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Hiking and Climbing

Hiking

The Zillertal valley offers endless hiking trails. It is famous for its wide range of hiking and trekking trails for all levels and its numerous mountain hikes. Keen mountain enthusiasts can enjoy more than one hundred kilometers of hiking trails. The Zillertal valley offers something to please every taste.

Short walkes as well as medium hikes are possible. Also long tours up to eight or nine hours are offered. The ones who like hiking from hut to hut, will love the Berlin route in alpine terrain.

Recommended hiking trails you will find here!

 

Hiking trails on Stummerberg

The Stummerberg mountain offers plenty of possibilities for hikes. You can even enjoy tours lasting several hours. Romantic persons should take a tour to the Wilde Krimml with its idyllic mountain lakes. Those who want to conquer mountains and summits should hike direction Alpbachtal valley and back. On their way they´ll find several summits with a difference.

Interactive Hiking Map

 

 

Zillertal active card

No wonder that in such surroundings, nobody is in a lazy mood! The valley boasts about 1,000 km of hiking trails and more than 800 km of mountain bike routes, at altitudes of between 500 m and 2,300 m and offers its guests the most beautiful landscapes. A Zillertal Avtivcard is your best Companion for spending quality time with your familiy in nature!

Advantages at a glance:

  • One return cable-car trip per day - on any of 11 cable cars
  • One free admission to one of the six outdoor swimming pools per day
  • Free use of public transportation (with the exception of the steam train)
  • Free admission to the observatory and planetarium at Koenigsleiten
  • at least 10% discount at various partners in the Zillertal Valley

Rates adults: 
6 days: EUR 60,00
9 days: EUR 82,00 
12 days: EUR 103,50 

Rates children: 
6 days: EUR 30,00
9 days: EUR 41,00
12 days: EUR 52,00 

Rates including VAT. 

Valid: 
May 30 (first sales day) till October 11, 2015 (last valid day)

Reduction for children: 
Children born between 2009 - 2015 are free of any charges.
Children born between 2000 and 2008: child rate as above. 

Family Card: 
Children born in 2009 or later travel free! If parents purchase two adult tickets, their children (born in 2000 - 2008) travel free! (identify card required)

All rates, programmes and dates subject to change!

 

Climbing adventure

The Zillertal Valley can offer secured fixed rope climbing routes and climbing parks at al difficulty levels.

Then there's ice-climbing, bouldering, indoor climbing ... and of course there are the many alpine climbing tours, which are sure to get every serious mountaineer's heart racing. It doesn't matter whether you climb for leisure or for extreme thrills, you'll definitely get your money's worth in the Ziller Valley. Some of Europe's best climbs are to be found here.

The First Ziller Valley Children's Climbing Park is situated beside the Spieljoch lift top station. For dedicated climbers wanting something mor challenging, there's the fixed-rope climbing route on the Spieljoch up towards the Kellerjoch.


Climbing park Spieljoch

The new Climbing park for families near the Spieljoch top station allows novice climbers of all ages to take a walk on the wild side and experience the exciting sport of rock climbing. The Climbing park offers various routes of different rating to guarantee appropriate rock climbs for the whole family.

Children´s climbing course - EUR 29,00:

  • 9.30 lift ride with the Spieljochbahn  
  • First steps in the rock environment, the nuts and bolts of ropes and equipment 
  • Lunch
  • Rock climbing and summit ascent 
  • Downhill ride with the Spieljochbahn

Course for adults - EUR 38,00:

  • First steps in the rock environment, the nuts and bolts of ropes and equipment 
  • Lunch 
  • Rock climbing and summit ascent

Impressions of the via ferrata Gerlosstein

Bouldern

Schettla´s Boulder Indoor Climbing Hall - Freestyle climbing throughout the seasons!

The Boulder indoor climbing hall is located in Mayrhofen and boasts 120m² of climbing facilities. Height: 3.5m for all levels and abilities; 1300 holes. Climbing walls vary between 10.5° and 50°. Protected by 30cm-thick mats. Different climbing routes marked with several colors. Further amenities: wardrobe, toilets, mini cafe. 

13km from Haus Schwarzenberg.

Schettla's Boulderhall