Time for a break from the slopes
BUT: THE SNOW MUST GO ON.
Do you love the slopes, but also like to take it easy from time to time and look for total tranquillity surrounded by nature? Then a win-win(ter) situation awaits you in Gerlos! You will be surprised how much fun there is to be had off the slopes. Thunder downhill on a toboggan, strap on your snowshoes or glide towards your happy place on the cross-country trails: Gerlos is THE place for winter sports.
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Tobogganing
SIT, SLEDGE, REPEAT
There are six toboggan runs to choose from in the Zillertal Arena. Length is not always important, but by one in Gerlos it is: It winds its way through the winter forest over 7 kilometres, making it the longest in the Zillertal valley. It is illuminated until 1 a.m. for the night owls and invites you to toboggan under the stars. A stop at the Hüttn helps against cold feet!
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Cross-country skiing
A GLIDING EXPLORATION OF GERLOS
Short or cross-country skiing - it is always healthy! It uses 600 (!) muscles, is easy on the joints and burns all those holiday calories into the wintry thin air. Whether skating or classic - in Gerlos there is something for everyone. Perfectly groomed trails lead from the village into picturesque side valleys. A special highlight: the high-altitude trails at the Königsleitenspitze and in Hochkrimml.
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Winter hikes
IN GLITTERING WHITE
Red carpet? We don't need that in Gerlos, because Mother Hulda rolls out a sparkling white carpet right in front of the hotel! Winter hiking makes you feel like a real star - and it is no wonder with the glamorous snow backdrops and cinematic panoramas. Many tours start right at the hotel and lead to the Wimmertal, Schwarzachtal or Schönachtal, among others.