Summer in Gerlos
Summer in Gerlos is very varied with its hikes across green alpine meadows, mountain bike tours with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, children's adventure worlds, swimming in the Durlassboden reservoir or pure action.
Hiking in Gerlos
Zell, Gerlos, Königsleiten/Wald and Krimml - these 4 villages offer a very special hiking paradise in summer. The Zillertal Arena hiking trail network spans no less than 400 kilometres and is often referred to as the hiking arena.
Wonderful alpine hikes can be found in the area of the Rosenalm, the Kreuzjoch, the Isskogel and the Wilde Krimml, which incidentally still belong to the grassy mountains of the Kitzbühel Alps.
The 5 side valleys
The Gerlos hiking arena could also be described as the ‘valley of valleys’. This is because five other side valleys branch off from the relaxing Gerlos valley; real trump cards for active holidaymakers.
A cosy mountain hut awaits hikers after a walk of around 1 hour in each of the valleys.
The interactive map of the Zillertal Arena
You will find numerous suggestions for hikes, mountain bike tours, running routes and more in the Zillertal Arena. Click here for the interactive map!
Biking region
Zell-Gerlos
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325 kilometres of bike trails
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17 E-bike charging stations
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3 mountain cable cars with bike transport
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6 single trails in Gerlos and Zell
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40 refreshment stops in huts and mountain inns
Bike & Hike
The 5 side valleys are perfect for bike & hike tours. The roads up until the end of the side valleys are relatively flat and perfect for cycling. From there you can reach a hut or summit by foot.
Mountain Active Programme
Mountain Active is a colourful fitness and vitality programme that offers our guests lots of fun and entertainment and is available free of charge! The programme takes place daily from Sunday to Friday from the end of June to the middle/end of September.
Mouttain active offers an extensive mountain and hiking programme ranging from leisurely introductory hikes (including Nordic walking) to challenging ‘Stramme Wadel tours’. Explore the side valleys in Gerlos and the surrounding mountains together with trained mountain and hiking guides.
From Sunday to Friday there are several daily programme points with different levels of difficulty.
High ropes course, canyoning, rafting, climbing tower (for which a contribution towards expenses is charged) and themed hikes round off the programme.
