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What are some of the best ski spots in the area? Most people reading here are probably wanting to know about The PenkenPark. Established for over 25 years, this crew know how to build. With four lines from Pro to Beginner, you can pick your line and your jumps according to your ability and confidence. Each obstacle is slightly scaled up or down from the next so you can improve slightly as you go. One reason this park is so well loved vs the US parks is that the combined lap time of riding through and taking the lift is only around 7 minutes. Breckenridge by comparison is around So if you are trying to learn a trick you can hit the same line 25 times in three hours vs six times in Breck. For some reason the runs don't have fancy names like in the US but then again, this is efficiency at work here. Red 10 is a long run from the top of the 6SB Schneekar which boasts stunning views over the Wanglspitz worth savoring over breakfast or lunch. At the midway point of Red 10 you can find the FunRide Gerent run which is more boardercross than fun slope, with full tunnel and sound effects as you go down. The other fun one is to take the Tux over towards Eggalm and ski all the way down. From here you can continue your way over to Lannersbach and really experience a full day of touring. Of course, with the Mayrhofen lift pass you can connect with each of these resorts but if you buy a Zillertal Pass or Superskipass you can also take the free ski bus up to Hintertux or Zell am Ziller where you can ski a new resort pretty much everyday of your trip. And you want powder lines too, right? There are heaps of them. Best thing to do is download Fatmap and find exclusive routes from the people in the know. Where are some good places to have lunch while skiing? The food on the hill is amazing and, if you time your stops you can get away without getting caught in huge lines if you grab your lunch a little early. Recommendations would be to sample Laerchwaldhuette - a perfect meeting spot between the Penkan and Horberg lifts. Schafkopf is also great with unreal views. You should also check out the White Lounge Bar at the Ahorn for a drink in the sun its amazing and accessible on foot also. Of course the best thing in Mayrhofen is discovering the smaller huts off the beaten track, many of which are still so affordable with such a friendly welcome. Can you recommend any unique or enjoyable activities or places to go after a day of skiing? Mayrhofen offers a few great options with most hotels having their own but some worth checking out are Zillergrund Rock, The CoolNest and Hotel Bergfried in Lanersbach run by the family of legendary local Werni Stock. There is also a full pool in town with a huge one down in Fugen including slides, waves, saunas and outdoor pool. If you want to train after the hill instead of relaxing, the The Fitness Lab is in Ramsau and run by one time Burton pro Chris Kightley. Lovely guy with classes throughout the days including circuit training, TRX, boxing and more. You should also check out Kaboom in Kaltenbach which is a huge indoor facility with trampolines, skatepark, pump track and ice rink outside. So much fun and great for kids. What are some of the best places to have dinner? Personal favorites here but Ernesto's formerly landhaus Carla by the train station, Piraura and Edelweiss lounge. All over a selection of classic Austrian food with great service and a welcoming atmosphere. Nice bars? I was asked for this but I feel like we have to just go straight to two options. If you want a quieter drink and or to watch the football head to Mike's Sports Bar. Where would you suggest someone to go if they want to be productive or work while on a ski trip? I don't think Mayrhofen offers co-work spaces but that said, between the various cafes there are plenty of places to grab a spot and crank through emails. On the mountain is probably your best solution. Most mountain huts have wifi and besides the rush, plenty of space to work from. It may seem a bit counter intuitive but I have quite often gone for first lifts 8am here then at 11 worked a couple hours before finishing up a few runs at the end of the day. Can you recommend a nice place to stay while on a ski trip? This all depends on your budget. Zillertal has seen a rise in the number of more boutique and wellness hotels which, if you can afford, are amazing to stay at. Ski, wellness, dinner, sleep and repeat. Many of those listed above are great options. For the people who put more value on the number of days on the hill than stars on your hotel, get yourself on any of the sites to find a deal. Most seasonaires seem to also start or finish at Gasthof Zillertal, give them a shout as they will know the best deals for a season. All that being said… if you want an unforgettable spot, the Schafkopf offers rooms on the hill at m which is an amazing way to spend the night. Also Kristalhutte in Kaltenbach offers a similar experience. Some good shops or places to enjoy if the ski lifts shut down? So, if you want a great knowledgeable store where you can get skis and boards tuned and also with a demo fleet yes including Asmos! Another option on the mainstreet is Moreboards, give Andy the manager a servus from us! I am not much of a climber but this is a wonderful way to get into space. Follow the route the whole way up with purpose drilled hand and foot holds. You have around a 40 minute climb up to a beautiful spot for Lunch The Zimmereben with some unforgettable schnitzel. Not open in deepest winter but in the Spring you should be all good. Stiegenhaushof This place is amazing. 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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. Hi Everyone, Just booked a late trip to Mayrhofen departing in a week. Any ideas on where to go during powder days? Never snowboarded this area before so any advice to give us a head start would be greatly appreciated. