Here are some of the best ski resorts in the Zillertal:

‍1. Hochzillertal-Hochfügen-Spieljoch:
This ski area offers a wide range of slopes for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The connection between the Hochzillertal, Hochfügen and Spieljoch areas creates a huge ski area with numerous slopes. The Kristallhütte is an exclusive mountain hut in the Hochzillertal ski area. It is known for its upscale cuisine, first-class service and stylish atmosphere. The hut not only offers excellent food, but also breathtaking views of the Zillertal Alps.

‍2. Zillertal Arena:
With the villages of Zell am Ziller, Gerlos, Königsleiten and Wald-Königsleiten, the Zillertal Arena is the largest ski area in the Zillertal. It offers a variety of pistes, snow parks and opportunities for deep-snow skiing. 

‍3. Ski- & Gletscherworld Zillertal 3000 (Hintertuxer Gletscher):
The Ski & Glacier World Zillertal 3000 on the Hintertux Glacier is a winter paradise in a class of its own. Skiers and snowboarders can expect perfectly groomed pistes, modern lifts and breathtaking views of the snow-covered peaks all year round. The Hintertux Glacier is known as Austria's only year-round ski area and offers fun in the snow in the midst of an impressive high mountain landscape.
‍4. Skiarea Mayrhofen:
Mayrhofen is one of the best-known ski resorts in the Zillertal and offers a variety of slopes, including the famous "Harakiri", the steepest groomed slope in Austria. Mayrhofen is also known for its lively après-ski offerings. When it comes to après-ski, Mayrhofen is particularly lively. There are numerous bars and clubs here where skiers and snowboarders can party after a day on the slopes. The "Ice Bar" in Mayrhofen, for example, is a popular place to go for après-ski entertainment.  Ried im Zillertal itself also offers local après-ski options, although the atmosphere is rather cozy and traditional. However, it is easy to get to nearby resorts such as Mayrhofen to enjoy the livelier après-ski experience.

The Zillertal also offers a number of cross-country ski trails for lovers of Nordic skiing. Here are some of the best cross-country ski trails in the Zillertal:

1. Langlaufloipe Zillertal Arena:
The Zillertal Arena offers several cross-country ski trails of varying degrees of difficulty. The trails around Gerlos and Königsleiten are particularly popular.
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2. Mayrhofen – Langlaufloipen im Stilluptal:
Mayrhofen has various cross-country ski trails, including the one in the picturesque Stilluptal valley. The trails lead through snow-covered forests and offer a beautiful natural backdrop.

‍3. Langlaufloipe Tuxertal:
The Tux Valley, which stretches all the way to the Hintertux Glacier, offers challenging cross-country ski trails with magnificent panoramic views.

‍4. Langlaufloipe Fügen:
Fügen in the front Zillertal has several trails that are suitable for both beginners and advanced cross-country skiers.

‍5. Langlaufloipe Hochfügen:
The Hochfügen area offers beautiful cross-country ski trails with different levels of difficulty.

‍6. Langlaufloipe Schwendau-Ramsau-Hippach:
This trail stretches across the villages of Schwendau, Ramsau and Hippach and offers a varied route.

The Zillertal, framed by majestic mountain peaks, is a true hiking and mountaineering paradise in the Tyrolean Alps. The region offers an abundance of hiking trails, ranging from gentle strolls along picturesque alpine meadows to challenging mountain tours with breathtaking views. Here is a list of some of the greatest hiking trails, mountains and huts in the Zillertal:

‍1. Spieljoch:
The Spieljoch, near the village of Fügen, is not only a popular ski area in winter, but also offers great hiking trails in summer. A hike to the summit of the Spieljoch rewards you with a breathtaking view of the Zillertal.

‍2. Ahornspitze:
The Ahornspitze is the highest peak in the Zillertal and a dream destination for experienced mountain hikers. The ascent leads through alpine landscapes and ends with a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding peaks.

‍3. Gerlossteinwand:
The hike to the Gerlossteinwand is a moderately difficult tour that rewards you with an impressive view of the Zillergrund, the Zillertal and the surrounding peaks. A special highlight is the Adlerweg trail, which leads over the Gerlossteinwand.

4. Olpererhütte:
This hike leads to the Olpererhütte, one of the highest huts in the Zillertal. The trail not only offers alpine flora and fauna, but also magnificent views of the mighty Olperer glacier.

‍5. Felsenkeller Steig:
The Felsenkeller Steig is a varied via ferrata route on the Pfitscher Joch. This sporting challenge leads through spectacular cliffs and offers panoramic views of the Zillertal peaks.

‍6. Berlin-Höhenweg:
A challenging high-altitude trail with breathtaking views of the Zillertal Alps.

‍7. Zillertaler Höhenstraße:
A panoramic road that is suitable for hiking on various sections and offers great views.

‍8. Krimmler Wasserfälle - Keeskogel Runde:
This tour leads to the famous Krimml waterfalls and on to the Keeskogel with spectacular views of the surrounding peaks.

‍9. Schlegeis Stausee Rundwanderung:
A picturesque circular trail around the Schlegeis reservoir with views of the Zillertal glaciers.

‍10. Olpererhütte-Runde:
A beautiful circular hike that leads to the Olpererhütte, from where you have an impressive view of the Olperer glacier. Hochfeiler: At 3,510 meters, the Hochfeiler is the highest peak in the Zillertal Alps and a challenging mountain tour.

‍11. Großer Möseler:
This imposing mountain offers an impressive backdrop and a challenging ascent.

‍12. Spieljoch:
A popular summit with various ascent routes and magnificent panoramic views.

