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A glacier, a lake and 138 km of pistes — twelve kilometres apart.

Independent planning notes for Zell am See–Kaprun. Lift by lift, price by price, season by season — cross-checked against official sources and updated monthly.

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Before you book

The three things people get wrong
01 · Getting hereYou probably do not need the carRail to Salzburg, then eighty minutes to a station in the middle of town. The guest ticket then covers every bus in the valley, including the glacier shuttle.See the itineraries
02 · Passes & cardsThree tickets, only one of them obviousThe Zell am See–Kaprun ski pass covers all three mountains. In summer the Summercard comes free with any overnight stay. The regional Alpin Card only pays off if you drive out of the valley.Compare experiences
03 · Where to stayKaprun is cheaper, Zell is walkableZell am See puts the lake, the station and the restaurants outside your door. Kaprun is quieter, noticeably cheaper in peak weeks, and closer to the glacier lift.See the day trips

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