Ski & Snowboard · Zillertal 3000 Ski and Glacier World

Skiing on the Hintertux Glacier

The Hintertux Glacier is a three-minute bus ride from the hotel. Plus, Eggalm and Rastkogel are right in the valley, offering a total of 206 kilometers of slopes with a single ski pass.

Aerial view of the Alpinhotel Berghaus in winter, illuminated during the blue hour in the snow-covered Tux Valley.
206
Kilometers of slopes with one ski pass
3.250
Meters in elevation at the glacier
10
Months of skiing on the glacier
5
Subregions within the network
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What We'll Take Care of for Your Day on the Slopes

Ski passes, equipment, lessons, and the bus to the train. You can take care of most of this at our front desk or even before you arrive.

Ski bus right outside the door

Every 10 minutes, free of charge. 3 minutes to the Hintertux Glacier, 7 minutes to the Eggalmbahn, 10 minutes to the Rastkogelbahn.

Ski passes at the front desk

We'll issue your ski pass right here at the hotel—no need to stop by the ticket office. Prices and discounts are listed below.

Ski Rental: 10% Discount

Equipment is available through our partner, Sport Nenner, with a 10 percent discount on rentals.

Reserve in advance

You'll receive the reservation link before your arrival. If you decide to book on the spot, you'll receive a voucher at check-in.

Courses and Guided Tours

There are three ski schools and one ski guiding service in the Tux Valley; contact information is listed below. In addition, there is ski guiding with Thomas and Markus Fankhauser.

Snow up to 3,250 meters

Skiing on the glacier runs from late September into the summer; the glacier closes for a break in the height of summer. Eggalm and Rastkogel are open from early December through mid-April.

Visitors at the summit sign at 3,250 meters on the Hintertux Glacier.

Hintertux Glacier

Snow down to 3,250 meters

The glacier bus takes you from the valley station up to an elevation of 3,250 meters. The ski area is open from late September through the summer; in midsummer, the glacier takes a break. Up to 64 kilometers of slopes and 20 lifts cater to all skill levels.

Even if you don't ski, it's worth the trip: The Natur Eis Palast is located in a glacier crevasse, and from the Frozen Wall, the view stretches far across the Zillertal Alps.

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Eggalm and Rastkogel

The two local mountains in the Tux Valley

The Eggalmbahn starts in Lanersbach, a seven-minute bus ride from the house. Wide, sunny slopes and rarely crowded—ideal for relaxing days and for anyone who’s still learning.

From the Rastkogelbahn in Vorderlanersbach, eight lifts take you across toward Penken and Mayrhofen. If you want to rack up the kilometers, this is the place for you.

A freshly groomed slope backlit by the sun, with a single skier.
A snowboarder on a rail in the fun park under a blue sky.

Ski Passes and Fun Parks

One pass for the entire region

The Zillertal Super Ski Pass is valid in all Zillertal ski areas. Within the Zillertal 3000 Ski and Glacier World, a single ticket takes you from the glacier all the way to Mayrhofen. We’ll issue your ski pass at the front desk, so you don’t have to go to the ticket office in the morning.

Freestylers will find three parks: the Betterpark and the Family Park on the Hintertux Glacier, as well as the Penken Park in Mayrhofen.

Ski Pass Prices for Winter 2026/27
Zillertal 3000
Adults
Youth
Children
Day Pass
82.00 euros
65.50 euros
37.00 euros
3 days
241.00 euros
193.00 euros
108.50 euros
6 days
399.00 euros
319.00 euros
179.50 euros

Youth are those born between 2008 and 2011; children are those born between 2012 and 2020. Children born in 2021 or later ski for free when accompanied by a paying adult. Seniors are charged the adult rate. For passes valid for two days or more, the pass automatically becomes the Zillertal Superskipass and is valid in all Zillertal ski areas. The ski pass costs the same online as it does at the ticket office. As of September 2026, prices from the Zillertal Glacier Cable Car.

When the trains run

The operating hours of the three areas you can reach by ski bus right from the front of the building.

Hintertux Glacier

8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Last descent from the Gefrorene Wand at 4:00 p.m., from the Tuxer Fernerhaus at 4:30 p.m., and from the Sommerberg at 4:45 p.m. The ski season runs from late September into the summer; in the height of summer, the glacier takes a break.