‍13. Hochzillertal:
Not only a ski resort, but also a wonderful area for mountain hikes in summer.

‍14. Geraer Hütte:
Situated high up in the Zillertal Alps, this hut offers a fantastic starting point for summit tours.

‍15. Friesenberghaus:
A cozy hut on the Berliner Höhenweg with impressive views of the surrounding peaks.

16. Gasthof Zillertalerhof:
Located near Mayrhofen, this is a hospitable hut with regional cuisine and overnight accommodation.

‍17. Kasseler Hütte:
A refuge on the Berliner Höhenweg that offers a relaxed atmosphere and wonderful views.

‍18. Zillertaler Alpen - Stirnerhütte Runde:
This circular hike leads through the impressive mountain landscape of the Zillertal Alps and offers spectacular views of the surrounding peaks.

‍19. Sonnwendjoch:
A mountain hike to the Sonnwendjoch, from where you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountains.

‍20. Schwarzachtal Runde:
A leisurely hike through the idyllic Schwarzachtal valley, past blooming alpine meadows and clear mountain lakes.

‍21. Wolfsklamm:
A unique hiking trail through the Wolfsklamm gorge in Stans, not far from the Zillertal, which leads through narrow gorges and waterfalls.

‍22. Großer Löffler:
This summit offers a challenging mountain tour and impressive views of the surrounding glaciers.

‍23. Sagwandspitze:
An imposing rock formation in the Tux Alps that attracts experienced mountaineers.

‍24. Schartenkopf:
A lesser-known summit with a picturesque route through alpine terrain.

‍25. Hoher Riffler:
At 3,168 meters, the Hohe Riffler is an imposing mountain in the Zillertal Alps.

‍26. Furtschaglhaus:
A mountain hut on the Berliner Höhenweg, located in an impressive setting at the foot of the Hochfeiler.

‍27. Zittauer Hütte:
Situated high up in the Zillertal, this hut offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding glaciers.

‍28. Finkenberger Alm:
A cozy alpine hut that is ideal for a break during a hike and serves regional delicacies.

‍29. Sonnalm Gerlos:
This hut on the Gerlosstein not only offers a fantastic view, but also traditional Tyrolean dishes.

With a perfect mix of With a perfect mix of sporting challenge and spectacular nature, cycling in the Zillertal is an incomparable experience. Here is a list of a few mountain bike and road bike routes:
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‍1. Zillertaler Höhenstraße:
- Route length: approx. 50 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Panoramic view of the Zillertal, challenging ascents and descents

2. Wiesenalm Trail:
- Route length: approx. 20 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Flowing sections, technically demanding passages

3. Achensee-Runde:
- Route length: approx. 35 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Comprehensive tour around the picturesque Achensee, varied landscape

4. Isskogel Trail:
- Route length: approx. 25 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Varied landscape, challenging climbs and descents

5. Karwendelrunde:
- Route length: approx. 45 km
- Difficulty level: Difficult
- Highlights: Through the impressive Karwendel mountains, technically demanding sections

6. Penken Trail:
- Route length: approx. 30 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Magnificent view of the Zillertal Alps, varied route

7. Hochfügen Singletrail:
- Route length: approx. 15 km
- Difficulty level: Difficult
- Highlights: Steep descents, root passages, technically demanding

8. Schlegeis Trail:
- Route length: approx. 40 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Lake view at the Schlegeis reservoir, technically challenging sections

9. Zillergrund Trail:
- Route length: approx. 30 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Through the idyllic Zillergrund, challenging climbs and descents

10. Rosenalm Trail:
- Route length: approx. 25 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Flowing passages, panoramic view of the Zillertal

‍Best road bike routes in the Zillertal:

1. Zillertaler Höhenstraße:
- Route length: approx. 50 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Panoramic view of the Zillertal, challenging climbs

2. Gerlospass-Runde:
- Route length: approx. 60 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Over the Gerlos Pass with breathtaking mountain scenery

3. Hochfügen Passrunde:
- Route length: approx. 45 km
- Difficulty level: Difficult
- Highlights: Challenging ascent to the Hochfügen Pass, fast descent

4. Zillergrund Rennstrecke:
- Route length: approx. 70 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Through the idyllic Zillergrund, challenging climbs

5. Achensee-Umrundung:
- Route length: approx. 80 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Comprehensive tour around the picturesque Achensee, varied landscape

6. Zillertal Arena Runde:
- Route length: approx. 70 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Around the Zillertal Arena, challenging climbs

7. Mayrhofen-Hintertux Runde:
- Route length: approx. 50 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Through picturesque villages, with views of the Hintertux Glacier

8. Zillertal Radweg:
- Route length: approx. 35 km
- Difficulty level: Easy
- Highlights: Along the Ziller river, flat terrain

9. Krimmler Wasserfälle Runde:
- Route length: approx. 60 km
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Highlights: Over the Krimml waterfalls, impressive natural landscape

10. Zillertal Panoramarunde:
- Route length: approx. 85 km
- Difficulty level: Medium to difficult
- Highlights: Panoramic view of the Zillertal Alps, varied route

Golfing in the Zillertal promises an exclusive experience in the midst of the majestic Tyrolean Alps. The region is home to first-class golf courses that appeal to both experienced golfers and beginners. One outstanding example is the golf course in Uderns, which attracts golf enthusiasts from all over the world with its 18-hole championship course.

With perfectly manicured greens and fairways, the golf course in Uderns offers a demanding challenge in a picturesque setting. The breathtaking mountain scenery and fresh mountain air contribute to an unforgettable golfing experience. Golfing in the Zillertal is not just about sporting activity, but also about immersing yourself in nature and the tranquillity of the alpine surroundings.