Book accommodation Location and how to get here
Getting here by bus & train
Excellent rail links from all European cities ensure a quick and easy journey to Jenbach/Tirol or Zell am See/Salzburger Land. From there, you can then take the Zillertalbahn train to Zell am Ziller or the Pinzgau Lokalbahn train to Krimml and continue by bus to your destination.
- LIGHTNING FAST, FOR SURE:
Have breakfast in Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin or Leipzig in the morning and explore the mountains with your children in the early evening. - GREAT SAVINGS:
Enjoy low-cost travel to Zillertal with the saver fare or BahnCard railcard. Rail tickets can be booked up to 6 months in advance. - SAVE MORE:
Groups of six or more can travel to Zillertal at even lower prices. The Europe group saver fare for Austria can be booked up to 12 months in advance at travel centres or by telephone. Online up to 6 months in advance. - EVERYTHING A FAMILY NEEDS:
A train journey means adventure, fun and a lot of freedom. In the toddler compartment, in the family areas on the ICE train and with the children’s menu in the on-board restaurant or bistro, there is no room for boredom. Many ICE trains have on-board childminders at the weekend. - GETTING AROUND:
Pinzgauer Lokalbahn railway, taxis and buses: getting around Pinzgau is simple and easy.
Online Zillertalbahn timetable
Online ÖBB timetable
Online DB timetable
Getting here by car
Coming from the north: Inntal Autobahn A12 (toll sticker required), Zillertal exit, Bundesstraße B169
Via the A12 from Munich to the Kufstein Süd exit (St-Johann-Kitzbühel-Paß Thurn) and on via the B165 to Wald/Königsleiten or the Zillertal exit, then via the B169 to Zell am Ziller and the B165 Hainzenberg and Gerlospaß to Wald/Königsleiten.
Coming from the east: A10 Tauernautobahn to Werfen, B 311 to Schwarzach, Zell am See, then take the B 168 to Mittersill and continue along the B 165
Autobahn A12 for Salzburg – Zillertal exit, via B169 to Zell am Ziller and then the B165 Hainzenberg and Gerlospaß to Wald/Königsleiten
WINTER toll information:
Gerlos Hochalpenstraße: All holidaymakers from Wald/Königsleiten, Krimml will receive a free 8-day ticket for the toll road if they show their guest card at the toll station. Day visitors pay the car toll (€10.50) and can get it refunded if they provide the receipt when buying their lift ticket. All skiers who already have a ski pass (chip card) from the Zillertal Arena can use the automatic lane at the toll point free of charge. On the way to your destination at the start of your holiday, show your accommodation booking confirmation to pass the toll point free of charge. When the ski season ends, tolls come back into force for Gerlos Hochalpenstraße and must be paid by all vehicles.
Getting here by air
Innsbruck (50 km), Munich (170 km) and Salzburg (150 km) airports are not far from Zillertal and Pinzgau and are directly connected to destinations throughout Europe by daily scheduled flights.
Innsbruck - Königsleiten transfer with Taxi Posch or Taxi Willi
You will be picked up at Innsbruck Airport and driven straight to your accommodation. On the day of departure, a taxi will take you safely to the airport on time for your flight.
Price: €38.00 (shared taxis for 6 or more people).
Other taxi services: Travel to the station, Munich/Salzburg airports, local travel (prices on request)
Booking:
Taxi Posch Krimml
Phone: +43 (0) 664 2211824
E-mail: info@posch-reisen.at
www.posch-reisen.at
Taxi Willi
Telefon: +43(0)664-3923826
Email:info@taxi-willi.at
www.taxi-willi.at
Car hire in Austria
Happy Car: http://www.happycar.de/mietwagen-oesterreich
Sixt: http://www.sixt.at/
Taxi companies in Wald-Königsleiten
Wald:
- Taxi Posch Krimml Tel. 0664 2211824
- Taxi Dany Krimml, Tel. 0664 1406069
- Taxi Knapp Krimml, Tel. 0664 1221486
- Steiger Neukirchen, Tel. 0664 3578726
Königsleiten:
- My Bergliebe Taxi & Shuttle, 0660 8080809
- Taxi Willi, Gerlos, Tel. 0664 1059163