Winter magic in the Tux valley

Deep snow-covered peaks, glistening slopes and silent, white forests – the Tux Valley with the villages of Finkenberg, Tux and Hintertux is perfect for anyone looking for a real winter experience. Nestled in the high alpine landscape of the Zillertal Alps, winter here shows its most pristine side – authentic, snowy and powerful.

Its exceptional altitude makes Tux-Finkenberg an outstanding winter sports destination. On the Hintertux Glacier, reaching up to 3,250 metres, skiers can enjoy Austria’s longest ski season – from autumn until well into spring. Add breathtaking mountain panoramas and the variety of the Ski & Glacier World Zillertal 3000, and you have all the ingredients for an unforgettable winter holiday.

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High altitude. Long ski season. Winter at its best.

Tux-Finkenberg is all about winter sports at impressive altitudes. At its heart lies the Hintertux Glacier, which, together with the Ski & Glacier World Zillertal 3000, offers an exceptional variety of skiing. Hintertux, Eggalm, Rastkogel, Finkenberg, Mayrhofen and Ahorn combine to provide 206 kilometres of varied pistes.

The combination of high-alpine terrain, glacier skiing and extensive ski areas makes Tux-Finkenberg a special destination for anyone looking to start the ski season early and continue enjoying winter sports well into spring.

Austria’s longest ski season on the Hintertux Glacier

While many other ski resorts are still waiting for their season to begin or have already closed for the year, skiers are still carving their turns on the Hintertux Glacier. Reaching an altitude of 3,250 metres, the ski area provides ideal conditions for an exceptionally long ski season, from autumn until well into spring.

With 64 kilometres of pistes, modern lift facilities, excellent mountain restaurants and breathtaking views across the Zillertal Alps, every day on the slopes is an alpine experience. The Betterpark Hintertux is particularly popular with freestyle skiers and snowboarders in autumn and spring. And from the panoramic terrace at 3,250 metres, a spectacular 360-degree view opens up across the surrounding high-alpine landscape, with the distinctive Olperer peak as an impressive landmark.

Great food, cosy mountain huts & Tyrolean hospitality

More than 30 mountain huts and over 50 restaurants offer an enticing culinary variety – from traditional Tyrolean specialities to contemporary Alpine cuisine. Whether you prefer rustic and cosy or modern with panoramic views, there is a perfect place for everyone to stop, relax and refuel after a memorable day in the mountains.

Family fun in the snow

For families, winter in Tux-Finkenberg is an experience to enjoy together. Ski schools offer lessons for different ages and abilities, while Pepis Kinderland and the Eggalm Children’s Park provide plenty of fun and variety. Glacier bug Luis accompanies the youngest winter sports enthusiasts on the Funslope, Kidsslope and in the Flohpark Hintertux.

And if the weather takes a turn, the Playarena is waiting. Covering 1,200 m², this indoor play centre offers plenty of space for climbing, playing and getting creative.

Experience winter beyond the slopes

Tux-Finkenberg proves that winter is about much more than skiing. 68 kilometres of cleared winter hiking trails, snow-covered landscapes, guided snowshoe walks and romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides invite you to slow down and experience the winter mountains at your own pace.

On 32 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails, skiers can enjoy exercise, panoramic mountain views and crisp alpine air. For a little more excitement, try night-time tobogganing on two illuminated natural toboggan runs.

Whether on skis, on foot, on cross-country skis or on a toboggan: in Tux-Finkenberg, winter feels like winter should.