Welcome to our hotel by the Hintertux Glacier!
Winter is always present around our hotel by the Hintertux Glacier. After all, here at the Hintertux Glacier in Zillertal, snow never takes a break. And once you’ve skied on the wide, sunny glacier slopes, you’ll see what we mean: this is freedom on skis. No queues, no bare patches – just endless, pristine runs at altitudes of up to 3,250 metres, with a powder guarantee from October to May.
For those who want more than just a standard holiday in Hintertux
On your holiday by the Hintertux Glacier, you could ski for the very first time or hit all black slopes – whatever you choose, Tux Glacier has the right option for everyone. Sporty, relaxed, or completely spontaneous – as long as it’s fun.
- Freeriding at Lärmstange – the finest terrain for powder hunters
- Speed check and race tracks – who’s the fastest on the run?
- Betterpark Hintertux – Europe’s highest snow park
- Luis Glacier Bug Park at 3,250 metres – children learn to ski with a view
- Nature’s Ice Palace – ice cave, boat trip, and a close-up glacier experience
Ski and Glacier World Zillertal 3000
Can’t get enough of skiing in the Hintertux Glacier? No problem. The Hintertux Glacier is part of the Ski and Glacier World Zillertal 3000. With just one ski pass, you have access to a total of 542 kilometres of slopes. And the best part? The 1,000% snow guarantee isn’t just a marketing slogan – it’s a fact.
Comfort starts off the slopes
Start your day on the slopes without any stress:
- Just 4 minutes with the Adler Inn shuttle to the mountain lift
- Our ski guide Paul is ready to show you the best slopes
- Buy your ski pass directly at reception – no waiting in line
- Heated ski lockers for every room
Mt Olperer – the landmark of Hintertux
The most iconic peak of the Zillertal Alps rises majestically above the ski area at 3,476 metres. Did you know? This is where the famous German mountaineer greeting “Berg Heil” was first used in 1881 – a phrase now recognised by climbers around the world. The imposing summit cross stands 3.74 metres tall – and remains a coveted destination for experienced alpinists during a holiday by the Hintertux Glacier.
