Zillertal
Surrounded by the Zillertal and Tux Alps, there are some well-known holiday resorts such as Gerlos, Mayrhofen and Tux.
The holiday area Zillertal, located about 40 km from Innsbruck, extends from Strass in the Zillertal valley to Mayrhofen, where it branches out into the Tuxertal valley, Zamser Grund, Stillupgrund and Zillergrund. This valley has not only become popular thanks to the wonderful world of mountains with the Tux Alps, the Zillertal Alps and its nature park, but also due to a local folk music group called “Schuerzenjaeger”, which is known far beyond borders.
The range of offers for your summer holidays in this area is manifold, ranging from the highest-located thermal baths of Europe at Tux to a ride on the Gerlos alpine road offering a splendid view, and lama trekking. In winter months, however, the ski resort “Ski Zillertal 3000″ offers more than 160 km of well-groomed ski slopes, as well as opportunities to do cross-coutnry skiing, snowshoeing and ice skating. Have fun!
Accompany us on a virtual tour across the valley:
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Aschau is located at 567 m asl at the junction of anterior and posterior Zillertal valley. more
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The little sunny village of Brandberg with its 350 inhabitants is located in the rear part of the Zillertal valley. more
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In the east of the Ziller river, at the entrance to the Zillertal valley, there is Bruck, a family-friendly… more
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Finkenberg is located at the entrance of the Tuxertal valley between the spurs of the Penken and Grünberg mountains. more
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The holiday resort of Fügen is considered to be the main village of the anterior Zillertal valley. more
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Fügenberg, including a surface of 58.5 sqkm, is the largest locality of the Zillertal valley and is located above Fügen. more
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The holiday resort Gerlos is located in a tributary valley of the Zillertal valley. more
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The area of Gerlosberg at the beginning of the Gerlostal valley extends up to the 2,558 m high Kreuzjoch mountain. more
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The alpinists’ village of Ginzling is split up on the municipalities of Finkenberg and Mayrhofen. more
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The village of Hainzenberg is located on the slopes at the entrance of the Gerlostal valley. more
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The municipality of Hart im Zillertal is located opposite Fügen in the anterior Zillertal valley. more
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The locality of Hippach, a part of Mayrhofen, is located in the west of the Ziller river in the homonymous valley. more
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Kaltenbach is located in the heart of the Zillertal valley on the detritic cone of the Kaltenbach river. more
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The municipality of Mayrhofen is surrounded by the majestic mountains of the Zillertal Alps. more
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The area of Ramsau in the rear Zillertal valley extends from the Ziller river up to the 2,350 m high Hochfeld mountain. more
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Kleinried, Grossried, Taxach and Riedberg are part of the municipality of Ried, located in the heart of the… more
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The little holiday resort of Rohrberg extends at the bottom of the valley and at the slopes of the sunny Rohrberg… more
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Schlitters, a former mining site, is a popular holiday resort in the anterior part of the Zillertal valley. more
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The holiday resort of Schwendau in the back of the Zillertal valley is accessible via the Zillertal road. more
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Strass extends at the foot of the 628 m high Brettfall, a pinnacle of the Larchkopf mountain (1,367 m asl). more
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The holiday resort Stumm is located at 556 m asl opposite the village Kaltenbach. more
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The municipality of Stummerberg is located above Stumm and extends on both sides of the Märzenbach river. more
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The village Tux represents the head of the Zillertal valley. more
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This holiday resort is located in the heart of the Zillertal valley along the Zillertal Road as well as the… more
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Zell am Ziller, the smallest locality of the valley in size, is located in the rear Zillertal valley. more
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The municipality of Zellberg extends from 575 m to the highest located farm at 1,100 m asl. more
