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Everything you need to know to plan a trip to Zillertal Valley (SuperSki Pass) - Ambience, pass price, transfer options, airports + insider tips. Compare to others to make sure you find your perfect match. Zillertal Valley (SuperSki Pass) Austria Europe Heart Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy Zell am Ziller Mayrhofen Gerlos Tux Königsleiten Hintertux Hochkrimml Finkenburg Kaltenbach Fugen Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 544 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No Yes Description The Zillertal SuperSki Pass offers access to an extensive ski area located in the stunning Zillertal Valley of Austria. The entire valley has a railway system, making it easy to travel between sectors - there's 4 key areas to ski. First up is Hochzillertal-Hochfügen , this ski area is known for its excellent snow conditions and modern infrastructure. Purpose-built as a ski resort, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen is accessed from Kaltenbach and Hochfügen; Kaltenbach is the main settlement. There's very little in terms of town to walk around, as it's been purpose developed as a liftstation, around which hotels and self catering has been built. A small collection of bars are built around the return run and gondola station, enough to satisfy the need for the end of the day drink, but nothing to explore in the evenings. It's well suited to self catering , with a large supermarket right in the town. We highly recommend the Hotel Post - it's recent refurbishment is incredibly well done, with fantastic in and outdoor heated pools to enjoy in winter (exit through the sliding doors when already in the pool to the crisp mountain views) and the food standards are immaculate. For a great value stay, you can stay up the road in Aschau (return run is a black run for the end of the day) and get a short valley train to ski each day, the gondola is only a 5min walk from the station in Kaltenbach. We've got dedicated pages for the other 3 areas in the valley - check the links at the bottom of the page. Next up is the Zillertal arena in Zell am Ziller, this linear ski area connects to an adjacent valley. Mayrhofen is where the valley railway ends. Famous as a lively town, there's plenty of options for Après ski, with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs catering to the needs of skiers and snowboarders. The resort also hosts the famous Snowbombing music festival, attracting partygoers from around the world and Alpitude, comedy festival on snow. Hintertux Glacier is located right at the end of the valley, at an altitude of 3,250 meters, it is one of Europe's few year-round ski areas, making it ideal for those seeking winter sports even in the summer months. The resort offers breathtaking views and a wide range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. While Hintertux itself is a small village, it provides easy access to the glacier via a modern lift system. The après ski scene here is more relaxed compared to Mayrhofen, mainly small bars and resturants or hotels. Overall, the Zillertal SuperSki Pass provides a diverse range of ski resorts to suit different preferences and skill levels. The interconnected nature of the ski area allows for seamless exploration and adventure, with ski buses and the valley railway available to transport visitors between resorts. With the Zillertal SuperSki Pass, skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a truly immersive and unforgettable alpine experience in the heart of Austria. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 315 0.58 Pass Access travel Closest Airports Innsbruck Every single resort is on the valley railway, with the exception of those on the Zillertal Arena (aside from Zell am ZIller) that are in the valley that runs adjacent to the Zillertal. Fun fact: This valley leads you all the way to Mittersill (KitzSki) and Zell am See / Kaprun Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes No No Train Connections Kaltenbach Aschau im Zillertal Zell am Ziller Mayrhofen A really short train from Innsbruck to Jenbach (15min), then you transfer to the Zillertal valley railway. The valley railway will take you to your resort of choice as far as Mayrhofen (50min). If you're staying beyond Mayrhofen towards the Hintertux glacier, you will find a connecting bus transfer (4104) - it takes 40min to Hintertux The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

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Munich airport and all of the ski resorts easily accessible from there. Search by size, pass price, transfer options & see all the details noted for you Munich Resorts Filters Filter by Km piste Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected areas only Sub Area Multi-area collection DirectTrain Transfers Train + Bus Combo Shared Transfers Go to airport pages 6 day pass Price per km (Euro) Sort by Metric explainers Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Train connections The S1 and S8 S-Bahn lines connect the airport to the Munich city center at 10-minute intervals. The S1 travels via the west of the city and the S8 via the east. The trip to the main railway station at the city center takes approx. 40 minutes. Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

