An atmospheric town with lively nightlife and great terrain
Mayrhofen is a pretty town in the Ziller valley that's been popular with Brits since the 1970s for its lively atmosphere and large amount of terrain, including the Hintertux glacier. Today, the area has 620km of pistes and making it the biggest resort in the valley. Thanks partly to 'Snowbombing' every April – a week-long party-cum-ski holiday with live music – Mayrhofen attracts a young, boisterous crowd.
- If you’re young and looking to party, Mayrhofen is the place for you.
- Accommodation and dining is affordable and good quality.
- Off-piste terrain is excellent and barely touched.
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- Après-ski action can be a bit too lively at times.
- Occasional peak season queues to download at the end of the day.
- Although the Ziller pass gives access to a lot of terrain, you do have to travel to reach it.
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| Tourist office | +43 (0) 5285 67600 | | Medical centre | +43 (0) 5285 62550 | | Pisteurs | +43 (0) 5285 62277 | | Taxi | +43 (0) 5285 62260 | | Website | www.mayrhofen.at |
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28 Nov to 11 Apr: 0830-1700 Innsbruck airport - 1 hour
Salzburg airport - 2.5 hours
Munich airport - 2.5 hours Nearby: Fugen, Fügenberg, Gerlos, Hintertux, Hippach, Juns, Kaltenbach, Lanersbach, Madseit, Ramsau, Schwendau, Vorderlanersbach, Zell am Ziller| Resort altitude | 630m | | Highest lift | 3286m | | Vertical drop | 2656m | | Ski-in/ski-out |  | | Total pistes | 157km | | Nursery areas | 3 | | Pistes: Beg/Inter/Adv | 20/27/5 | | Funiculars/cable cars | 0/8 | | Gondolas/chairs | 8/17 | | Drags | 27 | | Parks | 2 | | Pipes | 0 | | Night-skiing | Yes | | Summer skiing | Yes | | Environmental rating |  | | Glühwein factor | |
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