Adler Inn:
your family hotel in Hintertux

There are two specialised ski schools for the kids, where they can learn how to ski in a playful way using modern equipment. Skiing in a group is not only easier, but it also gives children the chance to make new friends.

PS: It goes without saying that children are also well looked after all day at the kids’ clubs on the mountains.

Fun-filled runs

The Kids’ slope on the Hintertux Glacier is the perfect place for little ones to start their first adventures off the main slopes. Always by their side: the Glacier Bug Luis, a fun companion who keeps spirits high. The gentle beginner-friendly terrain around the Sommerbergalm is ideal for helping young skiers gain confidence and have fun from the start.

Looking for more speed and excitement? Head to the Fun Slope, also near the Sommerbergalm at 2,100 metres. With giant snow snails, wave tracks, and exciting obstacles, it’s full of thrills for all ages.

And the fun doesn’t stop there – another action-packed Kids’ Slope awaits at Rastkogel in the Ski- & Glacier World Zillertal 3000.

Details:

• Wave runs and snow bumps
• Speed boost with turbo sound effects
• Giant snow snails
• Playful mascots for high-fives
• Steep turns, tunnels, and giant hands
• 100% fun and action guaranteed

When adventure calls and kids become action heroes

At Mt Ahorn, the new Albert Adler Tour promises fun for the whole family. It’s pure joy watching children line up at the start – eyes wide, face beaming, ready to race off.

The fun ride, including the new Family Park, is packed with action and surprises. This parallel trail stretches far beyond just a few metres – winding through curves and forest paths with fun challenges at every turn.

One of the highest and most snow-reliable freestyle spots

Snowboarders and freeriders flock to Betterpark. Located at 3,200 metres at the foot of Mt Olperer, it’s the favourite meeting place for the local and international snowboard and freeride scene – and for good reason. It’s regarded as one of the best snow parks in the Alps, it offers ideal conditions for riders of all levels, including pros training for the competition season. As the first snow park in Europe to open in autumn, Betterpark sets the pace. And taking off like an eagle? At this altitude, it feels almost effortless – at least if you know what you’re doing.

Open from April to the end of May, and from mid-September to December.

Speed is the magic word here

Penken Park, located on Mt Penken, gets the adrenaline pumping for snowboarders and freeskiers alike.

Perfectly shaped lines deliver action-packed fun in the mountains for all skill levels.

• Five dedicated areas: Pro Area, Advanced Area, Medium Area, Medium Jib Area, and KidsPark
• An international shape crew keeps everthing in top form
• Flowing lines, creative rails and obstacles, plus the multi-jib “Beastbox”

A touch of Hollywood

Ever dreamed of flying through the air and landing like a Hollywood stunt double? Yes, it’s possible – at the Action Park Kreuzwiese (Zillertal Arena). Go big, go wild – and land softly, thanks to a giant high-tech airbag that makes gravity feel like a game.

The landing bag measures an impressive 17 metres wide and 31 metres long.

Sensational: If you’ve got a Super Ski Pass, you can use the airbag for free – a real highlight, since this kind of thrill usually comes with an extra price tag elsewhere.

Sledging fun and Alpine huts

One, two, even three natural toboggan runs are within easy reach of the resort, either on foot or by taxi.

What children love, adults love even more: First an idyllic ascent through the snowy winter landscape to one of the cosy toboggan huts, then a warming mulled wine or hot chocolate as a reward – before whizzing back down to the valley on a sledge.

And for a modern twist on the classic? Try snowtubing in Ginzling! On a specially prepared track, you can zoom downhill on a tyre. And the best part? It’s free of charge.

Details:

• All toboggan runs are floodlit
• Sledges can be rented directly at the huts
• Easy to reach on foot or by taxi
• The Bichlalm hut, at 1,695 metres, is particularly well suited for families

Ice princesses and ice princes welcome

Pack your skates: in Lanersbach, four curling lanes and a large natural ice rink await for “Fun on Ice”.

Our tip: For night owls, there’s the chance to skate under the stars from Tuesday to Sunday at the ice rink in Tux-Finkenberg.

Just a stone’s throw from our family hotel at the Hintertux Glacier lies one of nature’s most magical secrets: the Natural Ice Palace. Hidden beneath the glacier at 3,250 metres above sea level – near the Gefrorene Wand viewing platform – this shimmering world of ice and light invites explorers of all ages to step into a real-life winter fairy tale.