Comprehensive list of 100km> ski resorts. Filter by size, country, pass price, ambience and travel options to compare resorts & multi area passes. Find the most suitable ski area for your needs. Ski Area Finder Compare ski areas across Europe 100km> ski areas & Popular multi-area and valley collections Struggle to pick a ski resort? Non-bias way to find your perfect ski resorts Filters Km of piste Passes Airport Transfers Type Country Log in for all filters Country Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Give me a second! There's lots of data Filter by Country Spain Italy Switzerland France Andorra Austria Connected areas only Multi-Area Pass To filter by tag, head to the individual collection pages... Resort collections Train to resort Train + Bus transfer Direct shared transfer Go to airport pages 6 day pass price Value (Price per Km) Metrics Explained Save to list Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a Meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page Snow sure World Famous Traditional Purpose Built Big town Traditional - A resort has a majority of it's architecture in the local traditional style, often reflecting the original settlement. Purpose Built - A resort was purposefully developed as a centre for skiing, there's little to no evidence of the original settlement if there was one so it's a mix of modern architecture. An area can have both of these tags, it means that it has multiple connecting towns or villages, that each have different styles. More detail will be in the area page. Big town - These are larger than average ski towns, often with a big year round population supported by multiple industries other than mountain pursuits. Snow sure - These resorts offer either Glaciers or majority of their skiing well above 2000m Sort by Give me a second! There's lots of data Les 3 Vallées France 600 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 360 Multi-area Sub area Les Portes du Soleil France / Switzerland 580 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 325 Multi-area Sub area Zillertal Valley (SuperSki Pass) Austria 544 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 315 Multi-area Sub area Paradiski France 425 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 345 Multi-area Sub area 4 Vallées Switzerland 412 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 397 Multi-area Sub area Zell am See / Kaprun Austria 408 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 377 Multi-area Sub area Via Lattea Italy 400 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 277 Multi-area Sub area Megève (Evasion Mont Blanc) France 400 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 278 Multi-area Sub area Otztal Valley Pass Austria 363 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 325 Multi-area Sub area St. Moritz (combined) Switzerland 362 km Heart Chili Onions 6 day pass price (euros) 440 Multi-area Sub area 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 10 Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not. Simple Table comparison 100km+ areas Ski pass prices Need an instructor or a guide?

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Everything you need to know to plan a trip to Verbier (only) - Ambience, pass price, transfer options, airports + insider tips. Compare to others to make sure you find your perfect match. Verbier (only) Switzerland Europe Heart Freeride Big Town le Chabel Verbier Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 320 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection Yes No Description Verbier is a world-renowned ski resort located in the Swiss Alps. Situated in the canton of Valais, it is part of the Four Valleys ski area, which is one of the largest interconnected ski regions in Europe. With its stunning mountain scenery, extensive ski slopes, and vibrant après-ski scene, Verbier attracts skiers and snowboarders from around the globe. It also hosts one of the stages of the Freeride world tour, giving you a good indication of the big mountain atmosphere you'll be surrounded by. The resort of Verbier has a rich history and was originally a traditional mountain village. Over the years, it has developed into a purpose-built ski resort while still maintaining its charming alpine character. The combination of modern infrastructure and traditional Swiss architecture creates a unique atmosphere that appeals to visitors seeking both comfort and authenticity. The resort would be most appreciated by intermediate and advanced skiers who can tackle the freeride routes and navigate the red and black pistes that dominate the map. Children and beginners are catered to with the kids village and resort-level button lifts, the connected La Tzoumaz area is probably the better bet for them to expand their skiing on some blues. As for the après-ski scene, Verbier is renowned for its vibrant and lively atmosphere. The resort boasts numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs where visitors can unwind and socialize after a day on the slopes. It's very much ski hard, party hard here, so here's some of the more notorious venues: Le Rouge Located near the Medran lift station, Le Rouge is a trendy and lively apres-ski bar. It offers a large outdoor terrace with stunning mountain views, comfortable seating, and a lively atmosphere. Farinet Lounge Bar Situated in the heart of Verbier, the Farinet Lounge Bar is a legendary apres-ski venue. It features live bands and musicians who perform on an elevated stage, creating an electric atmosphere. The bar has a large and bustling dance floor where guests can dance to the tunes of various genres, including rock, pop, and house music. Pub Mont Fort This traditional British-style pub offers a cozy and relaxed apres-ski setting. Located in the town center, Pub Mont Fort is known for its friendly atmosphere, comfortable seating, and wide selection of beers and spirits. It's a great place to socialize, play pool or darts, and enjoy live sports broadcasts on the big screens. The pub often hosts themed events and live music, adding to the overall charm and entertainment. W Hotel's W Off Piste As part of the luxurious W Hotel in Verbier, the W Off Piste bar offers a stylish and upscale apres-ski experience. With its chic interior, comfortable lounge areas, and panoramic mountain views, it provides a sophisticated ambiance. Guests can savor handcrafted cocktails, fine wines, and gourmet snacks while enjoying live DJ sets or live music performances. The W Off Piste bar combines luxury with a vibrant atmosphere. Le Mouton Noir Nestled at the foot of the slopes, Le Mouton Noir is a popular apres-ski venue known for its relaxed and friendly vibe. It features a large outdoor terrace with cozy seating, sun loungers, and a heated swimming pool. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing drink, soak up the sun, and take in the stunning mountain views. Le Mouton Noir also hosts occasional live music and themed events, creating a laid-back and enjoyable apres-ski experience. Check out the other resorts on the 4 Vallees area to see how they compare. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 324 1 Covers 3/4 of the 4 Vallees ski area Pass Access travel Closest Airports Geneva Driving 1hr 50 from Geneva Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes No Yes Train Connections Le Châble Get a train from Geneva airport to Le Châble, changing at Martigny. From there you get the cable car up to Verbier, alternatively there's a bus service. Le Châble - Verbier cable car will be considered as public transport. This means that the cable cars will run from 5.15 am until 11.50 pm from Monday to Sunday, and as well as that, you can use your Half Fare and GA travelcards on this route. There's also buses that do this route. Swiss train tickets are released 60 days in advance, you're looking at aprox. Buy as early as possible for cheapest prices and most availability. The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Alpine Fleet Geneva Variable schedual - check the site for availabililty Mainly weekends Verbier - average 69 euro single AlpyBus Geneva 2hr 10 From 54.50 Euro each way Mon /Tues /Weds / Thurs: 4 departures from 10am till 7pm Fri / Sat / Sunday: 6 departures from 10am till 9pm Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

