Gerlos local information

A special holiday resort for the whole family, idyllically situated at 1,246 m above sea level.

Gerlos in winter
“Snow reliability” is not just a promise in Gerlos, but a guarantee. The Dorfbahn Gerlos and the Isskogelbahn cable cars take you directly to the ski area and ski runs right into town offer the highest level of comfort. 150 kilometres of pistes and 52 modern lifts are a paradise for skiers from December until after Easter. Furthermore, free additional offers such as photo points, speed check and ski movie runs make the day’s skiing even more exciting. Even away from the slopes you can experience unforgettable moments while walking in the snowy winter wonderland or cross-country skiing on the trails with guaranteed snow. Winter days like this in the Gerlos ski area conjure up a very special mood during your winter holiday in the Zillertal Arena.

Gerlos in summer
Nestled in the beautiful mountains of the Zillertal Alps, Gerlos is a very special place for your summer holiday in the mountains. With its five side valleys, Gerlos is also a perfect starting point for fantastic hikes and bike tours in untouched nature. There is fun and action for the whole family at the forest playground with a high ropes course, a mountain bike practice trail, a 3D archery course and much more. The Erlebnisreichweg adventure trail and the Latschenland invite you to marvel and explore. Durlassboden reservoir provides plenty of water fun. Gerlos is the perfect holiday destination for action lovers as well as for those seeking relaxation and enjoyment outdoors.

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The five side valleys

Schwarzachtal

The Schwarzachtal is a destination for the whole family in summer and winter with a farm track suitable for prams. The hiking trail starts at the Gasthof Kühle Rast in Gerlos. The Jausenstation Schwarzachalm with large children’s playground can be reached on foot in 35 minutes.

Wimmertal

The Wimmertal is the most rustic of the Gerlos side valleys. A hike into the narrow valley that stretches up to the 2,536 m high Wimmerscharte at the end is definitely very rewarding. The hiking trail leads through lush green alpine meadows along the rushing Wimmerbach stream.

Schönachtal

The Schönachtal branches off behind the music pavilion in Gerlos and the path leads gently uphill past cosy mountain farms where you can stop off for refreshment. The three-thousand-metre peaks of the Reichenspitzgruppe are always in view.

Wildgerlostal

The Wildgerlostal stretches southwards from the Durlassboden reservoir. The highest peak is the Wildkarspitze at 3,073 m. The typical trough valley runs parallel to the Schönachtal and also forms the border to Tirol. The end of the valley is occupied by the Wildgerloskees. This is the source of the Gerlosbach, which flows through the valley.

Krummbachtal

The Krummbachtal is the “thumb” of the five Gerlos side valleys and begins at the Isskogelbahn car park. Heading towards the hamlet of Innertal you will reach the Krummbach bridge after just 700 metres. From here the hiking trail starts slightly uphill into the Krummbachtal to the Prölleralm and then to the Krummbachrast with its own show dairy.

Accommodation in Gerlos

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Infrastructure from A-Z

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Food & drink

Find just what you are looking for in Gerlos – from cosy bistro or pizzeria to gourmet cuisine.

Free Mountain Gerlos

Free Mountain – free travel in summer for guests of member establishments on the Isskogelbahn in Gerlos and the Dorfbahn in Königsleiten.

Durlassboden reservoir

Whether surfing, swimming, kayaking or pedal boating – this is where to find mountain lake fun in Gerlos!

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