You can reach us by car from the nearest major cities Munchen, Salzburg, Vienna and Innsbruck.


Arriving from Munchen. Driving instructions:

The distance from Munchen to Mayrhofen is 158 km.

6km after leaving Munchen, turn left on A8 towards Salzburg, Nurnberg and Munchen and drive 58km. 25 km on A93 / E45 and you will reach the Austrian border.
Later head on A12 / E45 / E60 and drive for 40km.
Exit 39 is the right one to get you out from there, afterwards at the roundabout take B181 towards Bundesstraße for some 800m and close to Strass im Zillertal, head on B169.
30km more and you will arrive in Mayrhofen.


Driving from Salzburg, follow the route:

From Salzburg to Mayrhofen are 178 km.

Leave Salzburg and after 4km take B155 and then A1 / E60.
9km more and you will enter into Germany.
A8 / E52 is the right highway - drive for 70km.
Then 25 km on A93 and you will enter into Austria.
A12 / E45 / E60 (40km), B181 (800m), B169 (30km) and you will arrive in Mayrhofen.


Driving from Vienna

The distance between Vienna and Mayrhofen is 474 km. Follow the instructions:

Leave Vienna and after 15km take B1, then A1 for 292km.
German border is the next point, after which you have to head on A8 / E52 (70 km).
25 km on A93and you will enter into Austria.
Then head on A12 / E45 /E60, B181 (800m), B169 (30km) and you will reach Mayrhofen.


Driving from Innsbruck

The distance Innsbruck-Mayrhofen is 73km. Follow the driving instructions:

3km after Innsbruck, take B182 for a kilometer, then A13 / E45 for about 4km and A12 / E45 / E60 for 35km.
B181 for 700m, B169 for 30km and you will arrive in Mayrhofen.


Some info for Mayrhofen:
Mayrhofen is situated in the Ziller valley, Tyrol. The valleys offer excellent walking on specially prepared trails to the neighbouring villages of Finkenberg and Brandberg. With an experienced guide and snow-shoes you can head off the beaten track to enjoy marvelous ridges and summits.


Local Transport: Services up and down the valley are available by bus and train, some of the trains are pulled by steam locomotives. Bus services can take you into the other valleys, and cable cars give access to the higher ground.


By rail:
Rail connections are available, but the most popular way of getting to Mayrhofen is by bus or car. The train operates on a single small track and for that reason direct rail service is not available from the airport and passengers must switch to a train or bus at Jenbach (the nearest mainline, approximately 20km away from Mayrhofen).


By air:
From Salzburg Airport the advice is to catch the number 2 airport bus to the central railway station (scheduled at every 15 mins) and then take a mainline train to the Jenbach station. The onward journey to Mayrhofen takes about two hours.


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