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	Mayrhofen Austria Skiing Holidays
		Mayrhofen is located at the end of the long flat Ziller valley and is one of Austria's best-known ski resorts.
		Mayrhofen certainly has a rich history in catering first for city-dwellers who wanted to visit the mountains for the scenery and the clean air in the summer and later for sports enthusiasts who took to the mountain slopes in the winter.
		The town itself is quite busy and lively during the day and at night, and, although the main traffic is kept away from the centre, the buses and taxis still do a roaring trade with people staying here and visiting from the other resorts in the Zillertal.
	www.ski-austria.com /mayrhofen/index.php (325 words)

	Mayrhofen, Austria
		Mayrhofen has a long standing place in the upper ranks of the world's winter sports resorts, blessed as it is with extensive ski areas.
		The town's location in the wide and flat bottomed Ziller Valley adds to its appeal, as the Valley is famous for the classical beauty of the surrounding mountains.
		The buildings in the town are almost all of traditional Tyrolean chalet design (albeit on a giant scale in some cases) giving the resort itself a natural ambience and a picturesque image in common with its surroundings.
	www.skideals.com /skiresortdetails.asp?skiresort=Mayrhofen (522 words)

	Mayrhofen Ski and Piste Map
		Mayrhofen is largest resort in the Zillertal valley in the Tyrol mountains in Austria.
		Mayrhofen lies at 650 meters between the Penken and the Ahorn mountains which provide ski runs in the winter and hiking and mountain biking in the summer.
		Above the town, and above the snow layer, is the Hintertux glacier, which means that skiing is available all year round.
	www.panoramicearth.com /index.php?europe/austria/mayrhofen (837 words)

	Mayrhofen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mayrhofen is a town in the Zillertal (Ziller river valley) of Tyrol, Austria.
		Mayrhofen sits between the Penken and the Ahorn mountains which provide ski runs in the winter and hiking and mountain biking in the summer.
		Mayrhofen is only a short drive away from the Tyrolean capital city of Innsbruck.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mayrhofen (244 words)

	Mayrhofen - Resort guides - Ski & board - Travel - Virgin.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen is one of the biggest, most highly regarded resorts in the world, as much for its abundance of skiable terrain as for the variety of après-ski activities.
		Indeed, living costs are relatively cheap at Mayrhofen, though too many nights on the town can burn a hole in the wallet very quickly, with booze as notoriously expensive as most northern European countries.
		Getting to Mayrhofen does not take as long as the 105 mile distance from Munich airport may suggest, with the world famous autobahn, the highway without a speed limit, the chosen route of most visitors.
	www.virgin.net /travel/skiboard/resortguides/mayrhofen.html (391 words)

	Mayrhofen \| ski holidays and ski resort information - Mayrhofen, Austria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In truth however, the ski area at Mayrhofen is extremely impressive with an expanded ski terrain and improved ski lifts.
		The ski area at Mayrhofen is one of the easiest of the big ski areas to get co-ordinated in, due to the neighbouring peaks and valley in between containing most of the ski terrain.
		Mayrhofen is anything but quiet, it has some of the best après ski in Austria with a mix of nationalities partying until dawn.
	www.ski-mayrhofen.com (590 words)

	www.born2ski.com FOR ALL THE LATEST INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen is a sprawling cheerful resort set in the beautiful Zillertal valley, linked to the smaller neighbouring Finkenberg and a bus ride from the year round glacier resort of Hintertux.
		There main lift base stations are the Penken, which is near the centre of the town and the Ahorn which is a short walk up to the southern edge of the resort.
		Mayrhofen sells itself as a family resort and their children's tuition is reported to be good.
	www.born2ski.com /guidereport.asp?ResortID=29&ResortName=Mayrhofen (772 words)

