air travel to mayrhofen
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Innsbruck airport is easily the closest connection for those planning to visit Mayrhofen by air. Salzburg and Munich airports are both, however, within easy reach and with good road connections.
Traffic can be heavy in the Ziller valley once travellers from any direction leave the main Inn valley motorway, but road improvements in the past few years have led to a reduction in the notorious traffic jams which used to be a problem in times gone by.
Innsbruck
Airport
Innsbruck has long been known as a popular destination for ski charter flights - especially from the northern European countries - but now the introduction of new lower-fare scheduled flights from major destinations like London has made it into a real option for those flying from further afield.
The route from Innsbruck follows the main Inn valley motorway past the city in the direction of Salzburg and then turns into the Zillertal at Strass.
Salzburg
Airport
Salzburg Airport offers a good variety of charter flights in the winter months and it is a popular flight destination for visitors to ski resorts to the east of Innsbruck. Bus transfers will normally run via the country roads past St Johann and Söll in order to allow the travel companies to drop off guests for other resorts - those who have hired cars will be able to choose the more convenient option of travelling along the motorway past the Chiemsee and then down to Kufstein and into Austria to join the Inn valley motorway.
Munich
Airport
Munich Airport is again an easy journey on motorways until reaching the Ziller valley. The route skirts the city of Munich to the east and follows the motorway south to Kufstein and then west towards Innsbruck before turning into the Ziller valley.
train travel to mayrhofen
Mayrhofen Railway
Station
Train journeys require a change from the main Inn valley railway line at Jenbach railway station. From there the Ziller valley line heads from the entrance of the valley up to the resort of Mayrhofen in just under an hour. Trains stop fairly early in the evening, however.