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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. I'd like to combine my next skiing holiday in late Jan Austria but resort unknown currently with days in Nuremberg and then days Munich and then head off to Ski Is it best to hire a car here in the UK, cross the water and drive straight to Nuremberg, Munich and then to Ski OR take the Euro-star to Brussels, second train to Frankfurt, hire a car at the station then drive to Nuremberg, Munich and then Ski? The latter option seems a lot more appealing.. I'm weighing up the options of hiring here or hiring there. How does the car hire in Germany compare to here in the UK? How have you found the whole process of hiring abroad? I'll hire Skis so no need for storage on the car. Is there a 'scenic' route from Munich into Austria? All advice is appreciated. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. It's a while ago, but Munich to St Anton by train was very easy, though I had the advantage of a fluent ex pat to book and guide me. Gives you the option of flying home from Munich, the airport is a fair way out but dead easy on the urban rail S Bahn I think. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? I would use the trains. You need to Login to know who's really who. Driving from the UK to Germany is not very pleasurable in winter. If you are planning on returning to the UK from Austria, you could fly back direct from Salzburg, Innsbruck or Munich, dropping the car off at the airport. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Most companies don't allow you to take UK hire cars abroad. Same the other way. And if you find one, theres usually a limit on mileage. You'll need to Register first of course. The chances of getting a uk hire car with winter tyres are slim to zero. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Egg wrote: I would use the trains. The only thing will be finding a resort of choice that is accessible by train from Munich. After all it is free. NewSki wrote: Mr. I could train it to Nuremberg, then from there train it to Munich. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. The car would be sitting doing nothing when I'm skiing! I could use it to travel to other resorts but I prefer Skiing into them. Ski the Net with snowHeads. It's not a scenic journey once you get into Germany, but other than holdups around Munich it's pretty quick. The trains are very efficient and well priced too and many ski areas have accessible train stations. Fill yer boots! If you fly into Munich, you could get a FlixBus to Nuremberg. The extra time the bus takes, you save by not having to make your way to Munich centre. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. NewSki , this is a very easy itinerary no need for car hire unless you have a preference for driving. If you are going to be using the trains a fair bit then it might be worth getting a Bahn card, you can get a 3 month one and there are various levels of discount available. If you prefer to fly then Munich is probably the best bet though Frankfurt is a little easier for train connections. No issue hiring a car. You could hire a car in Munich simply for the ski part all German hire cars come with suitable tyres. If you go for a hire car get excess insurance before you go look for insurance4carhire As to potential ski resorts we really need a bit more information on the sort of places you like. Scenic route from Munich - not sure there is any particular route I would suggest. The main autobahn route A8 then either along the Inntal or continue towards Salzburg is actually very scenic in parts. If you want to drive to a fairly remote spot you could look at Warth part of the Arlberg , which involves a long drive up the Lechtal to one of the snowiest parts of the alps. 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. Hi NewSki , I like your thread as I used to work in Nuremberg and go skiing in Austria most weekends during the season. The season would start in November with a long weekend in Hintertux or Stubai. Then end up at Whitsun on another sunny Glacier. Its a two to three hour drive from Nuremberg airport to the Zillertal villages, that was when there is no traffic about. I've managed to get to Kitzbuel in 90mins a coupe of times. Nuremberg is a very quaint old walled town and you'll need 3 or 4 days to take it in. I don't know Munchen very well at all I'm afraid. But what I've seen of it looks great. I went that way by train this year as my wife has gone off flying. We've been the Brussels route before but this time we went via Paris You'll have fun working with timetables Have a look at Seat Its cheapest to book your Journey 2 months in advance with DBbahn, but for reasonably priced tickets Eurostar needs to be booked well in advance. The German railways offer fantastic deals on single journeys booked in advance from or to a country just outside Germany, and there is often only a small fee to upgrade to 1st Class. Now … where are you going to ski? From Munich it's so easy, you can rent a car. I have the feeling that you are in the states? I know in the states its quite normal to drive long distances to the resorts, in Europe we tend to stay in the resort at the foot of the hills and just walk or bus to the lifts. It is quite handy to have a car if you are resort hopping, and I believe you can buy a lift pass that covers a whole host of ski areas in the Tyrol. If you have time do Ischgl and St Anton. You're going to have a great time. You know it makes sense. You must have been driving like a mad thing! Usually it's 2 hours. