The Zillertal Arena ski slope is located just a short walk from Landhaus Platzer (200 m). In just a few minutes, you can reach the entrance to the ski area and enjoy perfectly groomed slopes, modern lifts, and endless winter sports fun.
Winter in the Zillertal
Active days in the snow
Located right at the entrance to the Zillertal Arena ski resort, a stay at Landhaus Platzer promises a carefree winter vacation filled with magical moments! You can easily reach the largest ski resort in the Zillertal on foot from your vacation home. Even off the slopes, you can get up close and personal with the snow-covered natural landscape through a variety of outdoor activities!
Winter in the Mountains
Skiing
Just a stone's throw from your cozy accommodations at Landhaus Platzer, the Rosenalmbahn and Karspitzbahn gondolas will whisk you away to a fantastic ski resort filled with sunny slopes and modern lifts. Across 143 kilometers of slopes, you’ll experience the ultimate skiing pleasure while discovering the exhilarating runs that take you from Zell am Ziller through Gerlos and into the mountain world of neighboring Salzburg.
Your Questions, Our Answers
FAQs & Useful Information
To help you plan your winter vacation at Landhaus Platzer, we’ve compiled the most important questions about skiing, equipment rentals, and ski passes.
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How far away is the ski slope?
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Are there any winter activities for children?
Yes, the Zillertal is a true winter paradise for children. Right nearby, you’ll find child-friendly ski slopes, ski schools with practice areas, and a variety of off-piste activities—ideal for young winter sports enthusiasts and relaxing family days in the snow.
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Is the Zillertal Super Ski Pass available?
Yes, with the Zillertal Superskipass, you’ll have access to all ski resorts in the Zillertal—including the Zillertal Arena. The ski pass is available for multiple days and offers maximum flexibility for your winter vacation.
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Is there a ski rental shop nearby?
There is a ski rental shop located very close to Landhaus Platzer, within easy walking distance. There you’ll find modern ski and snowboard equipment for beginners, advanced skiers, and children—including professional advice.
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What winter activities are there off the slopes?
In addition to skiing, the Zillertal offers a wide range of other winter activities. Whether it’s sledding on illuminated runs, cross-country skiing on perfectly groomed trails, winter hiking and snowshoeing, ice skating, or leisurely walks through the snow-covered landscape—there’s something for everyone here.
An experience day and night
Tobogganing in the Zillertal
What would a winter vacation be without a good tobogganing session? Take the Gerlossteinbahn cable car for a comfortable ride up to 1,650 meters, where you’ll find the starting point of the Zillertal’s longest toboggan run. Along the seven-kilometer run, you’ll encounter fast sections, wide curves, and cozy places to stop for a break—all of which are floodlit at night until 1 a.m. If possible, be sure to experience it by moonlight or under the sparkling starry sky!
Off-piste
Winter hiking, ice skating, and much more!
Away from the slopes, a wide variety of cross-country trails of varying difficulty levels await you. The perfectly groomed trails wind through the high Gerlos Valley and the adjacent side valleys, offering the ultimate winter experience for both classic cross-country skiers and skating enthusiasts. The offerings are complemented by snowshoe hikes, leisurely winter walks, ice skating, and numerous spots to pause and enjoy the tranquil winter landscape.
