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Ski Resort Hintertux Glacier in the Zillertal: Position on map

Review Hintertux Glacier: Backcountry Skiing

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Category Freeride: Official review by Snow-Online.com
1 week ago
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  • Off-piste area
  • Patrolled off-piste runs
  • Guided tours for freeride skiers
  • Information on avalanches not available
Scores:
Freeride 7 / 10
Overall score: 79 / 100

High-Alpine Terrain with Glacier Hazards

Freeriders will find marked ski routes around Lärmstange and several appealing off-piste slopes when snow conditions are suitable. Additional variants can open up below Tuxer Fernerhaus and around Sommerberg during the main winter season. The high altitude often helps fresh snow retain its quality longer than at lower-lying resorts.

The terrain at Hintertux Glacier should not be underestimated. Outside the marked and open pistes, skiers face avalanche, fall and crevasse hazards. Barriers and warning signs must always be observed. Anyone unfamiliar with the area should explore it with a qualified mountain or ski guide. The eight-point rating primarily reflects the varied terrain and marked ski routes rather than an extensive dedicated freeride infrastructure.

User Reviews

Martin Bauer (Age: 26-30)
Skill: Pro • in Dec 2009
Travelled as: n.V.
11 km of pistes in the & #34; black & #34; including 5 ski routes!

The professional skier opens 11 km of pistes in the category "Black" on the Hintertux glacier. In addition to the groomed pistes Waschrumpl (No. 5a) and Sunny Slope (No. 11b), the 11 km also includ...

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