Ski Resorts near Munich Airport
Over 50 ski resorts near Munich airport are available to you in less than 90 minutes. With a quick drive down the Autobahn, you are in Austria amongst some superb slopes and off piste. Compare the ski resorts below and sort out your skiing holidays now!
To find a ski resort near Munich airport search the list below by 1, 2 and 3 hour transfer times. This will help you organise a ski weekend where a short transfer is crucial to those ski resorts that are 3 hours away which may be fine if you are holidaying for longer. Great resorts like Soll, Westendorf and Kitzbuhel are all within easy reach so Munich is a great airport choice for your next ski holiday.
Resorts by Distance
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- Achensee in Tyrol
(128 km - 1 h 41 mins) - Scheffau
(145 km - 1 h 27 mins) - Söll
(145 km - 1 h 28 mins) - Worgl
(147 km - 1 h 25 mins) - Going
(152 km - 1 h 34 mins) - Itter
(152 km - 1 h 29 mins) - Oberau
(157 km - 1 h 39 mins) - Hopfgarten
(158 km - 1 h 37 mins) - St Johann in Tirol
(160 km - 1 h 43 mins) - Auffach
(161 km - 1 h 42 mins) - Westendorf
(161 km - 1 h 39 mins) - Niederau
(161 km - 1 h 43 mins) - Kelchsau
(163 km - 1 h 42 mins) - Brixen im Thale
(163 km - 1 h 39 mins) - Waidring
(163 km - 1 h 56 mins) - Kirchberg in Tirol
(167 km - 1 h 43 mins) - Kitzbuhel
(167 km - 1 h 49 mins) - Lofer
(170 km - 1 h 56 mins) - Seefeld
(173 km - 2 h 1 mins) - Fieberbrunn
(174 km - 2 h 1 mins) - St Ulrich am Pillersee
(175 km - 2 h 3 mins) - Alpbach
(180 km - 2 h 1 mins) - Zell am Ziller
(188 km - 1 h 53 mins) - Leogang
(191 km - 2 h 14 mins) - Bad Kleinkirchheim
(199 km - 2 h 10 mins) - Maria Alm
(200 km - 2 h 25 mins) - Mayrhofen
(201 km - 2 h 11 mins) - Finkenberg
(201 km - 2 h 7 mins) - Tulfes
(202 km - 1 h 59 mins) - Mutters
(205 km - 1 h 54 mins) - Gerlos
(207 km - 2 h 15 mins) - Zell am See
(207 km - 2 h 31 mins) - Innsbruck
(207 km - 1 h 57 mins) - Igls
(209 km - 2 h 1 mins) - Hintertux
(211 km - 2 h 15 mins) - Kaprun
(212 km - 2 h 37 mins) - Matrei in OstTirol
(214 km - 2 h 30 mins) - Zillertaler
(216 km - 2 h 24 mins) - Fulpmes / Schlick 2000
(217 km - 2 h 2 mins) - Hinterglemm
(220 km - 2 h 49 mins) - Kaprun - Kitzsteinhorn Glacier
(221 km - 2 h 44 mins) - St Gilgen
(222 km - 2 h 11 mins) - Neustift im Stubaital
(222 km - 2 h 5 mins) - Saalbach Hinterglemm
(226 km - 2 h 59 mins) - Axamer Lizum
(226 km - 2 h 16 mins) - St Johann im Pongau
(229 km - 2 h 12 mins) - Kitzsteinhorn
(230 km - 2 h 53 mins) - Alpendorf
(233 km - 2 h 16 mins) - Stubai Glacier
(233 km - 2 h 24 mins) - Wagrain
(234 km - 2 h 22 mins) - St Wolfgang
(234 km - 2 h 29 mins) - Kuhtai
(238 km - 2 h 23 mins) - Flachau
(241 km - 2 h 15 mins) - Filzmoos
(242 km - 2 h 19 mins) - Ellmau
(250 km - 2 h 26 mins) - Obertauern
(254 km - 2 h 44 mins) - Schladming
(260 km - 2 h 31 mins) - Rauris
(261 km - 2 h 41 mins) - Ramsau am Dachstein
(261 km - 2 h 34 mins) - Bad Hofgastein
(265 km - 2 h 46 mins) - Bad Gastein
(267 km - 2 h 43 mins) - Jerzens
(269 km - 2 h 35 mins) - Sportgastein
(274 km - 2 h 58 mins) - Zams
(275 km - 2 h 30 mins) - Schruns
(280 km - 2 h 36 mins) - Vandans
(283 km - 2 h 43 mins) - St Gallenkirch
(287 km - 2 h 41 mins) - Pitztal Glacier
(288 km - 2 h 56 mins) - Solden
(291 km - 2 h 58 mins) - Solden Glacier
(291 km - 2 h 56 mins) - Fiss
(293 km - 2 h 50 mins) - Flumserberg
(294 km - 2 h 51 mins) - Kappl
(295 km - 2 h 47 mins) - Gargellen
(295 km - 2 h 53 mins) - St Anton
(298 km - 2 h 49 mins) - St Christoph
(301 km - 2 h 50 mins) - Zürs
(301 km - 2 h 50 mins) - Ischgl
(302 km - 2 h 53 mins) - Serfaus
(305 km - 2 h 59 mins) - Lech
(305 km - 2 h 55 mins) - Katschberg-Aineck
(319 km - 2 h 55 mins)
Munich, Germany
Munich is the capital and largest city of the German state of Bavaria. It is located on the River Isar, north of the Bavarian Alps. We know it's a great city to access ski resorts from, but is it worth a stop over first?
What's in Munich?
One of the things that Munich is so famous for is the beerfest but this tends to happen end of September/October, not great for skiers. For those interested in history there's the Nymphenburg Palace which used to be the summer residence of the Bavarian rulers. For art lovers head to the Pinakothek museum which houses some old master paintings.
Munich is also famous for its open air markets and shopping. Here you will find all the usual designer shops alongside those selling more traditional Bavarian products. For horticulturists amongst you check out the English garden, more expansive than New Yorks Central Park!
Accessing the Alps
After you've shopped and walked around the sights of Munich what's the best way to get on the slopes?
Flights
Munich airport is the second busiest airport in Germany and the seventh busiest in Europe. It is situated 28 km northeast of Munich. Lufthansa, British Airways, easyJet and Monarch Airlines operate direct flights from London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
You can get a train or bus from the city centre direct to the airport and there is plenty of car hire should you then wish to drive yourself onto the ski resort. It can take however up to 30 minutes driving or 40 minutes with the S-Bahn regional train service, so do take this into account.
Roads
Munich airport offers good access to ski resorts in Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The motorway connections as you would expect are all very good. Most of the major junctions relevant to ski resorts are well sign posted. If you are heading south to the ski resorts of Bavaria, Austria and Italy do be aware that the roads can get very busy. If you are also heading to resorts north of Innsbruck take the Garmisch route rather than following the directions to Innsbruck.
Train
Munich airport is well connected to public transport networks. The airport has an underground railway station which will connect you to Munich in about 40 minutes. A bus service will also take you to Freising train station in 20 minutes where you can get connections to Prague, Nuremberg and Regenburg. Kitzbuhel can be reached by train in about 2 hours 30 minutes, Soll in 3 hours and Ellmau in 3 hours. The downside of the train over driving is that you may need to make connections by bus which can be a pain if you have lots of ski equipment.