Zillertal is a 40 km long valley named after the river Ziller. The valley is located about 1 hour by car from the Tyrolean capital, Innsbruck. It is surrounded by heavily glaciated alpine massifs: the Zillertaler Alepen, the Tuxer Alpen, and the Kützbühler Alpen. 

Thanks to its location and beautiful unspoilt nature, the Zillertal has become one of the most visited valleys in Tyrol, offering an endless variety of activities. Its great advantage is not only the possibility of year-round skiing but also the ever-expanding summer tourism. It offers not only countless beautiful hiking trails in unspoiled nature but also expanding water areas for swimming and children attractions at almost every peak.