zillertal arena
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I hesitated between Mayerhofen and Zillertal Arena. Don't worry the same ski pass can be used for both and for more ski domains. You have more than 500 km of ski slopes. The facilities are very modern. You have a website (skiline.cc) were you can follow your achievements every day.I was there high season and still once you're in the mountain the queues are relatively fast. The ski pass is expensive, between the most expensive in Europe but worthwhile.
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We just skied and stayed at Mayrhofen, which is the magnet for skier's in the Ziller Valley. However there is always a crowd to ascend the "Penken" ski area. We were taken to the Zillertal Arena which is near Zell-Am-Ziller and can be reached by narrow gauge railway or ski bus. The boast is that the snow is always better here than at Mayrhofen. We joined the area at the Rosenalm Gondolier (stay on right to the top, don't get off a the half way station) When we skied the sun shone and we did have to wait for 10 minutes to get on the gondolier. After that it was wonderful snow and no waiting at the lifts. We had a fabulous day (Oh My Thigh's) and finished up at Gerlos. You can of course exit where you joined. The cost is covered by the purchase of a ski area pass and when back home you can check your distance/height etc covered on-line.
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Zillertal Arean we went there for our skiing holiday. It has some nice areas a lot of red areas, no green and some blue/black, for beginners you want some green to practice. The great thing you can go skiing to gerlos, that was a fun and challenging course, but for a mature it was also ok. Good lift transportation,
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A lot of blacks and reds just few of blues. Would not recommend for beginners, beginners should go to Hochzillertal.
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Highly recommend this ski resort! A lot of slopes with variety of difficulty, however they fit better for middle and advanced levels then beginners :) The prices are average for skipass and ski rental. They have a big free parking area onsite. They are closing at 16:30 and if you're late for last lift you have a kind of challenge to get down because the ski lane to the bottom takes about an hour for middle level skier (not recommended for beginners).
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Lots to do in Zillertal in Summer. The Arena Coaster is a perfect thrill with a nice playground below for those too young or those who choose to opt-out :-)
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If you are into heavy skiing, Zillertal is great.I stayed in Mayrhofen and finished all slopes in day one and started to worry about my choice of resort, but then I found about the rest of Zillertal Valley.The Buses and the Train connects the whole valley and is always free.A local bus will take you to a Train& Bus Station "BAHNOF", from whre you can take another bus or train to other villages.The best village by far is KALTENBACH. Its the biggest and is southfacing so you have light/sun on the slopes almost all day. Its is 15 minutes away - about 10 miles.Hintertux was was 2nd favourite. Over 3000m, beautiful glacier skiing, guaranteed snow, and sometimes above the clouds so worth visiting especially on a snowy day (you could be above the weather)Zell Am Zillertal/Gerlos is 3rd choice, northfacing, so you loose the light by late afternoon but good runs.Mayrhofen is the most famous village - mainy British tourists, my 4th choiceWould go again, but never with kids. It takes you 1 hour to get upto the slopes. All villages are at 600-800 meters and you usually need 2 buses + 2 cable cars to get up to 1500meters
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Loved the downhill coaster!Great value, though I wish the queue wasn't so long and I could have gone on it more times!
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Plenty of red runs and a few challenging black slopes. Not many blue runs for beginners. Cannot ski down to Zell, but queues from Rosenbahn Mid station are not bad even when busy compared to other routes.
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you have to chose your base location with some thought. it is cheaper to stay in Zell and a shorter drive as compared to Gerlos. However if you stay in Zell you have to ski only in one direction and make for a long day to get all the way to the end. When staying in Gerlos you cut the resort in half and then depending on the weather can decide which way to go. In my opinion Zell have steeper runs and Gerlo-Platten is much easierIt is a great resort and has plenty to offer, including a traffic jam to get into (and out) of the valley!