Ski hire Zell am See

Zell am See Resort

Zell am See is an Austrian town on the shores of Lake Zell, south of Salzburg. As Zell am See lies at the foot of the Schmittenhöhe mountain, the town is the ideal holiday destination for winter sports fans from October to April. The Schmittenhöhe ski area is also one of the most popular in the Salzburg region. In the historic town of Zell am See, ski holidaymakers will find a tourist office, a wide range of accommodation including wellness hotels, shops, a wide choice of restaurants, cosy mountain huts, sun terraces and plenty of activities on and off the slopes. You can also get your equipment from our ski hire shop in Zell am See. There are some unique facilities in the Zell am See ski area, such as the Schmitten Funslopes with video tracker, which are certainly a highlight. On this run, skiers are guided over a bridge and through a tunnel. Sound elements are integrated into the course, such as passing the ski pole over the xylophone or hitting the gong.

Skiing in Zell am See

With its blue, red and black runs, the ski resort of Zell am See, which is Austria's largest ski area, offers ideal conditions for beginners, intermediate skiers and professionals alike. Numerous ski lifts and cable cars, as well as a network of ski buses, take skiers to their destination. A ski pass makes it easy to get to the resort of your choice. The Zell am See ski area on the Schmittenhöhe lies at an altitude of between 750 and 2000 metres. At the top of the Schmitten there are breathtaking views of more than thirty peaks over 3000 metres high. There are around 77 kilometres of slopes with guaranteed snow. This fun isn't limited to downhill skiing, as carving, freeriding, snowboarding or cross-country skiing are also possible here.

Make sure to explore the neighboring resorts, especially the panoramic view of Saalbach or the renowned Kaprun resort.

Activities in Zell am See

The ideal period to visit Zell am See in winter generally extends from December to March, when the resort is blanketed in a thick layer of snow and skiing conditions are optimal. Winter sports enthusiasts will find a plethora of exciting activities to enjoy in Zell am See. Of course, skiing and snowboarding are the main attractions, with kilometers of well-maintained slopes suitable for all levels, from beginners to the most experienced skiers. Additionally, the region offers unique opportunities such as sledding, dog sledding rides, ice skating on the frozen lake, and even snowshoeing to explore the snowy landscapes. In the evenings, visitors can relax in the numerous bars, restaurants, and cafes of the resort, or enjoy the cozy atmosphere of mountain refuges while indulging in traditional Austrian cuisine. In summary, Zell am See in winter offers a magical and diverse experience for winter sports enthusiasts of all ages.