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Milano Linate airport and all of the ski resorts easily accessible from there. Search by size, pass price, transfer options & see all the details noted for you Milano Linate Resorts Filters Filter by Km piste Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected areas only Sub Area Multi-area collection DirectTrain Transfers Train + Bus Combo Shared Transfers Go to airport pages 6 day pass Price per km (Euro) Sort by Metric explainers Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Train connections Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

The Full Story SnowClans Why build SnowClans? There's no one out there doing this Researching any solo ski options is incredibly time consuming and often frustrating, with large companies paying lip-service to solo travel on one page of a website, but providing no easily navigable options to look at. Ski Chalets are the ultimate in luxury, social experience but sole occupancy is the default for all the major sites, this luxury is most accessible for those with the luck and patience to organise a large group, especially with large tour operators dropping their shared catered chalets post-pandemic. That's without even considering the first step where you tried and failed to find people to plan with. So that's 2 Barriers to getting on the slopes: People + Planning The industry is relying on the low hanging fruit to support itself and neglecting the passionate individuals who want to participate too. There's no other place that aggregates holidays and instructional trips suitable for individuals to join. There's no well designed place for Chalets to open up their bookings to a room by room or person by person basis and promote to a receptive audience. The SnowClans Solution Helping both the holiday maker & the industry Social - Community of members on the look out for Ride Buddies bound by the inclusion policy of don't be a tw*t. Courses & Trips - Listings of all the Social Trips & Guided/instructional holidays suitable for individuals in one place Shared Chalets - Providing a user friendly platform where accommodation providers can advertise themselves, with individuals in mind. Covering the 2 Barriers: People - By providing a platform to connect as well as search for 3rd party options with groups Planning - By aggregating the options for holidays and accomodation in 1 place to easily search and filter with true per person pricing Data driven service We wanted to give a voice to the consumer & prove that there's passionate people out there who want to enjoy a social ski holiday Submit your desired holiday We accumulate all the data on where & when people want a chalet We have this to share with the industry We match people to the chalet deals we get Who we are I'm a massive Ski Nut, I have been since I was a child. "Luckily for me I grew up skiing with my family, but when I graduated university and (kind of) grew out of family holidays, I struggled to find a reliable group of people to go skiing with. As it's such an important part of my year I like to plan ahead, and often gave up and resigned myself to going on my own so I didn't miss out. Whilst I love the snow enough to travel alone, it's not quite as fun, and that too came with a lot of challenges." The massive Ski Nut, is Vic, the Founder. A Neuroscientist by training, an Insight consultant by trade and now a CEO by passion. Ski of choice Nordica Santa Ana 93 "Commit to nothing, ski everything" Favourite Resort Serfaus - Fiss - Ladis Amazing selection of terrain for advanced skiers both on an off piste Après Beverage Beer, can't go wrong Vic is a Non-Binary, trans masculine human. The core values of Snowclans are inclusion and authenticity, this is why Snowclans is a proudly and openly LGBTQIA+ owned and ran business. You might think this has absolutely no relevance to a business, and we agree, however unfortunately some people still feel the need to make it known that they don't like or understand your existence despite absolutely no one asking them. Therefore, it's important for us to use what little platform we have to be visible and 100% ourselves, so other minorities can see that we exist and the world of skiing is open to everyone. Inclusion policy