen is also an absolute must for advanced skiers.
What facilities does Zillertal 3000 offer to snowboarders and are there any special snowboard parks available in the area?
Ski area Zillertal 3000 is ideal for snowboarders, thanks in part to its well-connected slopes and lack of flat terrain. This ensures a smooth and enjoyable snowboarding experience. Moreover, snowboard parks, such as the Vans Penken Park in Mayrhofen and the BetterPark near Hintertux, ensure the area's attractiveness for snowboarders.
How snow-sure is the area?
The highest point of Ski Area Zillertal 3000 is at 3250 metres (Hintertuxer Glacier), making the area very snow-sure. This high altitude ensures excellent snow conditions throughout much of the ski season. This is at least true for the Hintertuxer Glacier. There you can ski all year round.
What other winter activities, besides skiing and snowboarding, are available in Zillertal 3000?
Apart from skiing and snowboarding, various other winter activities are available in Ski area Zillertal 3000. From your cottage in Austria you can enjoy activities such as cross-country skiing, with extensive trails through the beautiful landscape, winter hiking on well-maintained paths, ice climbing for the adventurous, and tobogganing on exciting toboggan runs. For those looking for a quieter pace, there are opportunities for sleigh rides, ice skating on artificial ice rinks, and relaxation at local wellness centres. This variety of activities makes Zillertal 3000 a versatile destination for a complete winter sports holiday.
Is there an online piste map available?
Yes, there is an online piste map available for Ski area Zillertal 3000. This interactive map provides detailed information on the locations of slopes, lifts, and other facilities in the ski area. It is a useful tool to plan your winter sports holiday in Zillertal 3000 in advance and to get an overview of the area, the different ski routes, and the available facilities. You can find the piste map here .
Are there opportunities for off-piste skiing in Zillertal 3000?
There are opportunities for off-piste skiing in Ski Area Zillertal 3000, which can be an exciting experience for advanced skiers and snowboarders. However, it is important to be aware of safety guidelines and local regulations. It is advisable to always check current avalanche reports and preferably go with an experienced guide who is familiar with the area. Moreover, it is essential to carry the right safety equipment with you. Safety should always come first when exploring off-piste areas.
Is there a ski pass available that gives access to the whole Zillertal area?
The Super Skipass offers the perfect key to unlimited ski freedom in the Zillertal, the world's most vibrant ski valley. This all-inclusive ticket opens the doors to endless skiing adventures. It gives you access to a vast area of hundreds of kilometres of perfectly maintained slopes and lifts in the four major ski areas (Hochzillertal-Hochfügen-Spieljoch, Zillertal Arena, Mayrhofner Bergbahnen, and Ski- & Gletscherwelt Zillertal 3000).
What are the après-ski and nightlife options in Zillertal 3000?
There are extensive après-ski options in Zillertal 3000, making the ski area a popular destination for after-ski fun enthusiasts. Mayrhofen, for example, is known for its lively après-ski scene and is often mentioned in the same category as other well-known après-ski destinations such as Gerlos, Kirchberg, Ischgl and Westendorf. Après-ski often starts at the valley stations in places like Hintertux and Finkenberg, where the party then continues in local pubs and bars. The White Lounge in Mayrhofen, a bar and hotel made of snow and ice, located on the slopes, a unique experience not to be missed.
