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Austria: Zillertal 2023/24
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Any recommendations for a ski school for kids in Konigsleiten? Thanks.
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EdM wrote:


I'm going with my wife, 6-year-old daughter and my wife's parents (non skiiers). We wondered if anyone knows if there's a pedestrian pass available in winter? I can't find anything about one online.
But it seems a single trip up the Horbergbahn for a pedestrian is €28 return. Which is pretty steep just to pick up or drop off from a ski lesson! If there was a week pass or similar that would be ideal - I'm sure they'd use it to walk around/explore some of the other areas too.

Thanks for any advice!


Would also be interested if anyone can advise on cleared winter walking paths, cross county skiing and snowshoe trails in the Zillertal which are easy to get to from Mayrhofen by public transport for the non-skiers in our group
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@nahdendee, here's this seasons thread.

https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?p=5340068#5340068

But to answer your question:

Cross country, you'd need to head up towards Hintertux, there's trails along the valley there.

https://www.tux.at/en/cross-country-skiing/

Walking paths, there's a nice route between the Finkenberger almbahn over to Penken, up the Kombibahn and over to the top of the Finkenberger almbahn again. You can see the route on the map here, it's the pink route:

https://piste-maps.co.uk/Piste-Maps/Austria/Mayrhofen-Piste-Ski-Map-2025.pdf
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swskier wrote:
@nahdendee, here's this seasons thread.

https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?p=5340068#5340068

But to answer your question:

Cross country, you'd need to head up towards Hintertux, there's trails along the valley there.

https://www.tux.at/en/cross-country-skiing/

Walking paths, there's a nice route between the Finkenberger almbahn over to Penken, up the Kombibahn and over to the top of the Finkenberger almbahn again. You can see the route on the map here, it's the pink route:

https://piste-maps.co.uk/Piste-Maps/Austria/Mayrhofen-Piste-Ski-Map-2025.pdf


@swskier

Many thanks for the links, exactly what we are looking for. Would you know if it is possible to obtain maps of winter walking paths and cross country skiing routes?. Also grateful for any advice as to any other areas in the Zillertal that have these facilities

(would be grateful if the mods could move this post to the current thread)
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