Zell am See is an integral part of the Zell am See-Kaprun ski area, which encompasses the neighboring ski resorts of Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Leogang, and Fieberbrunn, along with the glacier ski area at Kitzsteinhorn in Kaprun. Collectively, they provide a vast network of over 408 km of ski runs. Plan your perfect ski holiday in advance: download the latest piste map to familiarize yourself with the trails and lifts ahead of time, ensuring you maximize your snow time.
Zell am See ski resort piste map
Download your piste map here below, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout Zell am See.
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Zell am See best ski pistes
Zell am See’s slopes blend panoramic lake views with a mix of cruising pistes and steeper challenges:
- Trassabfahrt (Expert - Black): The resort’s steepest run, long, narrow, and adrenaline-inducing.
- Breiteckpiste (Intermediate - Red): A flowing mid-mountain slope with wide turns and great snow.
- Hochmaispiste (Intermediate - Red): Features long sections and rhythmic undulations.
- Tannwaldabfahrt (Intermediate - Blue): A scenic blue through forests with gentle gradients.
- Sonnengratpiste (Intermediate - Red): High-alpine piste with excellent morning sunshine.
- Schmitten Night Slope (Intermediate - Blue): Floodlit piste open for evening skiing with a great view over the lake.
- Schüttabfahrt (Intermediate - Red): Direct and fun, ideal for speed lovers.
- Glocknerwiese (Beginner - Green): Gentle slope near base level, ideal for children and early practice.
- Kapellenpiste (Intermediate - Blue): A rolling piste near Areitbahn with relaxed descents.
- Hirschkogel (Intermediate - Red): Smooth top-to-bottom piste, quiet and satisfying.
- Jedermann (Intermediate - Blue): Friendly and approachable for newer skiers.
- Audi Ski Run (Intermediate - Red): Timed race course where skiers can test their speed and technique.
Zell am See ski area in brief
- Base elevation: 750 m
- Highest elevation: 3,029 m
- Vertical drop: 2,279 m
- Number of pistes: 66
- Type of pistes: 41% blue, 42% red, 17% black
- Kilometres of ski pistes: 138 km
- Kilometres of ski routes: 8 km
- Number of ski lifts: 46
- Longest ski run: 8 km
- Cross-country runs: 40 km
- Artificial snow-making: yes
- Snow park/fun park: 1
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