Hintertux Glacier
Hintertux stands apart as Austria's only year-round ski resort, with skiing possible 365 days a year on its pristine glacier slopes. Rising to an impressive 3,250 meters, the resort encompasses 60 kilometers of expertly maintained runs. The combination of high-altitude glacier skiing and lower mountain terrain creates a diverse ski area that attracts both serious athletes seeking summer training and winter sports enthusiasts looking for guaranteed snow conditions.
Live Hintertux Glacier Webcams
Gefrorene Wand
The hintertux webcam at Gefrorene Wand offers breathtaking views from Austria's premier year-round glacier. Watch skiers navigate the high-alpine terrain while taking in panoramic vistas of surrounding peaks from this spectacular summit position.
The glacier's sophisticated lift system features modern gondolas and chairlifts that efficiently transport skiers from the valley at 1,500m to the summit at 3,250m. A network of 21 lifts includes the advanced Glacier Bus 3, which carries skiers to the highest point in just 12 minutes. The system handles 17,500 skiers per hour, with three primary gondolas providing comfortable access to different skiing zones while offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Hintertux Glacier Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
32
Total Area
62km
38.5 miles
Location
Located at the end of the Tuxertal Valley in Tyrol, Hintertux sits 68 kilometers from Innsbruck. The resort connects to the larger Zillertal region, offering access to extensive winter sports opportunities. Regular shuttle buses run from major transport hubs, including Innsbruck Airport and Jenbach railway station. The nearby village of Tux provides convenient accommodation options, while traditional Tyrolean towns along the valley offer authentic Austrian mountain culture and hospitality.
Hintertux Glacier
, austria
Season Info
As Austria's only year-round skiing destination, Hintertux defies traditional seasons. The glacier maintains excellent snow conditions throughout the year, with the most extensive terrain available from October through May. Summer skiing continues on up to 20 kilometers of slopes, primarily above 2,500 meters. Natural snowfall averages 450cm annually, while advanced snowmaking systems supplement conditions on the lower slopes during the main winter season.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
9/14/2024
Closing Day
9/13/2025
Days Open
365
Annual Snowfall
Metric
9m
900cm
Imperial
29.5ft
354in
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