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Walk the scenic trails of Mayrhofen on an unforgettable Inghams Walking Group Holiday

Discover the joy of walking together in some of Europe’s most spectacular landscapes. This Inghams-hosted walking holiday is open to anyone who fancies a week in the mountains with a friendly group. It’s perfect for solo travellers, couples and friends who enjoy meeting new people and exploring somewhere beautiful at a relaxed, easy pace.

This new-for-2026 experience won’t stay quiet for long so get in early and claim your place on the trail.

Included in your Mayrhofen group walking holiday

  • Four Inghams Guided Walks
  • Inghams Quiz Night
  • On holiday support and tailored advice from our Destination Experts based in Mayrhofen
  • Inghams Digital Resort Guide with things to do, walks and useful information on holiday
  • Flights from the UK, transfers and 7 nights accommodation in 4* Alpenhotel Kramerwirt on a half board basis, departing on 23rd May 2026. 

Cosy Tyrolean rooms in a peaceful, central location

What to expect

We will take you to some of the most scenic spots in the Zillertal Valley. We keep the group small, with just 20 guests, so it feels welcoming from the very first walk. Our expert guides lead the way, and there are plenty of shared moments on the trails that make the whole trip feel special. It is a brilliant way to get to know Mayrhofen and enjoy the outdoors with people who love it as much as you do.

There’s also time built in for you to explore on your own, or simply enjoy the mountain atmosphere in between.

Evenings are relaxed and sociable, with plenty of time to chat over dinner and swap stories from the trail. You’ll also have the chance to join our Inghams Quiz Night, which always brings lots of laughs. Whether you’re travelling solo, with a partner, or with friends, it’s a well-balanced week with great walking, plenty of free time, and the kind of company that makes everything more enjoyable.

Inghams Walking Group Holiday itinerary

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 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).
Stilluptal

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).
Spieljoch Hochfügen

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.

Steinerkogel View

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.

How to book your place on our Mayrhofen group walking holiday

Prices from £1,199pp - Departs on 23rd May 2026. 

Price shown above based on two people staying on a half-board basis, for seven nights at the Hotel Kramerwirt in Mayrhofen in a superior room, departing on 23 May 26 from Manchester airport.

Simply give our walking specialists a call to plan and book.

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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 superior room, departing on 23 May 26 from Manchester airport.

Prices start from £1,199pp and are subject to change based on availability. Supplements may apply for alternative flights, flight routes, and room types and the package is open to adults only. There is no single supplement for solo guests in the single/twin for sole use rooms. Travel must be on selected flights from one of the following airports: London Gatwick, Newcastle, Birmingham, Manchester, or Glasgow. To book, please call our Walking Specialists and quote 'Inghams Walking Week'. This package is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offer. We reserve the right to amend or withdraw this offer at any time without notice.

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.

Guided walks 

Early booking is strongly recommended as spaces are limited. All walks are subject to availability of local guides, weather conditions and maximum numbers. Planned routes are subject to change. Full details of the walks with the meeting points and routes will be provided to you on arrival. In some instances there may be a small charge for local transport that is payable locally. In resorts where the walks run over more than two days, the day of the walk will be allocated to you by your Destination Expert in your welcome meeting. Where we cannot confirm your preferred option in resort, we will endeavour to offer an alternative subject to the above conditions.

Please ensure you are comfortable with the grade of walk, planned distance covered and terrain before booking. The decision of the guide on the suitability of the walk for you is final and no compensation will be paid where the guide believes, in their professional opinion, that it is not suitable. Please ensure you are well-equipped for the walk have suitable clothing and footwear. Walks are not recommended for guests under 12 years. Any guests under 18 years will need to be accompanied by an adult.

Your accommodation in Mayrhofen

Alpenhotel Kramerwirt is one of Mayrhofen’s most charming hotels, run by the friendly Hans-Jörg and Marieka Kröll. Just minutes from the train, bus, and Penkenbahn lift, it’s the perfect base for exploring the mountains or valleys. Borrow the hotel’s rucksacks, walking poles, and binoculars before heading out, then return to relax in the spa or rooftop whirlpool with stunning views. Delicious home-made schnitzel, farmer’s buffets, and must-try krapfen make every meal a treat.

Enjoy cosy Tyrolean rooms in a peaceful, central location

Things to do in Mayrhofen

At 3,250 metres this is the highest point you can get to on the lifts and, as you can imagine, the views are amazing from up here. The Nature's Ice Palace is a fascinating day out, exploring the depths of the Hintertux Glacier from within the ice where you'll find sparkling ice crystals, stalactites and even a glacial lake.

Ahorn Genussplatz Mayrhofen Copyright Frank Bauer Www.Frankbauer.Com Www.Mayhofen.At

Stride the stepping stones, dip your feet into the Ahornsee lake and wander the family-friendly leisure trail on the Ahorn mountain. Most of the paths on this mountain are pushchair-friendly, and there’s plenty of spots to relax and enjoy the view while the children splash, climb and play. Young adventurers can also tick off their first summit at the Filzenkogel, which is around one hour from the top of the Ahorn lift.

Image: (copyright Frank Bauer)

Penken Bike Park Copyright Frank Bauer Www.Frankbauer.Com Www.Mayhofen.At

As well as all the family-friendly walking trails you’ll find on the Penken mountain (many of which are pushchair-friendly) you can take bikes on the lift, and there’s plenty of trails to explore. You can also try mountain scooting or discover one of the mountain play areas – one of them at Penkenjoch has an eight-metre-tall wooden bear.

Image: (copyright Frank Bauer)

Mayrhofen Ahornsee

Water enthusiasts of all ages will love the Zillertal with its six outdoor pools and adventure bathing lakes throughout the mountains. Slides and splash pools at the Mayrhofen and nearby Hippach pools will delight families with young children.

At the adventure pool in Mayrhofen, there’s heaps of indoor and outdoor fun to be had, with slides, a crazy river, and multiple pools to enjoy, plus plenty of space for relaxing. It's the perfect activity on a summer holiday! A pleasant walk down the valley, following the river path will get you to the outdoor pool at Hippach, which is great fun for little ones with slides, a large pool, children’s pool, and grassy areas to run around. There's also the Ahornsee bathing lake at the top of the Ahornbahn lift where children can splash and play while parents relax and take in the view.

Mayrhofen Zillertal Cycle Trail Copyright Zillertal Tourismus Heiko Mandl

With 1,300 kilometres of routes, the Zillertal is heaven for biking, whether on gravel, bumpy single-track trails or quiet mountain roads. Hire an e-bike and ride up into the Stilluptal to enjoy this picture-perfect private valley, or head to the more challenging single-track trails for some adrenaline-packed downhill action. The Penken Mountain’s FunSportStation is made for young thrill-seekers. There’s a bike park with mini electric motorcycles to play around on. If the children are into scooters, here’s where you can step it up a level by trying out the ‘mountain scooter’ that handles trickier terrain more like a mountain bike. The whole family can head out onto the trails on mountain scooters (once everyone’s got to grips with it).

Image: (copyright Zillertal Tourismus Heiko Mandl)

Tubing Near Mayrhofen Copyright Dominic Ebenbichler Www.Mayrhofen.At

The River Ziller flows the length of the Zillertal, and provides plenty of opportunities for fun.

Get kitted out with a wetsuit and boots and hit the water on a family rafting adventure on the on the calmer sections, or try out river-tubing or canyoning. Explore the Zemmgrund canyon from within, abseil waterfalls, jump into pools and slide down the rocks - teenagers will love these action-packed activities.

Image: (copyright Dominic Ebenbichler)

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