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. There is a lot of op available in Mayrhofen some is easy access, some needs a short hike, some is a bit exposed and some is just nuts, but it all gets tracked out pretty quickly so get up early if it is expected. A vid from the bottom of the red line above. Heading round to the right a bit you have the run down from the top of the man gondola. The further to the right the less tracked out it becomes. Same area from a different angle, there is a nice defined route shown by the line or you can pick your way down anywhere on the circle. Now looking over to the other side of the valley I'm showing two runs down from the Schneekarhutte on the right. The leftmost is a run down from the top of the man and the one to the right of that is from the top of the Horbergjoch. The dotted circle is for hardcore only, I cant believe how quickly it gets tracked out though, I have never tried it. The next pic is just after dropping in to the leftmost line from the top of the man and the one below that is a bit further into the run. Next is the entry point at the top of the Horbergjoch just outside the lift. A vid from this point. Beware this face tends to slip a lot and from a different angle This is a pic from the top of the solid line above. There are good options either side of 27, from the top of the piste looking down you can duck under the rope on the right and go down through the rocks, or as you head down the piste veer off to the left then pretty much parallel to the run as the piste turns right and ride right down past the slalom track and rejoin at the bottom, or from the top of 27 hike along the ridge behind the Unterbergalm lift station the drop into the bowl towards run 27 or over the other side of the ridge down into death valley. This video from Jan it the point we normally hike to. Back up the Horbergjoch lift you can track down under that too. Now that is just a small sample of what is available either directly from lift or within a few mins walk of a lift. But take care as avalanches do occur in these areas, particularly up death valley. Now when you head up to the top of the Finkenberg lift there is a black 12, its not black, but there are lots of great options between that and red Now on to the last two pics, the bottom one is from Easter last year, the other is a stock pic I found. This mountain has no lift so these guys must have hiked for half a day to get there, but it looks worth it. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Absolutely first class, thanks!!! You need to Login to know who's really who. JimboS, wow, if that's not an answer then I don't know what is! Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Best answer to any forum question ever! Might have to go to mayrhofen now. You'll need to Register first of course. Offpiste has it's risks, be sure to have ski buddies with you so you get back safely. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports I must be getting old, my first thought was what a waste of a jacket!! After all it is free. JimboS wrote: Back when I was in Mayrhofen I bought a map of the local area and saw that there was a ski route marked on that mountain in the last picture. I didn't believe anyone would seriously ski it, but one day in the spring from outside Scotties I was sure I could see tracks down there. Until seeing this post from JimboS I've never been sure whether I imagined it or not! Thanks JimboS! You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. DB wrote: Offpiste has it's risks, be sure to have ski buddies with you so you get back safely. Who would have though it eh? Ski the Net with snowHeads. Just off the top of the is my fav route by far, there's a track that brings you to the back of the park then. Get there early though. Will bring you through the forest on a mtb track, you'll eventually hit the road and need to flag the bus to get back. Snow coverage was poor on this route last year. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. I assume you had checked the risk of avalanche as level -1 at your altitude and aspects You know it makes sense. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Great video there showing the variety of the terrain, shows why I just cant get enough of Da Hoff. Would be interested to hear from the experts as to whether everyone is just being lucky or is the terrain in the vid is low risk? Big slips are common down the steep sides of Death Valley but most punters don't hike along to these areas. The far wall in the distance in the vid below slips a lot and you do see lots of silps on the other walls down the valley but the don't seem to reach the normal ski areas. Youtube does show a few people getting caught in small slips but nothing that hits the news. Are they just lucky in the Valley of Death? New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! Solo Skiers v Groups - Orga Archives Lost and Found Ski Club of Great Britain To one side secret Mountain Hideout snowShops You cannot post to forums until you login You cannot read some forums until you login Read about snow conditions : snow conditions And leave your own snow report : snow report Find advice to help plan your ski holidays : ski holidays The snowHeads Ski Club : Ski Club 2. Terms and conditions Privacy Policy. Snow Reports. Last edited by Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person on Thu ; edited 1 time in total. After all it is free After all it is free. JimboS wrote:. DB wrote:. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name: Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:.

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