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Fri - Partly Cloudy. High: 17 Low: 7
Sat - Mostly Sunny. High: 21 Low: 10
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Resort Info
Mayrhofen is one of the world’s leading ski and snowboarding resorts!
Nestled in the beautiful Ziller Valley, the resort has stunning views and two ski areas –Ahorn and Penken, totaling 625km of piste! All of which can be accessed with one lift pass!
Inbetween the entrance to the valley and the Hintertux Glacier there are a further 4 ski areas providing an enormous area to explore. The Ahorn area is very popular with those of you finding your ‘ski-feet’ as it has exclusively easy slopes and a chance to relax at the White Lounge for some much deserved Glühwein! Intermediate and advanced skiers prefer to spend most of their time on the Penken, with the world famous Devil's Run.
Globally known to snowboarders as 'Big M', Mayrhofen is very snowboard-friendly, even bravely claiming to be a ‘Snowboarder’s Mecca’.
Mayrhofen is host to the famous 'Snowbombing' festival (2nd April). This self titled 'World's greatest show on snow' is a week long event featuring famous UK DJ's, live music and dancing throughout the night!
Mayrhofen has one of the liveliest après ski scenes in the Alps, with a massive range of bars, pubs and clubs to keep you in action till the early hours!
Mayrhofen has everything you'll need for a fantastic ski holiday.
By Car
Distance from Calais: 1130km
Closest City: Innsbruck
Directions:
Not for the faint hearted! This is a long journey so make sure your car is fully prepared and suitable for it.
For a good route planner have a look at Via Michellin
If you are driving from the UK, visit our self drive advice page
By Air
Closest Airport: Innsbruck
Info:
Closest airports: Innsbruck (65km) Distance to resort: 70km (43 miles). Driving time: 1 hour 10 minutes If you cannot find a good offer on flights between UK airports and Innsbruck, you can also fly to nearby Salzburg (170km) or Munich (190km). If you would like to drive from Munich to Mayrhofen, hire a car at the airport and take the A-9, A-99 (Munich Bypass) and eventually, the A-8 and A-12 autobahns. Exit at Junction 39 on to the B-169. If you decide to drive from Salzburg, take the A-8 autobahn (Munich-Salzburg) until you reach the southbound A-93. Follow the road until it reaches the A-12 and exit at Junction 39.
For information on flights and airport transfers please visit our transport pages
By Train
Closest Station: Jenbach/ Mayrhofen
Info:
Take the Eurostar to Paris. From Paris, take either a high-speed TGV or an overnight train to Zürich. There are several daily trains that run between Zürich and Innsbruck and continue on to Jenbach. At Jenbach, take a private train to Mayrhofen.
For information on transfers from the train station to resort please visit our transport pages
Additional Info:
www.mayrhofner-bergbahnen.com or www.mayrhofen.at
