Mayrhofen
Mayrhofen Lift Pass, Ski Rental & Ski School prices
Book all of your Mayrhofen ski holiday extras on one website - Quick and easy. You will receive all of your vouchers after booking with all the information you will need to collect any lift passes, equipment rental or where to meet for ski school
Please remember that if you are booking a lift pass, you must also book or have already booked accommodation or equipment rental with us as well.
After booking we will contact you with all the information you will need and you can also call direct on (0034) 649 144 719
Mayrhofen Overview
Set between two mountains, Mayrhofen’s local pistes are an intermediate’s paradise where you can clock up the kilometers cruising lots of linked reds and blues. There is also the Hintertux glacier which is covered on your ski pass
For those a bit more advanced you could also try the Harakiri which is the steepest run in Austria. For the snowboarders why not try out the Penken snowboard park
The après ski (dancing on tables to some dodgy tunes) starts from mid afternoon and then on the evening you can spend the night pubs or dancing in clubs. There are also plenty of hotels and cafes where you can enjoy a more relaxing drink or two should après ski not be your scene
Mayrhofen Piste Map
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Mayrhofen Ski Information - Zillertal Ski Area
Resort height - 630 - 3250m
Snow range - 630 - 3250m
Ski area - Mayrhofen - Hippach - 142km
Zillertal super ski pass - 630km
Easy - 44km
Intermediate - 66km
Difficult - 32km
Snowboard parks - 1 in Mayrhofen and 1 in Zell am Ziller
Snowmaking facilities - 95%
Ski lifts - 65 (Cable cars - 9, Gondolas - 28, Chairlifts - 17, Drag lifts - 31, Magic carpets - 8)
Beginners
Intermediate
Advanced
Snowboarding
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Things to do in Mayrhofen
Lots of activities such as paragliding, sleigh rides, Ice skating, tobogganing and snow shoe walks as well as a local leisure center with a swimming pool.
Mayrhofen is famous for its fun and lively après scene. The parties start well before you leave the slopes and continue until the early morning in the bars and clubs on the resort's pedestrianised main street.
Ice bar
Next to the Ahorn gondola, Mayrhofen's coolest après spot
Pilzbar
At the Penken top station with an umbrella bar and terrace, pumping Europop and dancing on tables starts mid-afternoon.
Brückenstadl
Traditional Austrian après ski, a selection of dodgy and cheesy tunes with dancing on tables, live music and top DJ's.
Scotland Yard
Set in a London Underground-themed style, the basement of this old police station used to be where, ironically, drunks sobered up before starting all over again the next après ski party.
Families
Non-Skiers
Groups
Resort atmosphere
Apres Ski & Nightlife
Shopping
Airport Transfers - How to get to Mayrhofen
We can organise your transfers from Salzburg airport, Innsbruck airport or Munich airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.
Distance to Innsbruck Airport: 74km
Distance to Salzburg Airport: 171km
Distance to Munich Airport: 189km
If you are making your own way to the resort by car - make sure you have the "Vignette" sticker as you will need this to travel on the highways in Austria otherwise you would receive a fine.
