Country: Austria

Airport: Innsbruch

A brief overview

Set in the stunning, steep-sided Zillertal Valley, Mayrhofen has a well-deserved reputation among British skiers. Its ski area is situated on two separate plateaux, the Penken and the Ahorn, yet there is a whole lot more to the Super Zillertal area than this. A free ski bus service connects a vast 625km area of runs encompassing the resorts of Zell am Ziller, Gerlos, Koningsleiten and the snowsure Hintertux glacier. The large, traditional-looking resort centre offers excellent shopping and a great choice of cafes and restaurants for every taste and budget. Numerous bars, pubs, clubs and a casino become popular meeting places in the evenings as the centre livens up but can be easily avoided if you're after a relaxing, peaceful holiday. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor non-ski activities making Mayrhofen equally enjoyable for any nonskiers. It's the extent and variety of terrain that makes this resort suitable for all abilities, as highly regarded by families and couples as it is by groups.

The Mountain

Skiing Altitude 630-2500m
Resort Altitude 630m
Pistes 157km
Number of runs 109
Blue 27%
Red 59%
Black 14%
Number of Lifts 44
Drags 21
Chairs 17
Gondolas 6
Cable Cars 0
Longest Run 5.5km
Direction of Slopes N/S/W
Terrain Parks yes
Half Pipe yes
Cross Country Trails 20km
Night Skiing no
Mountain Restaurants 28
Snowmaking 40% runs covered
Resort Ski Bus yes
Linked Resorts Hintertux, Zillertal Arena (by bus/train)

The Journey

Departure airports Gatwick, Manchester
Destination Airport Innsbruck
Season 15 December-5 April
Departure Days Saturday
Transfer time 1 hrs 20mins
Private taxi transfers available - please call us for details
Self Drive