The ski area is located at an altitude of up to 2,400 meters and is quite snow-sure. Hochfügen in particular is known for its great deep snow and is therefore becoming increasingly popular with freeriders. Should the snow ever fail to arrive, the slopes in the Hochzillertal-Hochfügen ski area can be completely covered with artificial snow, so that the ski season can usually start at the beginning of December and last until early/mid-April. However, it is possible that the valley runs to Aschau and Kaltenbach are not yet or no longer open at the beginning or end of the season.
Review Hochzillertal: Average Snow Conditions
Hochfügen is known for its powder. © Skigebiete-Test/Sauer
There are more than 500 snowmaking facilites. © Skigebiete-Test
The slopes can artificially be covered in snow if necessary. © Skigebiete-Test/Sauer
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Snow safety similar to the Zillertal arena. Much more is not possible. As the only real weakness I see the accessibility via the huge parking/parking garage in Kaltenbach, or over the very strenuou... Read complete review
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