Zell am See

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Zell am See is different to other Austrian ski resorts - not a rustic village but a lakeside town - with a lake called the same name.

Skiing in Zell am See

Zell am See has teamed up with the nearby and smaller Kaprun to create the large Zell am See-Kaprun skiing region.

There is a lot of variety and challenging terrain for a small area although high intermediates or experts would find less to amuse themselves for a week. Zell am See is near the Kaprun glacier - which can be very busy if the snow isn't perfect in the resort.

Zell am See is great as a base if you want to explore - with a car you can easily get to other resorts - including Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Bad Gastein-Bad Hofgastein, Wagrain, Schladming and Obertauern.

Zell am See

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Packed Powder | Snow Base : 220cm

 
 

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Resort altitude : 758m

Highest Ski Lift : 3029m

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Total Runs : 76

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