Bike
With a 325 kilometre-long network of paths and trails covering all levels of difficulty, you can enjoy yourself to the full on two-wheels. The fun-packed forest cycle trails ensure there’s never a dull moment. But if you prefer the easy-going, flat paths down in the valley, then there are lots of cycle trips to interesting attractions for you to enjoy. The Tauern cycle path, for example, runs alongside the River Salzach all the way to Passau. If you’re looking for something more challenging, then you need look no further than the Hohe Tauern national park which rewards your hard pedalling work with its breathtaking natural beauty.
Hiking
Hiking in the Zillertal Arena: Zell im Zillertal, Gerlos, Königsleiten/Wald and Krimml/Hochkrimml – these four holiday resorts connect the Zillertal Alps with Salzburg’s Pinzgau region along a 400 kilometre-long network of hiking trails. Up hill and down dale, from gentle hikes to challenging alpine tours, the routes let you explore Austria’s fascinating mountain scenery in all its abundant variety. True mountain enthusiasts appreciate what the Zillertal Arena has to offer: pristine natural beauty, rustic mountain huts and a well-earned rest away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life
Spruce Lake
From summer 2020, the Spruce Lake will be in full bloom and the ideal place to improve the wood-lake balance! A highlight will be the pleasant, buggy-friendly ‘Alm walk’, which links the Spruce Tree Castle with Spruce Lake and the Rosenalmbahn mountain station. There are also modern sanitary facilities to ensure that bathers can enjoy the lake in comfort. Other additional attractions such as stand-up paddle rental, diving platforms, shaded areas and much more, complete the Spruce Lake offering.
Leisure Park
At Leisure Park Zell am Ziller, which is located right in the village on Zillerpromenade, you can find every kind of leisure activity you can think of for both young and old visitors. The complex comprises an area of over 45,000 m², including an adventure swimming pool with sports pool and giant slide, as well as tennis courts, a bowling alley, a beach volleyball court and much more. The highlight is certainly the adventure mini golf course called “The Treasures of the Zillertal” with a large adventure playground right next to it.
Climbing
Climbing is getting more and more popular. In the Zillertal Arena all climbing lovers will get what their heart desires. If on one of the via ferratas, on the climbing tower or at the high rope course – the villages of the Zillertal Arena offer plenty of action.
