Ski hire Mayrhofen

Ski hire in Mayrhofen

Book your ski or snowboard rental online for Mountopolis, the ski area served by the Mayrhofen lifts (Penken, Ahorn, Horberg, Rastkogel and Eggalm), and collect it fitted to your size and ability at our Mayrhofen hire shop, with no queuing. You hire skis or a snowboard by the day, see the total before you pay, and your kit is ready for your first morning on the slopes.

Which range should you choose for your Mayrhofen ski rental?

You choose the range when you book; ski length is set when you collect, based on your height, weight and ability.

• Bronze — for first-timers and people who ski a few days a year: easy-turning skis that forgive mistakes, ideal for the beginner areas on the Ahorn and the Penken. Full set from €24.50/day.
• Silver — for skiers who are comfortable on blue and red runs and want more stability to explore the 142 km of Mountopolis. €30/day.
• Gold — for advanced skiers who want grip and precision at higher speed, black runs included. €38.50/day.
• Platinum — for expert skiers who push their kit in any snow, from the Harakiri to the long runs down to the valley. €49.50/day.
• Ski touring (Platinum) — touring kit to climb under your own steam. €51.50/day.
• Cross-country (Platinum) — a full Nordic ski set. €28/day.
• Kids — children’s kit with bindings set to the child’s weight, in three ranges: Bronze from €19/day, Silver €24.50 and Gold €40.
• Snowboard — board and boots for the pistes or the Penkenpark: Bronze (Step On) from €30/day, Silver €38.50, Gold €49.50, kids €24.50 and splitboard €61.

What does each pack include?

• Full ski set: skis with bindings set to your weight, height and ability, boots and poles.
• Skis only: if you bring your own boots. From €20.50/day (kids from €17).
• Boots only: if you bring your own skis. From €12.50/day (kids €10).
• Full snowboard set: board and boots. You can also hire just the board (from €28/day) or just the boots (from €12.50/day).

A helmet is not included in any pack and cannot be booked on this page.

Mayrhofen ski hire prices per day (2026/27 season)

Price for one day per person.

Skiing — price per day

Snowboarding — price per day

How much does ski rental in Mayrhofen cost for several days?

Total for the full set by number of days. In Mayrhofen every day costs the same: the total is the daily price multiplied by the number of days, and you see it when you pick your dates, before paying. For a 6-day ski week, the Bronze set comes to €147, Silver to €180 and Gold to €231.

Where and when to collect and return your kit

• Collection point: our shop in Mayrhofen (CaranvaSports Mayrhofen). The exact address is in your booking confirmation email.
• Opening hours: those of the collection point are sent with the address, in the same email.
• Return: at the same place, at the end of your last day of hire.

Two gondolas leave from Mayrhofen (630 m): the Penkenbahn up to the Penken and the Ahornbahn up to the Ahorn; the Horbergbahn starts in Schwendau, at the entrance to the village. There is no parking at the Penkenbahn: if you drive to the Penken, the lift company asks you to use the Horbergbahn, where parking costs nothing; parking at the Ahornbahn is paid. The resort’s ski buses cost nothing to use. The lifts generally run from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm, and the last gondola down to the valley is at 5.00 pm.

How does booking work?

1. Choose skiing or snowboarding, the range and the pack (full set, skis or board only, boots only).
2. Pick your collection and return dates: the total appears straight away.
3. Enter each skier’s height, weight, ability and shoe size, and pay online.
4. Get the address of the collection point by email and pick up your fitted kit with no queuing. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before and the CaranvaSports Guarantee.

Mayrhofen in a nutshell

Mayrhofen sits at the head of the Zillertal valley in the Austrian Tyrol, at 630 m. Its lifts, run by Mayrhofner Bergbahnen, make up Mountopolis: 142 km of slopes and 61 lifts spread over the Penken (630–2,095 m), Ahorn (670–1,965 m), Horberg (630–2,278 m), Rastkogel (1,300–2,500 m) and Eggalm (1,300–2,300 m). On average, 89% of the slopes lie above 1,700 m.

The Penken is home to the Harakiri, with a 78% gradient — Austria’s steepest slope, according to the resort — and to the Penkenpark, the snowpark with its own chairlift. The Ahorn, reached by the Ahornbahn, Austria’s largest gondola, is the quieter mountain: beginner areas, family activities and a 5.5 km run down to the valley. For children starting out, the KinderLand Horberg has magic carpets and T-bars. At the head of the Tux valley, the Hintertux glacier (1,500–3,250 m) is included in the Zillertaler Superskipass.

2026/27 season: the Penkenbahn and Horbergbahn run from 4 December 2026 to 11 April 2027; the Ahornbahn and Möslbahn from 12 December 2026 to 4 April 2027. Dates may change with the weather and conditions. The Snowbombing festival takes place from 4 to 9 April 2027.

We don’t sell lift passes: buy them at mayrhofen.at/tickets or at the ticket office. 2026/27 prices: the Mayrhofen day pass (Ahorn, Penken, Rastkogel and Eggalm) costs €82 for adults, €65.50 for young people born 2008–2011 and €37 for children born 2012–2020; children born on or after 1 January 2021 ski without a pass when accompanied by an adult. From 2 days you use the Zillertaler Superskipass, valid on every lift in the Zillertal, glacier included: €241 for 3 days and €399 for 6 days (adult).