Gerlos ski resort located in the Austrian Alps within the Zillertal Valley in the state of Tyrol. It is part of the Zillertal Arena, one of the largest ski areas in the region. The resort sits at an altitude of about 1,250 meters and offers access to a wide range of ski slopes.
Gerlos ski resort - Zillertal Arena ski area
The two main gondola stations are on the edge of the resort which means taking the efficient bus service to get to and from the skiing. The ski area is mostly suited to intermediates and beginners but experts will enjoy the red runs leading down from the peak of the Konigsleitenspitze at 2,315m altitude.
Skiing in Gerlos
Gerlos is well-suited for beginners, offering plenty of wide, gentle blue slopes that are perfect for learning and building confidence. The areas around Gerlosplatte and Isskogel are especially popular for beginners due to the well-maintained and easy-going runs.
Intermediate skiers will find Gerlos particularly exciting, with a wealth of red runs offering long, scenic descents and more challenging terrain. The Isskogel mountain is a highlight for intermediates, with its long and varied red slopes leading down to the village.
Königsleiten: The connection to Königsleiten opens up a vast network of red runs that are challenging but accessible for confident intermediates.
For expert skiers, Gerlos offers several black slopes that are steep and technical, catering to those seeking a challenge. The black runs are found primarily in the higher-altitude areas of Gerlos and Königsleiten.
Krummbach run: A steep black slope offering a thrilling descent, suitable for advanced skiers looking for a challenge.
Gerlos village
Gerlos ski resort