1 / 10Zillertal Arena ski resort in Zell-Gerlos, Tyrol, Austria, offers 143 km of pistes and 52 lifts.
Trail information
Stretching from Zillertal in Tyrol to Pinzgau in Land Salzburg, Zillertal Arena offers guests an unrivalled variety of ski slopes. Diverse, family-friendly and reliable, Zillertal Arena has something for everyone. The winter sports area offers a wide choice of runs. Free WiFi is available throughout the ski resort.
Zillertal Arena regularly upgrades its lifts. Modern feeder lifts connect different villages with the ski resort. Since the 2016/2017 season, Dorfbahn Gerlos has provided direct access to the ski resort from Zell am Ziller. The 10-person gondola sets new standards for service. Rohr and Gerlosplatte offer state-of-the-art chairlifts with weather protection. As a result, Gerlos now features modern gondola lifts. However, most chairlifts do not have weather protection.
Good to know
Zillertal Arena offers slopes for everyone. Zell am Ziller has many easy slopes. Isokogel and Rohr are dominated by intermediate slopes. In Rohr, you can ski a sensational 1,920 m of vertical drop in one run.
Total: 143 km
Connection information
The Gerlosstein ski resort in Hainzenberg is included in the Zillertal Arena lift pass, but it can only be reached by ski bus.
890 snow cannons cover 80% of the slopes.
Longest run
The longest descent here is Übergangsjoch in Rohr down to the valley via No. 22, No. 19, No. 18 and No. 10, covering 11 km with a vertical drop of 1,920 m. In the 2015/2016 season, the valley run to Rohr opened. It descends from Übergangsjoch at 2,500 m to the base in Rohr.
Most difficult runs
The most difficult is the Valley run Rohr No. 10, covering 2.5 km with a vertical drop of 728 m. Since the 2015/2016 season, the valley run has led from the middle station of the Karspitz lift to Rohr.
Gerlos No. 36 · Length 2 km · Vertical drop 400 m
Ski resort routes
Rohr-Zell am Ziller-Gerlos-Königsleiten and back. This is a great way to explore the ski resort. The tour takes around 5 hours when skiing at a good pace without breaks.
Snowparks
Snowpark / Fun park.
Halfpipe.
Features
Speed measurement courses - free of charge. SpeedCheck courses on Gerlosplatte at Plattenkogel-X-Press 2, in Action-Park Kreuzwiese (Rohr) and in Gerlos at KIDS SpeedCheck.
Timed race - free of charge. Rohr / Kreuzwiese, Gerlos / Ebenfeld X-Press and Gerlos / Gipfel lift.
Skiline.
SkiMovie lets you create and download your own ski video - free of charge. Zell am Ziller / Kreuzwiesen, Gerlos / Ebenfeld X-Press and Königsleiten / Gipfel lift.
Additional offers
Photo stations in Rohr, Gerlos, Gerlos and Hochkrimml let you preserve your memories.
Maps
Lifts
- 1Aerial trams
- 14Gondola lifts
- 19Chairlifts
- 13T-bars and platters
- 2Rope tows
- 3Magic carpets
Webcams
Video
Contacts and opening hours
Mid · 1 540 м
Updated at 17:15
Average monthly snowfall at Zillertal Arena - Zell am Ziller/Gerlos/Königsleiten/Hochkrimml
Snowfall per month - cm. Below each bar - how many days it snowed that month. Observation data for the last 3 completed seasons.
Accommodation
Zell am Ziller






Königsleiten
Hainzenberg
Other accommodation near the resort
What visitors say about the resort
Zillertal Arena is praised for its size and value: around 150 km of pistes, one lift pass for the entire valley and accommodation cheaper than in better-known neighbouring ski areas. Visitors also highlight the long descents from Gerlos and the good grooming.
Criticism focuses on the resort's spread-out layout - travelling between sectors can take a long time - and queues for the lifts from Rohr at weekends. Another common issue is that the lower slopes at around 600 m turn slushy during thaws, so getting down may require taking a gondola.
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