Passes
The main mountain passes of the Zillertal Alps are:
| Mountain pass | Location | Type | Elevation (m/ft) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mitterbachjoch | Zemmtal to Sand in Taufers | snow | 3130 | 10,270 |
| Trippachsattel | Floiten Valley to Sand in Taufers | snow | 3054 | 10,020 |
| Alpeinerscharte | Zemmtal to Wipptal | foot path | 2960 | 9712 |
| Keilbachjoch | Mayrhofen to Ahrntal | foot path | 2868 | 9410 |
| Heiliggeistjöchl | Mayrhofen to Ahrntal | foot path | 2658 | 8721 |
| Krimmlertauern | Krimml to Ahrntal | foot path | 2634 | 8642 |
| Horndljöchl | Mayrhofen to Ahrntal | foot path | 2555 | 8383 |
| Lappacherjoch | Lappach to Ahrntal | foot path | 2366 | 7763 |
| Tuxerjoch | Tuxertal to Wipptal | foot path | 2346 | 7697 |
| Pfitscherjoch | Zemmtal to Sterzing | foot path | 2248 | 7376 |
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