Zell am see
 
Region: Salzburger
Height: 755 - 3,029m
 

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Zell am See is situated in a beautiful location by the shore of the lake and the views from the ski areas are outstanding. The beginners will find long gentle runs starting from near the highest point on the Schmittenhohe, and at Kaprun they will also discover a fantastic area of easy skiing up on the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier at 10,000 feet.

The twin resorts of Zell am See and Kaprun offer between them more than 50 lifts in an area that is both ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers, yet offers exciting and challenging skiing for the most advanced skiers on pistes which have hosted the World Cup Downhill Races.

In the evenings Zell am See is a live and vibrant place with discotheques, Tyrolean evenings, tobogganing, a natural ice rink, and a beautiful indoor swimming pool.

   

Our resort rating

Beginners ****
Intermediate *****
Advanced ****
Snowboarders ****

Resort Information

Winter season Dec - Apr
Number of slopes 25
Total piste length 130km
Longest run 4km
Number of lifts 51
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Kitzbühel . Mayrhofen/Hintertux . Auffach/Wildschönau . Zell am see/Kaprun . St Johann . St Anton . Bad Hofgastein . LesTrois Vallées . Les Deux Alpes . Chamonix . Serre Chevalier . Alpe d'Huez . Les Orres . Wengen . Davos . Leysin . Claviere . Tonale . Sauze D'Oulx . Aprica . Cortina . Madonna . Andalo . Nakiska/Fortess . Sunshine/Lake Louise . Hafjell . Kranjska Gora

 

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