	Ski Mayrhofen \| ski holiday and ski resort hotels in Mayrhofen, Austria
		Mayrhofen has long been associated with its thriving après ski scene and yet this reputation has gone someway to distracting from its excellent ski terrain.
		The Mayrhofen ski area is impressive, one of the best in Austria and is backed up by the nearby Hintertux glacier which offers year round skiing and a snow guarantee for early or late ski holidays in Mayrhofen.
		On the downside the Mayrhofen still lacks a ski out, with the only route back to the valley via one of the neighbouring ski resorts and whilst the ski lift out of Mayrhofen has been improved massively, it still remains the only feasible way up to the main ski area.
	skiingaustria.co.uk /austria/tirol/austrian-ski-resort/mayrhofen.html (400 words)

	Mayrhofen Guide in UK Net Guide: Travel & Holidays
		The resort is a town itself and has proved to be very popular with British skiers and snowboarders looking to let off some steam over the winter period, with some impressive skiing going hand in hand with a hectic nightlife.
		Perhaps one of the greatest attractions of Mayrhofen is the huge array of activities that exist in the town when you down your skis or board at the end of the day.
		As a large town there are a host of shops, restaurants and bars to keep all members of the family busy, and the resort does well to strike a balance between catering for the young whilst also focussing on entertainment for families.
	www.uknetguide.co.uk /Travel/Article/Mayrhofen.html (613 words)

	Mayrhofen Layout
		Considering that many feel Austria is the last bastion of T-bars, virtually all of Mayrhofen can be skied using only chairlifts, gondolas and the cable car.
		From Mayrhofen, you will access the main ski area by either the Penkenbahn or the Horbergbahn.
		Both are connected with all hotels in the town by a shuttlebus plying the route every 15 minutes during the winter.
	skisnowboardeurope.com /mayrhofen/layout.html (680 words)

	All Mountain Vacations
		Mayrhofen is a small town nestled in the Ziller Valley and surrounded by the steep mountains of the Austrian Alps.
		The vast region of Mayrhofen and the Ziller Valley includes over 150 lifts, with vertical drops of up to 4,500 feet, terrain for beginners to experts, and numerous on-slope restaurants and bars.
		Mayrhofen itself consists of three main ski areas: the Penkenjoch, the Horberg-Gerent, and the Ahorn.
	www.all-mountain.com /skiingnew/indflyer.asp?id=57 (245 words)

	Mayrhofen - World Snowboard Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen is situated in the Ziller Valley, and although it's a fairly unassuming resort, it offers some of the best riding in the area.
		Mayrhofen is linked with Finkenberg and Hippach which have a healthy snowboard presence, as well as stupidly large amounts of package tour ski groups.
		In the early days, Mayrhofen had the reputation of being a bit of a hard boot carver's place; this has changed however, and today there's a good influx of freeriders and freestylers checking out the terrain.
	www.worldsnowboardguide.com /resorts/austria/Mayrhofen/index.cfm (226 words)

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		Mayrhofen is the largest of the resorts covered by the 'Zillertal Superski' pass, with 101km of runs.
		Mayrhofen's own skiing is on two separate mountains and the overall difficulty of getting to the runs is one of the area's biggest failings.
		Mayrhofen is very popular with the British, either young crowds looking for good nightlife, or families looking to exploit the excellent childcare facilities.
	www.ifyouski.com /Resorts/View/?objectid=337004 (108 words)

	Ski and snowboard at Mayrhofen, Hintertux Tuxertal in Zillertal Austria
		Mayrhofen is one of the most beautifully situated resorts in Austria.
		This is a resort where the ski runs are high above the town and skiers normally come back to town by the gondolas or by bus from one of the outlying higher-altitude villages.
		Mayrhofen Tourism, Europahaus in Mayrhofen, Dursterstrasse 225, A-6290 Mayrhofen, Austria
	skisnowboardeurope.com /mayrhofen/index.html (523 words)

