Mayrhofen Ski Resort, Austria

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Anlagen Penken - ©Mayrhofner Bergbahnen

Winter Sking in Mayrhofen - Archiv TVB Mayrhofen ©Dominic Ebenbichler

Mayrhofen landscapes - Archiv TVB Mayrhofen - ©Paul Suerth

Town at Night - ©Mayerhofen - Paul Suerth

Bar on the Slopes of Mayrhofen - ©Mayrhofen, Frank Bauer

Landscapes in Mayrhofen - Archiv TVB Mayrhofen ©Becknaphoto

Mayrhofen Ski Area, ©Mayrhofen - Frank Bauer

Winter skiing and landscapes in Mayrhofen - Archiv TVB Mayrhofen ©Dominic Ebenbichler

View from Chair Lift - ©Mayrhofen - Frank Bauer

Burton Fun Park in Mayrhofen

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Key Features

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Traditional village
Good for après
Short Transfers
Large ski area

Mayrhofen is a popular resort with the British thanks to some fantastic night-life and the superb skiing and snowboarding to be had. If you’re looking for a rustic traditional village with modern lifts and access to the largest ski area in Austria then Mayrhofen is the place for you.

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Resort Facts

Resort height: 630m
Highest lift: 2,500m
No. of lifts: 180 (Super Zillertal area)
Total piste: 530km

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Mayrhofen ranks as one of the world’s premier winter sports resorts. Its reputation is as one of the most traditional resorts in the Tyrol giving the resort itself a natural ambience. The town’s location in the wide and flat-bottomed Ziller valley adds to its appeal, as the valley is famous for the classical beauty of the surrounding mountains.

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