Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe Piste Map Download
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The Skiers' Guide to Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe

Top Rated for
4.59 (81 Ratings)
Accommodation Options
4.54 (80 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.47 (86 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.45 (50 Ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.40 (84 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.34 (80 Ratings)
Eating Out
Beginner 49%
Intermediate 37%
Advanced 15%
Overall Rating
4.19
From 86 Reviews
41
Total Runs
760
Bottom Elevation
2000
Top Elevation
77
Skiable Terrain
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Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe Piste Map

Check out the Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe ski resort map below to get a feel for the layout before you head out. The trail map covers 41 runs spanning from 2000m down to 760m, with 20 beginner pistes, 15 intermediate runs, and 6 advanced slopes. You'll find 28 lifts in total, including 9 gondolas and cable cars, 10 chairlifts, and 9 drag lifts to get you around the mountain.

piste map for Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe

Best Runs in Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe

Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe has some proper variety when it comes to pistes, though it's fair to say the mountain really shines for those still finding their feet or cruising at a steady pace. Here's what you'll want to hit:

  • Areitbahn Blue (Blue): A long, flowing descent from the top of the Areitbahn that's perfect for building confidence with consistent pitch and plenty of width.

  • Panorama Blue (Blue): This gentle cruise runs along the ridge offering cracking views over Zell am See and the surrounding peaks without demanding much technical skill.

  • Kettingbahn Blue (Blue): A mellow run down to the Sonnalm area that's ideal for intermediates who want to rack up vertical without breaking a sweat.

  • Sonnenalm Red (Red): A proper carving piste with a bit more gradient and decent width, letting you really lay into your turns when the grooming's fresh.

  • Schmittenhöhe Red (Red): Starting from the summit at 2,000m, this red gives you a sustained pitch and opens up some of the best views on the mountain while testing your leg strength.

  • Trass Red (Red): A steeper, more direct line that challenges intermediates with consistent gradient and narrower sections through the trees.

  • High Noon Black (Black): The resort's signature mogul field that gets properly bumped up and attracts anyone who fancies a technical challenge on steeper terrain.

  • Standard Black (Black): A straightforward black run with sustained pitch rather than extreme steeps, good for advanced skiers looking to push their comfort zone without full-on terror.