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Winter in hte Zillertal

Wintertime

The winter in the Zillertal transforms the region into a true paradise for snow lovers. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy world-class ski resorts with perfectly groomed slopes, while tobogganing enthusiasts can look forward to thrilling descents on natural toboggan runs. For those seeking a quieter pace, the snowy winter landscape can be explored on peaceful winter hikes or romantic snowshoe tours. Cross-country skiers can enjoy well-groomed trails through picturesque valleys, while ice skating and curling offer additional fun winter activities.

In addition to the outdoor sports, the Zillertal also offers a wide range of cultural and culinary experiences during the winter. Cosy mountain huts invite you to indulge in Tyrolean specialties and hot drinks, while traditional Advent markets, concerts, and folk events perfectly complete the alpine winter atmosphere.

The best part: Our Ferienhaus Johanna is located at an altitude of approximately 1,000 meters and offers breathtaking views of the snow-covered Zillertal Alps. It is the perfect starting point for all winter activities – whether directly on your doorstep or just a few minutes' drive away. The Möslbahn is practically "just around the corner" and takes you comfortably to the expansive Mountopolis ski area. What more could your heart desire?

Mountopolis by Mayrhofner Bergbahnen

Ski Resosrts in the Zillertal

Sparkling

The Zillertal, one of the most popular winter destinations in the Alps, offers an impressive variety of ski resorts that captivate winter sports enthusiasts from around the world. With a total of 542 kilometers of slopes and 180 state-of-the-art lifts, the valley provides perfect conditions for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

A true highlight is the Mountopolis ski resort in the Mayrhofen holiday region, known for its versatility and appeal. Here, you can enjoy 142 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes and 60 modern lifts that take you effortlessly into a captivating winter landscape. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, there’s a slope for everyone. The daring can test their skills on Austria’s steepest groomed slope, the legendary “Harakiri,” with a gradient of 78 percent. With the Möslbahn, you can get directly to the slopes from Schwendberg without long waiting times. The ski bus stops just 100 meters from our house, and by car, the lift is practically around the corner.

Freestylers will find optimal conditions in Penken Park, one of the best snowparks in Europe, to show off and improve their skills. For families and those seeking a more relaxed experience, the Ahorn mountain, also known as the “mountain of enjoyment,” offers gentle slopes and breathtaking panoramas—ideal for a laid-back ski day.