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Ski Information
| Beginners Skiing |
Excellent |
| Intermediate Skiing |
Excellent |
| Advanced Skiing |
Very Good |
| Off-Piste |
Very Good |
| Skiing Altitude |
2500m High
630m Low |
| Resort Altitude |
630m |
| Glacier |
Yes |
| Pistes |
157km |
| Green |
0% |
| Blue |
27% |
| Red |
59% |
| Black |
14% |
| Number of Lifts |
44 |
| Drags |
21 |
| Chairlifts |
17 |
| Gondolas |
6 |
| Cable Cars |
0 |
| Funiculars |
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 Restuarants |
28 |
| Snowmaking |
40% |
| Resort Ski Bus |
Yes |
| Linked Resorts |
Hintertux
Zillertal Arena
|
| Disabled Skiing |
No |
Beginners
Beginners won’t be disappointed with the nursery slopes at the top of
the Ahorn or Penken (accessible by gondolas from resort level). They
are snowsure and ideal confidence boosters. Mayrhofen’s ski schools
have a reputation for providing first class tuition so progression to
blue runs in both areas can be rapid.
Intermediates
For intermediates, Mayrhofen is just the place. The Penken, being the
largest of the two ski areas, is the most popular for intermediates and
offers a wealth of wide red runs. Another quieter spot is the
Lanersbach ski area which is now easily accessible via a new 150 man
cable car.
Advanced
Advanced skiers can make the most of the super Zillertal pass and
explore the neighbouring eleven resorts including the Hintertux
glacier, serviced by buses and trains included with lift passes.
Snowboarding
A great place for snowboarders of all ability levels. The sport is very
much here to stay in Mayrhofen, symbolised by its snowboard-friendly
policy. There is an excellent half-pipe and terrain park at Penken,
sponsored by Burton.
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