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Numerous majestic peaks
The High Alps Nature Park
The Zillertal Alps are characterized by numerous majestic peaks, including the Hochfeiler: 3,510 meters, Olperer: 3,476 meters, and Hochferner: 3,467 meters. These peaks offer excellent opportunities for mountaineering and climbing enthusiasts. The Zillertal Alps are home to several glaciers, which add to the stunning beauty of the region. The largest glacier in the range is the Hintertux Glacier, which offers year-round skiing and snowboarding. It is also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The region offers a vast network of hiking trails, ranging from leisurely walks to challenging alpine hikes. There are also opportunities for mountain biking, rock climbing, and paragliding.
Throughout the Zillertal Alps, you'll find a network of alpine huts and mountain lodges that provide accommodation, meals, and a cozy atmosphere for hikers and mountaineers. These huts are perfect for overnight stays during multi-day hikes or as a base for exploring the surrounding peaks.
Located in the Austrian state of Tyrol
How to get there:
The Zillertal Valley is well-connected by train. The closest train station to the Zillertal Alps is Jenbach Station, which is accessible from major cities in Austria and neighboring countries
If you prefer driving, you can reach the Zillertal Alps by car. The Zillertal Valley is easily accessible by road, and there are well-marked routes leading to various towns and ski resorts in the region.
Once you have reached the Zillertal Valley, public transportation options such as buses and trains are available to navigate within the region. The Zillertalbahn train and regional buses connect various towns and ski resorts in the Zillertal Alps, allowing you to explore the area easily.
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