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Nuremberg to Kufstein is miles according to RAC routeplanner. That's at least half an hour from Kitz no matter what the traffic. To complete an average of miles in the first hour I would say is impossible. You might hit MPH but average, totally lunacy. On a bad day, Munchen Flughafen to Kufstein could be 3 hours via the A For a more scenic route, try going cross-country via Wasserburg to Rosenheim where on the way you'll see some nice rolling countryside with traditional Bavarian villages. If you are driving in that direction anyway, the first 'proper' ski resort you'll come to is the Skiwelt, which in January is worth serious consideration. By train, Skiwelt is easily accessible with a free shuttle bus from Kufstein, while Brixen, Kitzbuhel and Kirchberg have stations as do Zell am See and several others. It was a long time ago the 90s , maybe the 90 minute one was an aberration. It must have been 2. The fast time that sticks in my mind was coming back quite early on the Sunday afternoon when I had to get someone back to the airport in Nuremberg. I worked in Thurn und Taxis Stasse, so just a couple of minutes to the motorway. And you could belt down those motorways. I remember one squiggly bit of Autobahn which had kmh limit on it.. But you are right.. I could not have done it in 90mins NewSki should be going to at least as far as Munchen by train, he does not need a car in either Nuremberg or Munich I imagine OK you guys are the current regulars down the, what the story with lift passes? I suppose it depend how long he's going to spend skiing.. I remember back in February noticing something about a 'Super' multi area pass was available. You guys will know more about that. Yes it makes more sense to go by train.. I had better get on with some work rather than day dreaming about sunny train rides in panorama wagons through snowy skinery by frozen lakes to fabulous pistes. Alpine Express Zurich to Graz. I'm not much good at posting photos either. My last trip to St Anton in February was in the very same train from Innsbruck in the very pleasant Swiss panorama car, I was due to go again the day they shut everything down! Quote: I'm not much good at posting photos either. DrLawn , me neither i dont know how to do it. We sneaked under the wire and went out on the 5th of Feb, really was great. I tried to visit some of my old haunts but we were too tired and hungry. So we had a meet up in the restaurant car. I've never had any success of putting photos on Snowheads.. Have you ever rode the 'Bernina Express'? I see if you play the DBahn game on that.. I've been on it from Portoscovo towards St Moritz and back. Love to do it again. Not much work getting done today. Markymark29 , I'm getting to become a right old 'Train Spotter' these days me and the misses took our bikes on the train to Norwich a couple of weeks ago. The train from Cambridge was brilliant as well as on time Even the 12 carriage one that goes to Brighton seems to have us and two others on it. Wouldn't a car hired in the UK have the steering wheel on the right side? Driving on the right side of the road, is that more or less difficult than driving a car where the steering wheel is on the 'wrong side' but the control is in the familiar place, vs steering wheel on the 'proper' side of the road but controls in unfamiliar places? Always preferable cos it's very easy to drift onto the wrong side of the road with a UK car in Europe, especially when alone on a country road. Dont overdo the idea of the free shuttle from Kifstein to Skiwelt Soll. A slightly leisurely start and I think it leaves Soll about 4pm so you need a bit of headroom to get back there so not a huge days skiing if, for example, you wanted to link to Kitzbuhel. By train I would certainly recommend Kitzbuhel and Kirchberg, you have to change, Mayrhofen and its various satellites, via the narrow gauge railway, Zell am See, the Badgasteins, St Anton, Innsbruck various resorts but then reliant on shuttles to most of the resorts or for a real adventure maybe the Dolomites, others will know the rail means. There really are lots of possibilities. Steilhang wrote: abc , it's surprisingly easy to adjust to controls on the other side. Perhaps more so if the road had no center marking. Granted, having the control on the wrong place may actually serve to remind oneself to stay on the wrong side of the road though. I did drift into the wrong side of the road once, and got a blast of horn while I hurry to steer away from the front grill of an oncoming truck! On a lonely country road in Scotland. Could have been nasty. NewSki , is this a Third Reich memorial tour? Taking in the Nazi Parade Grounds in Nuremberg, the site of the Burgerbraukeller in Munich where the Putsch was planned, the infamous concentration camp at Dachau and perhaps a sneaky detour to the Fuhrer's Austrian birthplace in Braunau am Inn before they turn it into a Police Station?? But seriously, I'm sure there are other places of interest in those locations!! In normal non-COVID times, I'd take a flight to Nuremberg, the flights are usually reasonable prices compared to inflated ones on winter weekends into Munich and hyperinflated ones into Salzburg and Innsbruck. There is a scenic detour route from Munich into Austria. Slip off the A8 down past Tegernsee then through the border to Achensee. If it's a nice day, be sure to stop for refreshments at the Cafe-Restaurant Bergkristall with its fabulous view overlooking Achensee, Pertisau and the Karwendel range. Just depends which part of Austria you're heading to, but it would work for Zillertal. Hi luigi Its quite interesting having a visit to the Zepelinfeld, I would recommend it. It has a strange atmosphere and you can almost feel the evil coming out of the ground late on a cold winter night. There is or was a museum there all about the horrors of the 's. Worth a visit. The snag is.. I don't know enough about Munich. I'll go back one day Trains and public transport generally have worse services on sundays in Austria as I have found in the past. Otherwise a good recommendation as Salzburg airport is not nearly as close to a disorganised cattle market on a Sunday. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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