	Ski jobs, courses & lets in Mayrhofen - Austria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen is quite a small town but there are lots of hotels and nightclubs etc, all geared towards the tourists so there is a good chance of getting work.
		Mayrhofen has quite a reputation in the snowboard world due to the fact that a lot of professional snowboarders train here in the summer up on the glacier.
		What makes Mayrhofen such a great place to spend a season, along with the snowboarding and skiing, is the nightlife and the people you meet.
	www.seasonworkers.com /fe/SkiJobs/resorts/resortreviews.asp?ResortID=19 (431 words)

	Ski Mayrhofen, Austria - Skiing and Snowboarding in the Austrian Ski Resort
		The Austrian ski resort of Mayrhofen is part of the Zillertal Ski Area with access to 52 individual pistes.
		Apart from Mayrhofen itself (146km of pistes) the ski lift pass allows you to ski in the other Zillertal ski resorts of Finkenberg, Fügen, Hintertux, Kaltenbach and Zell am Ziller.
		Mayrhofen is very highly rated by Snowboarders and there is a Snow Park.
	www.j2ski.com /ski_resorts/Austria/Mayrhofen.html (314 words)

	Mayrhofen, Holidays Austria, Holiday in Austria, Holidays Europe, holidaysaustria.com, Ski-europe, Skiing Austria, Ski ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The resort stands at the head of the Ziller valley, from where four gorge-like upland valleys (known as Grunde) fan out: the Zillergrund, the Stillupptal, the Zemmgrund and the Tuxertal - the first three are part of the protected "Zillertaler Hauptkamm" recreation area.
		Mayrhofen sits at an altitude of 630 meters and is situated at the gateway to the Ziller valley alps, where the Ziller valley divides into its four side valleys; the Zillergrund, Stilluptal, Zemmgrund and Tuxertal.
		For over a century Mayrhofen has been well known as the ideal starting point for rambles and climbing tours among the Ziller Valley Alps and can be justifiably called "a hiker's paradise".
	www.holidaysaustria.com /mayrhofn/mayrhofn.htm (419 words)

	Welcome to Mayrhofen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Charming Mayrhofen in Zillertal valley is situated in the heart of Tirol.
		The town offers an enticing variety of summer sports for all ages and interests including everything from skiing to hiking, from snowboarding to cycling, from mountain biking to paragliding and much more.
		"Mayrhofen - a town steeped in tradition, a town full of international flair, a town for all ages and interests!"
	homes.tiscover.com /project/mayrhofen/index...2.html?_p=home (105 words)

	Three Austrian ski resorts - Europe - MSNBC.com
		No, if you arrive in Mayrhofen, you probably intend to stay a while, and the locals will do their best to make it a pleasant stay.
		After passing through 10-kilometer-long Tuxertal valley (which is connected by lifts with Mayrhofen), you’ll reach the glacier, which is isolated at the end of the road.
		This is a resort where the ski runs are high above the town and skiers usually come back to town by gondola or by bus from one of the higher-altitude villages.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/10252429/page/3 (589 words)

	RSN Austria - Ziller Valley/Mayrhofen
		One of Austria's top resorts and the largest community in the Tyrol, Mayrhofen has managed to retain the ambience and architectural integrity of a traditional Tyrolean village.
		Mayrhofen has much better than average off-slope attractions.
		The resort's apres ski scene is one of the livliest in the Alps with a wide range of bars and discos.
	www.rsn.com /resorts/atmayrhofen/profile_stats.html (238 words)

	Welcome to Crystal Active Holidays - Austria, Mayrhofen
		Mayrhofen is one of Austria’s liveliest resorts with a reputation for high adrenaline activities and stunning scenery.
		The town centre retains a traditional look but you have plenty of shops, bars and restaurants to choose from in the attractive pedestrianised area.
		From Mayrhofen you have immediate access to over 200 kms of marked trails, many of which are in the Zillertaler Alps National Park.
	www.crystalactive.co.uk /destinations/austria/mayrhofen/mayrhofen.html (459 words)

