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- Extensive high altitude skiing
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- Superb ski school
- Glacier skiing from November to May
- Pedestrianised town centre
On the slopes
The lively town of Zell am See lies at the centre of the Europa Sport Region, one of Austria’s best-known ski areas. 130 km of groomed pistes, 60 lifts and skiing up to a height of 3,030 metres awaits your school ski group. Our lift pass covers skiing from Zell am See and Schüttdorf on the Schmittenhöhe mountain. At 2,000 metres high, it is perfect for intermediate skiing from the summit and some excellent ridge runs.
If required you can extend your lift pass to the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, a ten-minute drive away. This is great for Easter and 100% snow sure! Why not try conquering the new “Glacier Round Trip” – 41 kilometres from the peak of the Kitzsteinhorn to Langwiedboden – on your last day? True enthusiasts can freestyle to their heart’s content in three snow parks, a super pipe, mogul slopes and five freeride ski trails.
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Easy Slopes (Blue)29
Medium Slopes (Red)17
Difficult Slopes (Black)7
Halfpipes/Fun Parks3
Resort Height750m
Top Station Height3029m
KM of Skiing130
Number of Lifts60
Airport Transfer3 hrs from Munich
Après-ski
Zell am See is home to Club Europe’s very own ice hockey match between two premier league teams, now open to all school ski groups, on the middle Wednesday of the main ski weeks. Thrill at the skills of the Zeller Eisbären and soak up the atmosphere at this exciting event. Ice-skating, ice-curling, swimming and bowling are also available in the sports centre, or you can choose to enjoy some late-night shopping in Zell am See’s pretty town centre.
- Premier League ice hockey
- Night skiing
- Ice-skating and ice curling
- Shopping
Easter Skiing
Easter offers a great opportunity for school groups, particularly those on a budget!
Most of our resorts are either naturally high enough or benefit from the latest snow-making technology to guarantee snow at Easter. Better value flights and accommodation, fewer queues and warmer weather mean this is an ideal time for a school ski group.
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FAQs
Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
We offer a free place ratio of 1:8 or 1:7 for a group of 42 full paying students on a single-decker coach. For flight groups we offer a 1:10 free place ratio.
You will have your own bilingual ski rep for the whole week. Their role is to coordinate your skiing arrangements and entertainment and to ensure your stay is enjoyable, safe and memorable. All our reps are carefully selected, fully trained and are on duty 24-hours a day should any emergency arise.
Once your school ski trip is booked, it is safely in our hands. We will only ask for your assistance in understanding your specific requirements and you will be responsible for ensuring that the dates on our checklist are adhered to. During the process, we will also ask you to provide accurate student and teacher names, passport and dietary requirement details where appropriate.