Eggalmbahn

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Last downhill run at 4:30 p.m. Winter season runs from December 4, 2026, to April 11, 2027.

Rastkogel Cable Car

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Last uphill ride at 3:30 p.m. Winter season runs from December 4, 2026, to April 11, 2027.

Early Bird Skiing, 45 minutes before everyone else

On six Wednesdays this spring, the first gondola departs as early as 7:30 a.m.: on March 17 and 31, and on April 7, 14, 21, and 28, 2027. 37 euros per adult, 19 euros per child ages 5 to 10, including a coffee break and a glacier breakfast at the Wirtshaus am Tuxer Ferner. The ski pass is not included; the number of participants is limited; registration is through the Zillertaler Gletscherbahn.

As of September 2026. The cable car operators may change the schedules due to weather conditions; up-to-date information is available at hintertuxergletscher.at.

Ski Schools and Guiding

For those who are still learning or want to delve deeper

Three ski schools in Tux accept both beginners and advanced skiers. Some offer online booking, which saves up to 15 percent. For freeriding, ski touring, and ice climbing, ROCKnSNOW is the right place to go. It’s not a ski school, but an alpine guiding service.

Luggis Ski and Snowboard School Tux

Luggi Wechselberger, Lanersbach 432
Phone +43 5287 86808

Luggis Ski School

Tux 3000 Private Ski School

Konni Schneeberger, Lanersbach 402
Phone +43 5287 86112

tux-3000

Ski and snowboard school Tuxertal

Norbert Pichlsberger, Hintertux 773
Phone +43 5287 87755

Tuxertal Ski School

ROCKnSNOW Alpine Guiding

Peter Bacher, Juns 521
Freeride, ski touring, ice climbing

rocknsnow
Ski storage at the Alpinhotel Berghaus, featuring ski racks and lockable lockers.

Equipment

Ski Storage, Rentals, and Service

Skis and boots can be stored overnight in the ski room in the hotel. Our partner, Sport Nenner, handles ski rentals and offers a 10 percent discount; you’ll find ski schools in town. And if your edges or base need sharpening, our partner, Bernhard Sportmode, will pick up your skis right at the hotel.

The ski room is located below the Green Living Apartments and is connected via a tunnel to the main building and the suites with private spas. This means you can reach your equipment while staying warm.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Skiing in Tux

Which ski resorts can I reach from the Alpinhotel Berghaus?

The ski bus stops right in front of the house, providing direct access to three ski areas: the Hintertux Glacier in 3 minutes, the Eggalmbahn in 7, and the Rastkogelbahn in 10 minutes. Through the ski area network, Finkenberg, as well as Penken and Ahorn in Mayrhofen, are also accessible.

How many kilometers of slopes are there in the Zillertal 3000 Ski and Glacier World?

206 kilometers of slopes and more than 60 lifts, spread across five sub-areas. All accessible with a single ski pass.

When is the Hintertux Glacier open?

On the glacier from late September through the summer, with a break in midsummer. The glacier reaches an elevation of 3,250 meters. The other areas are open from early December through mid-April.

Are Eggalm and Rastkogel open in the winter?

Yes, both are part of the Zillertal 3000 Ski and Glacier World and operate during the winter season. The Eggalmbahn also operates in the summer, while the Rastkogelbahn is a winter-only ski area with eight lifts.

Where can I take ski lessons in Tux?

There are three ski schools in Tux: Luggis Ski and Snowboard School, the Tux 3000 Private Ski School, and the Tuxertal Ski and Snowboard School. Some offer online booking, which can save you up to 15 percent.

Are there fun parks for snowboarders and freeskiers?

Three of them: the Betterpark and the Family Park at the Hintertux Glacier, as well as the Penken Park in Mayrhofen.

Where can I rent skis and have them serviced?

Our partner, Sport Nenner, handles the rental and offers a 10 percent discount on equipment. You can reserve your gear in advance using the link in our email before your arrival; if you decide to rent on the spot, you’ll receive the voucher at check-in. The service is provided by Bernhard Sportmode, which picks up and returns the skis directly at the hotel.

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