Munich Airport to Mayrhofen

Mayrhofen sits at the end of the Zillertal — a broad, well-signposted valley that branches south from the Inn Valley at Jenbach. A private transfer from Munich Airport covers the ~157 kilometres in around 1 hour 45 minutes, making it one of the shorter ski resort transfers from MUC and one of the most straightforward: a single motorway run to Kufstein, a short stretch of the Inn Valley motorway to Jenbach, then a direct run south down the Zillertal on the B169.

In winter, Mayrhofen is home to the Zillertal Arena — 169 km of prepared runs spanning four valleys — and the Hintertux Glacier, accessible by bus or car from Mayrhofen and one of the few glaciers in Europe open for skiing year-round. Lift access from the village is direct. The resort draws a mixed crowd: families in early and late season, and a notably international, younger audience for the spring festival calendar, above all Snowbombing (6–11 April 2026), which bills itself as Europe's biggest ski and music festival. Transfers for Snowbombing fill up weeks in advance.

Summer in Mayrhofen is a different but equally busy story. The Zillertal is one of Austria's most popular hiking and cycling destinations, and the valley's cable cars run through the warmer months. Demand for transfers holds up well outside the ski season.

The cross-border crossing from Germany into Austria near Kufstein is a Schengen crossing — no routine passport control, though occasional spot checks happen on this busy corridor. Austrian motorway vignette required for the A8 and A12 sections. Most carriers include this in the quoted price; confirm at booking.