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Mayrhofen
St Anton
Top 32%277 points
Top 32%
Top 51%201 points
Top 51%
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Key facts and figures
Mayrhofen vs St Anton: 41 facts in comparison
1. ski slopes
The total number of ski slopes available at the resort.
52
Big Sky: 250
79
2. skiable area
The size of area available for skiers to enjoy on the mountain as measured in kilometres.
133km
Champéry: 650km
276km
3. mountain height
The height of the mountain is the difference in height between the lowest and highest point. Tall mountains can offer longer pistes, better views, and often better snowfall.
2656meters
Gressoney: 3550meters
1350meters
4. The resort is serviced by public transport
The resort will be more easily accessible when serviced by public transport. It is also usually cheaper than other modes of transport.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
39% have it
5. The resort has open cross country skiing
Cross country skiing is an Olympic sport which provides great exercise for both the upper and lower body.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
88% have it
6. restaurants
More restaurants and bars can indicate a lively nightlife, as well as offering visitors more choice.
78
Zell am See-Kaprun: 180
80
7. Has a ski school
Ski schools offer lessons to beginners.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
94% have it
8. ski pass daily
The average price of a one day "all access" ski pass at the resort.
64.33$
Sansicario: 0$
66.1$
9. Has ice climbing areas
Ice climbing is a great sport for adrenalin seekers. It entails climbing frozen cliff edges/waterfalls using tools such as ice axes in order to grip the surface.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
38% have it
10. Has toboggan runs
Toboggan runs are dedicated slopes or slides that you can slide down on a toboggan.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
53% have it
11. hotels and hostels
With more hostels and hotels at the resort you have a range to choose from.
74
Val di Fassa: 188
56
12. Has night skiing
Certain trails are illuminated so that you can carry on skiing even after the sun goes down.
Mayrhofen
St Anton
52% have it
13. distance from airport
A nearby airport is ideal, as journeying by car or bus through mountainous areas can take longer than on flat terrain.
70km
Smugglers Notch: 0.03km
95.3km
14. summit height above sealevel
The summit is higher above sea level. This means the mountain can have lots of snow, even in springtime.
3286meters
Claviere: 5774meters
2450meters
15. trails (medium)
Ski trail difficulty is measured in "percent slope", a system in which a 100% slope equals a 45-degree angle. Medium difficulty trails (marked with a blue square) have a slope gradient between 25% and 40%. These trails are ideal for regular skiers.
27
Whistler Blackcomb: 110
36
16. trails (difficult)
Ski trail difficulty is measured in "percent slope", a system in which a 100% slope equals a 45-degree angle. High-difficulty trails (marked with a black diamond) have a slope gradient of more than 40%; such trails are designed for experienced skiers who enjoy a good challenge.
5
Big Sky: 150
6
17. base elevation
The level of the base of the mountain above sea level.
630meters
Arapahoe Basin: 3286meters
1304meters
18. snowfall december
Average snowfall in the month of December.
27inches
Whistler Blackcomb: 135inches
50.2inches
19. snowfall march
Average snowfall in the month of March.
44.9inches
Engelberg: 186.3inches
91.3inches
20. snowfall july
Average snowfall in the month of July.
0inches
Mount Hotham: 56inches
0inches
21. opening hours
The opening hours is the average number of hours per day that the resort is open for skiing. Long opening hours mean you can go for an early ski, or have a long sleep and go later.
8.5hours
Sky Resort: 13hours
7hours
22. snowfall november
Average snowfall in the month of November.
0inches
Whistler Blackcomb: 85inches
10.2inches
23. snowfall september
Average snowfall in the month of September.
0inches
Mount Hotham: 96.5inches
0inches
24. season pass price
The season pass price gives you unlimited access to the resort for the entire ski season.
717.25$
Arapahoe Basin: 9$
1046.6$
25. ski lifts (air)
Air lifts describe all off-ground types of ski lift, such as cable cars or chair lifts. These are better, particular for travelling long distances, as they can transport skiers faster and in larger quantities than surface lifts.
28
Champéry: 102
18
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