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Ski Mayrhofen

Why not ski Mayrhofen this winter. One of Austria's most famous resorts, there's good slopes for all abilities and some great off-piste also. Enjoy a traditional Tyrolean village in the Zillertal this winter whether skiing or boarding.

Where

Ski Mayrhofen and be in one of Austria's top resorts, one of the best teaching destinations and in be in the beautiful Ziller Valley. Linked with Rastkogel, Finkenberg and Hintertux resorts, the resort is part of the Zillertal 3000 ski area. To get to Mayrhofen is relatively painless from Innsbruck as it's just an hour, or you can fly into Salzburg or Munich and face a much longer transfer.

On the slopes

Ski Mayrhofen and you will get access to two mountains: the Penken-Horberg, linked to the Rastkogel-Eggalm; and the smaller Ahorn mountain. Beginners will enjoy the Ahorn, which has plenty of gentle blue runs, or the Penken nursery slopes. Intermediates will find the long runs on Rastkogel and Eggalm to their tastes, while experts can attempt the suicidal Harakiri run, at 38 degrees (78%), the steepest in Austria or some of the more difficult red's like Red 7 at the back of the Horberg.

If you're a boarder or freestyler, head straight for the revamped Vans Penken Park with rails, jumps and a half-pipe to keep you busy. If you are not into jumps or you want to warm up, then the Penken offers some wide and open cruising terrain to get you started. If you like off-piste, then there's plenty of it. Finally, you always have the massive Zillertal Superski ski area to enjoy - with almost 500km of pistes - no one can do that in a week!

Ski area :

If you ski Mayrhofen you are also in the ski region of Zillertal 3000 along with the following resorts; zillertal.

Off the slopes

It's not just the skiing and boarding that's great - when you're done for the day, you can choose from 74 restaurants and 18 cafes spread across this ski resort, serving a wide range of food, everything from variety from traditional Tyrolean food to popular international dishes. The après-ski scene is lively, vibrant and world-renowned with 14 bars, 3 discos and even a casino to keep you busy until the wee small hours. There are also a range of ski and snowboard festivals here like Snowbombing - which says it alL! You will have a great holiday here!


at a glance
Essentials Suitable For Slopes

3286 m

2656 m

630 m

RESORT ALTITUDE : 630 m
TOTAL PISTE : 157 km
LONGEST RUN : 5.0 km
START SEASON : December
END SEASON : April

SKIING

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BOARDING

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BEGINNERS

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INTERMEDIATE

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FAMILIES

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Easy
20 / 38.46%
Intermediate
27 / 51.92%
Advanced/Expert
5 / 9.62%
TOTAL RUNS : 50
SNOW CANNONS : 180 / 60.0 ha
SNOW PARKS : 2
CROSS COUNTRY : 22.0 km

WE LIKE

  • Good for confident intermediates or advanced skiers and boarders looking to warm up
  • Snow more reliable than usual in the Tirol, plus the snow guarantee of the Hintertux glacier nearby. Off piste terrain is excellent.
  • Lively après-ski but easily avoided if you prefer peace

WE DON'T LIKE

  • Often long queues for the gondola to Penken, which is inconveniently sited for many visitors
  • Slopes can be crowded - especially lower down the mountain
  • No runs back to the village from Penken, the main area of slopes - there is a red from Ahorn though

Tourist Office

Dursterstrasse 225


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