Winter in the Zillertal
Mayrhofen Ski Resort
The Penken is synonymous with challenging runs and plenty of variety, whilst the Ahorn offers wide slopes, a leisurely experience and relaxing winter days with panoramic views.
Distance
10 minutes to the valley station
Slopes
over 140 km
Altitude
over 2,000 m
Season
December to April
The Penken offers extensive runs, snow parks and Austria’s steepest slope. The Ahorn, opposite, is quieter, wider and ideal for families and leisure skiers.
A ski storage facility at the valley station and ski schools for all ages ensure that the day is short on organisation and long on the slopes.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Mayrhofen ski resort?
In the wider ski area around Penken, Ahorn, Finkenberg, Rastkogel and Eggalm, there are a total of 142 kilometres of slopes and 61 ski lifts at your disposal.
How do I get to the Mayrhofen ski resort from my accommodation?
The Mayrhofner Bergbahnen valley stations are a 10-minute drive away. From there, the Penkenbahn, Horbergbahn or Ahornbahn will take you straight to the ski resort.
What else can I do at the ski resort apart from skiing?
As well as the ski slopes, the Ahorn and Penken offer winter walking trails, tobogganing and family-friendly activities, amongst other things. This makes Mountopolis a great choice for a winter’s day away from the traditional ski slopes.
What is the difference between Penken and Ahorn?
The Penken offers challenging runs, fun and action zones, as well as the Harakiri – one of the most famous slopes in the Zillertal. The Ahorn is quieter and is particularly suitable for leisurely skiers, families and winter walkers.
