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is possible to travel on local
trains and buses to visit other nearby ski resorts. At the head
of the valley is the pretty resort of Hintertux, lying at the foot
of the glacier. With the base of the resort at 4,920 feet and the
height of the top lift station at 10,693 feet, excellent snow conditions
are the norm. The Zillertal Super Ski Pass covers all ski areas
in the Valley, including train and bus transportation between the
resorts.
If you decide to take a few days
off from the slopes, you’ll enjoy exploring Mayrhofen and the surrounding
villages in the valley. In addition, sightseeing excursions are
available to Innsbruck and the Swarovski Crystal World Museum, Salzburg,
Kitzbühel and Vipiteno, Italy. For non-skiers, a Pedestrian Pass
is available, allowing access to several miles of winter walking
paths, spectacular views and many on-slope restaurants. The elegant,
yet cozy Hotel Neue Post will be your home for the week. This First
Class hotel is located in the center of the village, and its friendly
Tyrolean atmosphere is sure to charm you. Hotel features include
a restaurant, bar (with daily après-ski dancing) and a large spa
area with Finnish sauna, steam bath, and whirlpool.
Munich, Germany Optional Extension
- Jan 27 - 29, 2001
$185
Experience some of Europe’s history
and culture after your week in the Alps. Visit such sights as the
Frauenkirche, Munich’s most visible landmark; Hofbräuhaus, the world’s
most famous brewery; and the Glockenspiel at Town Hall. We’ll be
staying at the centrally located, 4-star King’s Classic Hotel.
Tour
Package Includes
Munich
Extension Includes
- Motor coach transfer to hotel
- 2 nights lodging at 4-star King’s Classic Hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily
- Motor coach transfer to airport on departure
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