With a professional guide, you venture deep into this natural palace:

Into the crystal chamber with its shimmering ice crystals, through a walkable glacier crevasse, past frozen waterfalls, across a glacier lake to the blue chamber, and the red-lit ice chapel. Explore the sparkling crystal chamber, stroll through a walkable glacier crevasse, pass frozen waterfalls, and cross a glacier lake to reach the mesmerizing blue chamber and the red-lit ice chapel. The highlight is the Ice Palace itself, soaring 15 metres high. The cave can be visited all year round.

Details:

• The Ice Palace is open daily and accessible in all weather conditions
• Looking for something truly extraordinary? Try stand-up paddling on the glacier lake.
• Book the photo tour: A private guide will lead you off the beaten path to the best Insta-worthy spots. 

Glacier Bug Luis: a cheerful and loyal companion

At 3,250 metres above sea level, the Hintertux Glacier offers a truly unforgettable summer experience. 

• Exciting adventure trails across the Sommerberg hiking area
• Glacier Bug Safari – an adventure course with tricky quizzes
• Luis Bug Park Sommerberg – a fantastic playground with a play castle, giant slide, pedal go-kart track, and more right next to the Sommerbergbahn restaurant
• Luis Glacier Bug Park with snowtubing track and snow tyre carousel: at 3,250 metres, this is Europe’s highest playground – and it’s set in real snow!

The water paradise at 1,950 metres

You can reach the Almspielerei Eggalm in many ways – on foot via panoramic hiking trails, by e-bike, or quickly and easily with the Eggalm cable car.

Children can look forward to a large water pond with a pull boat, a play raft, and plenty of water features, along with playful Alpine animals carved from wood and much more. Meanwhile, parents can relax on loungers or stop for a bite at the cosy Eggalm mountain restaurant.

A visit to the Almspielerei can easily be combined with the Eggalm hiking rally.

Tip: Be sure to pack some dry clothes and maybe even your swimwear!

The bear that everyone loves

• Spacious area with air cushions for jumping, a sand play area, balance trails, and more
• 8-metre-high walkable “Penkenpepi”: a giant bear with two slide towers, connected by a hanging net bridge
• Pepi’s Climbing Garden
• Pepi’s Swing Paradise with six different swings
• Free ascent and descent for children under 10 when accompanied by an adult

With fun station and exciting adventures

If you’re looking for a truly special experience, Mt Penken is the place to be. Reach it via the Finkenberger cable car (on foot) or the Penken cable car in Mayrhofen.

• Motor Skills Course – develop balance and agility at 12 stations
• E-Trial Course – tackle the trail on electric motorbikes with a dash of courage
• Mountain Scooters – enjoy a brand-new downhill experience on cool scooters
• Funballz – walk on water across the Mt Penken reservoir
• Mountain Playground – climbing tower, swings, slide, water play area, and more

On an exploration tour with Albert Adler

Austria’s largest cable car takes you up to the Mt Ahorn plateau – a mountain made for those special moments of enjoyment.

• Admire owls, buzzards, falcons, and more at a majestic birds of prey show
• The sensory trail offers a wonderful adventure for nature-loving explorers.
• Relax and play along Lake Ahornsee and Ahornbachl river on the pleasure loop.
• Solve puzzles and uncover secrets together with Albert Adler.
• Tip: Pull-along carts can be borrowed free of charge at the mountain station.

It’s time to be the king and queen of the forest

This enchanting castle is located on the Rosenalm (access via the Rosenalm cable car) in Zell am Ziller.

• Around 5,000m² of “castle grounds” await
• Four accessible towers – the Slide Tower, Crane Tower, Climbing Tower, and Observation Tower
• Adventure playground, water play area, and sand play area
• Treetop walk and treehouse
• Plenty of indulgence and relaxation spots for parents

The rollercoaster of emotions

With every metre you climb on the mountain on the Arena Coaster at the Rosenalm cable car (Zell am Ziller), the excitement builds. Once at the top, it’s a thrilling dash back down. 

This Alpine rollercoaster is sure to send your adrenaline levels soaring.

• The tracks of this summer toboggan run are full of surprises, and feature waves, steep curves, and even jumps.