Ski vacations Hochfilzen - Biathlon centre in Pillerseetal!

Hochfilzen

One of the five main resorts in Pillerseetal is Hochfilzen. The cosy village with its farmsteads, pubs and the central church tower is situated amidst the Schneewinkel ski region. Its name describes the wintry conditions perfectly, as the region is blessed with a great amount of natural snow during the winter. Like this, Hochfilzen and the surrounding mountain chains are constantly covered with a thick layer of snow - much to the joy of skiers, snowboarders and cross-country skiers alike. Hochfilzen is known to be an important biathlon centre where the biathlon world cup takes place annually, and fans of Nordic skiing will find numerous kilometres of cross-country ski trails.

Whether in the valley or on the mountain, all winter sports enthusiasts are surrounded by a splendid mountain panorama with the Leogand and Lofer Steinberge to Buchensteinwand in the west. The ski area of the same name is the closest to Hochfilzen and can be reached easily. - The perfect starting point for all pleasure skiers!

Pillerseetal

Pillersee Valley, with its five idyllic holiday resorts, is situated in close proximity to Bavaria in north-eastern Tyrol. The region with the same-named lake is a popular year-round destination, which attracts guests with its diverse landscape and varied offers. Nestled in the Kitzbühel Alps, the three ski areas in the Pillerseetal not only astound with their diverse offer of pistes, but also with their legendary snow security. Pillerseetal isn't known as one the snowiest regions in Tyrol for nothing! Additionally, the region has made a name for itself among cross-country and biathlon fans. A particular attraction is the guest biathlon which you can sign up to in resort. Furthermore, the Pillerseetal is extremely family-friendly, with numerous facilities for children ensuring a relaxing holiday for big and small!

Travel Hochfilzen

• By train: Hochfilzen (in resort), Fieberbrunn (approx. 10 km)
• By plane: Salzburg (approx. 80 km), Innsbruck (approx. 95 km), Munich (approx. 170 km)