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Take the free ski bus from Wald im Pinzgau to Königsleiten and discover the 150 km of slopes offered by the Zillertal Arena. The ski area connects Königsleiten with Gerlos, Hochkrimml, Gerlosstein and Zell am Ziller. The terrain includes accessible blue pistes for families and beginners, long red slopes for intermediate skiers and several challenging black runs. SkiMovie courses, speed checks, photopoints and fun runs add an entertaining dimension to the skiing experience. Experienced skiers can attempt the Skicircus Challenge, an extensive circuit connecting Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn. Covering approximately 65 km and 12,400 metres of accumulated elevation, it is designed as a full-day skiing adventure. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Königsleiten provides a convenient starting point for families staying in Wald im Pinzgau. The area offers ski schools, children’s zones and wide pistes suitable for practising in a relaxed environment. Young visitors can discover family fun runs and the resort’s FUNty attractions, while more experienced skiers can continue towards Gerlos and the other sectors of the Zillertal Arena. The Unterschwarzach area in Hinterglemm also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, providing an opportunity to continue skiing after dark.
Swap your skis for a sledge and explore one of the toboggan runs available in the Zillertal Arena. The region offers several family-friendly runs, including the seven-kilometre Gerlosstein toboggan run, one of the longest in the Zillertal. Some routes are illuminated in the evening, allowing visitors to combine a mountain-hut dinner with an atmospheric descent after dark.
Take the free ski bus from Wald im Pinzgau to Königsleiten and discover the 150 km of slopes offered by the Zillertal Arena. The ski area connects Königsleiten with Gerlos, Hochkrimml, Gerlosstein and Zell am Ziller. The terrain includes accessible blue pistes for families and beginners, long red slopes for intermediate skiers and several challenging black runs. SkiMovie courses, speed checks, photopoints and fun runs add an entertaining dimension to the skiing experience. Experienced skiers can attempt the Skicircus Challenge, an extensive circuit connecting Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn. Covering approximately 65 km and 12,400 metres of accumulated elevation, it is designed as a full-day skiing adventure. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Königsleiten provides a convenient starting point for families staying in Wald im Pinzgau. The area offers ski schools, children’s zones and wide pistes suitable for practising in a relaxed environment. Young visitors can discover family fun runs and the resort’s FUNty attractions, while more experienced skiers can continue towards Gerlos and the other sectors of the Zillertal Arena. The Unterschwarzach area in Hinterglemm also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, providing an opportunity to continue skiing after dark.
Swap your skis for a sledge and explore one of the toboggan runs available in the Zillertal Arena. The region offers several family-friendly runs, including the seven-kilometre Gerlosstein toboggan run, one of the longest in the Zillertal. Some routes are illuminated in the evening, allowing visitors to combine a mountain-hut dinner with an atmospheric descent after dark.
On 29 December 2026, the Königsleiten Winter Market will take place near the Christ the King Chapel. Visitors can enjoy a festive Alpine atmosphere and discover regional products while spending an afternoon in the snow-covered mountain village. The market provides an inviting seasonal experience for families, couples and groups of friends. Visitors can watch the spectacular start, follow the race live and welcome competitors at the finish while enjoying music and entertainment in the event area. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 21 January, 22 February and 22 March 2027, experienced skiers can take part in Moonlight Skiing & Dinner in Königsleiten. The evening begins with a gondola ride and a sundowner accompanied by a live DJ, followed by dinner in a mountain restaurant. Participants then descend towards Gerlos by moonlight before returning to Königsleiten by shuttle. Advance booking is required. Visitors will be able to experience top-level ski racing in an impressive mountain setting, while the rest of the Skicircus is expected to remain open during the event.
On 26 March 2027, Königsleiten will host the seventh Arena König race. Open to participants aged 16 and over, the timed downhill course begins near the Königsleitenspitze and finishes in the village. Competitors will complete a 3.8-kilometre course with approximately 650 metres of vertical drop. Visitors can watch the race before enjoying live music and the prize ceremony in Königsleiten.
On 29 December 2026, the Königsleiten Winter Market will take place near the Christ the King Chapel. Visitors can enjoy a festive Alpine atmosphere and discover regional products while spending an afternoon in the snow-covered mountain village. The market provides an inviting seasonal experience for families, couples and groups of friends. Visitors can watch the spectacular start, follow the race live and welcome competitors at the finish while enjoying music and entertainment in the event area. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 21 January, 22 February and 22 March 2027, experienced skiers can take part in Moonlight Skiing & Dinner in Königsleiten. The evening begins with a gondola ride and a sundowner accompanied by a live DJ, followed by dinner in a mountain restaurant. Participants then descend towards Gerlos by moonlight before returning to Königsleiten by shuttle. Advance booking is required. Visitors will be able to experience top-level ski racing in an impressive mountain setting, while the rest of the Skicircus is expected to remain open during the event.
On 26 March 2027, Königsleiten will host the seventh Arena König race. Open to participants aged 16 and over, the timed downhill course begins near the Königsleitenspitze and finishes in the village. Competitors will complete a 3.8-kilometre course with approximately 650 metres of vertical drop. Visitors can watch the race before enjoying live music and the prize ceremony in Königsleiten.