Mayrhofen Inghams Walking Group Holiday

The guide price is based on two people staying on a half-board basis, for seven nights at the Hotel Kramerwirt in Mayrhofen in a standard room, departing on 23 May 26 from Manchester airport.

Supplements for alternative flights, flight routes, and room types may apply. Prices are correct at the time of publishing on XX Oct 25 but are subject to change based on availability. Please call for the most up-to-date pricing and availability before booking.

Start the day with the Inghams Welcome Walkabout where you’ll meet your Destination Experts and get to know what there is to do in and around Mayrhofen. Afterwards, there’ll be some free time to explore the village – there’s plenty of great cafes to dive into for a bit of lunch. Or, take a stroll along the river,  head up one of the lifts for some panoramic views of the Zillertal or enjoy some relaxation in the Kramerwirt spa.

After dinner, it’s time to head to Mike’s Sportsbar for the quiz night, where you’ll be in teams with your fellow guests, to test your general knowledge and getting to know new people. 

Today, take part on this very popular walk in the private valley of Stilluptal. It's an easy stroll starting from the Grüne Wand Hut at the end of the picturesque valley. The route follows the Waterfall Way along the edge of the river to the brightly coloured Stillup Reservoir. The clue is in the name, and along the way you'll spot numerous waterfalls cascading down the valley sides. There will be a stop where you can buy refreshments or lunch.

• Grade: easy (basic fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 8km
• Walking time: approx. 2.5 hours
• Ascent/descent: 20m ascent and 330m descent
• Terrain: mainly gravel track, forest path or quiet road (may be a little uneven in places)
• Useful information: there will be a lunch stop (payable locally) and the private bus is required at the start and end of the walk (payable locally).

The Wimmertal is a quiet mountain valley, with a patchwork of picturesque alpine meadows and forests. Our route first takes us from the village of Ried on a wide, gentle path alongside the Gerlosbach stream. Then we head through forests and alpine meadows up to the Wimmertal snack hut where you can buy lunch. Along the way we'll pass mountain farms, and enjoy wonderful mountain views.

• Grade: easy (basic fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 8km
• Walking time: approx. 3 hours
• Ascent/descent: 214m ascent and 251m descent
• Terrain: mainly gravel track, forest path or single-track footpath (can be quite uneven in places)
• Useful information: There will be a lunch stop at the Wimmertal snack hut (payable locally) and the public bus and train is required at the start and end of the walk (payable locally).

Explore a different part of the Ziller Valley on this walk from the top of the Spieljoch lift in Fügen. The route passes through forests and mountain landscapes with spectacular views along the way - keep a look out for wildflowers and the occasional marmot. There'll be a stop at the Gartlalm Hut where you can buy lunch.

• Grade: moderate (reasonable fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 11km
• Walking time: approx. 3.5 hours
• Ascent/descent: 290m ascent and 685m descentTerrain: mainly rocky single-track footpath or gravel track (can be quite uneven in places)
• Useful information: there will be a lunch stop at the Gartlalm hut (payable locally), the public bus is required at the start and end of the walk and the Spieljoch gondola is required at the start of the walk (all payable locally).

Today’s walk stays closer to Mayrhofen, starting from the town and following a nice, forested footpath up to the Steinerkogel hut, from where you get the most spectacular view of the town and valley beyond. 

• Grade: moderate (reasonable fitness and sure-footedness required)
• Distance: 6km
• Walking time: approx. 3.5 hours
• Ascent/descent: 650m
• Terrain: mainly gravel track, forest path, single track footpath or quiet road (can be a quite uneven in places)
• Useful information: there will be a stop at the Steinerkogel hut where you can buy lunch or a snack (payable locally).

If you have time after the walk, you could explore the town, or perhaps take the Penken lift up higher for more mountain views.

Today is a free day to relax or explore as much as you want, soak up the last of the mountain atmosphere and enjoy all the views. Head up the Penken lift for a stroll, or explore further afield by taking the bus to the Schlegeis Reservoir or Hintertux Glacier. Or, find a cosy spot in the Kramerwirt spa and relax with your book, the view from the rooftop whirlpool is quite special. Check out our things to do for more ideas to fill your last day in Mayrhofen.

Walking routes will depend on the weather, guide availability, and group size, and as such are subject to change. Full details of the walks will be provided on arrival. Some may require payment to cover the cost of local transport. Walks are not suitable for under 12s and under 18s must be accompanied by an adult throughout the walk. It is your responsibility to ensure the walk is appropriate for you and that you are fully insured. Our local guides will have the final say. Please see the Important Information section of our booking conditions for full details.