	MAYRHOFEN.AT -Albin Moroder
		Mayrhofen's own artist, Professor Albin Moroder, received the honour of being commissioned to create an appropriate memorial for this space from the town council in 2002.
		Following completion of the generating station of the Tauernkraftwerke AG, the Mayrhofen sculptor, Professor Albin Moroder was commissioned to create a sculpture for the green area in front of the generating station, showing the harnessing of energy.
		The Idea: To depict the wildness of water through a raging horse, that is reined back by the spirit of man so that it can be sensibly used.
	www.mayrhofen.at /index.php?id=134&L=2 (304 words)

	Mayrhofn, Skiaustria.com, Ski-europe, Skiing in Austria, Ski Austria, Austrian Ski Resorts, Austrian Ski Hotels ...
		Mayrhofen, Finkenberg and Zell am Ziller joined forces with the rest of the skiing in the Ziller and Tux valleys to become part of one most impressive ski area.
		If memory serves it is less extensive than it's counterpart on the other side of the road, and although lacking in challenge, it provides a splendid playground for skiers looking to build confidence and experience and have fun at the same time.
		There is a pretty good night life and aprés ski scene in Mayrhofen, with something on hand for all tastes and budgets.
	www.skiaustria.com /mayrhofn/maystory.htm (356 words)

	European Camping Trip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Zell-am-Ziller (town of Zell on the Ziller River) is a village on the road south of the main highway on the way to Mayrhofen at the end of the road in the mountains.
		The open country yielded no parking because the farmers had built their high wooden fences right at the edge of the paving, not yielding an inch of pastureland - and the roads themselves were quite narrow.
		In the town of Mayrhofen, crowded and hectic, there were a few parking lots - but at hotels and marked "Parking - nur fur Gaste".
	hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu /Nave-html/eurcamp/Jun191.html (727 words)

	Snowbombing 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		That was until a bunch of culture-starved snow junkies decided that for one week at least the traditional sausage music, yodelling, and Euro-cheese of Austria would be replaced by a festival of brain-freezing beats from some of the continent’s finest dance and DJ talent.
		The town is built on a passion for music and dancing into the night, as well as the obvious snow sports connection, and the locals love an international event being staged here.
		While communities across the UK shudder at the thought of a festival taking place under their noses, for the people of Mayrhofen this week-long event is a great spectacle of what the town can achieve and prove to the rest of Europe.
	www.virtual-festivals.com /festivals/article.cfm?articleid=2593 (999 words)

	Cantabrica, lakes and mountains activity holiday to Mayrhofen, Austrian Tyrol, great value chalet accommodation (via ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen has a wide choice of activities for the energetic and a wonderful relaxing atmosphere for those who prefer a more leisurely pace.
		Chalet Alex is situated a short walk from the Tourist Office, Church Square and town centre.
		This traditional detached Austrian chalet is set in a peaceful, wooded location, perfect for getting away from it all and yet only a short walk into the town centre.
	www.cantabrica.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /mayrhofen.asp (824 words)

	Welcome to Thomson Lakes and Mountains - Resort Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mayrhofen is superbly located in the heart of the lush green Ziller Valley.
		In Mayrhofen, you’ll find a whole variety of activities, including white water rafting and canyoning, plus summer skiing on the Hintertux glacier nearby.
		For those seeking a more relaxing holiday, Mayrhofen’s charming village centre is overflowing with terrace cafés and craft shops, and the town exudes a very sociable atmosphere.
	www.thomsonlakesandmountains.co.uk /resort.asp?sku=470 (429 words)

	Tirol: Strass - Traveler Reviews - Convenient town centre and Gondola location - TripAdvisor
		The town has plenty of shops, and the mountain slopes were adequate although we skiied them out by day 5.
		Mayrhofen is very pretty and has all the basic shops that you would want.
		The hotel is in the centre of mayrhofen, ideally situated for cable cars and local transport.
	tripadvisor.com /ShowUserReviews-g190442-d500764-r4440909-Strass-Tir... (1730 words)

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