Finkenberg Things To Do

Quiet, relaxed Finkenberg is not the liveliest of ski resorts in terms of nightlife and après-ski activity, but skiers in Finkenberg will appreciate the handful of family-friendly restaurant, tranquil atmosphere and general sense of ‘getting away from it all’. If you’re after a week of wild partying this is not the place for you, but for a family holiday in beautiful surroundings, ski holidays in Finkenberg can’t be beat.

Active pursuits
A ski holiday in Finkenberg offers the opportunity to enjoy 20km of cross country skiing and night-skiing is also on the menu. The picture-perfect Alpine town also has an ice skating rink and swimming pool, for those who like to keep active both on and off the slopes.

Relaxation
During a ski holiday in Finkenberg, guests can relax after a day on the slopes in one of the village’s saunas or just take a walk around the picturesque village centre. The laid back, quiet town is beautifully tranquil at night.

Shopping
Although skiers in Finkenberg will find only two shops in the village, these should be sufficient to meet most daily needs. The village supermarket is well-stocked with food and drink and essentials such as camera films, batteries etc, and the local sports shop not only sells clothing and equipment, but also offers skis and snowboards for rent. Shopaholics skiing in Finkenberg needn’t panic - just three kilometres away, the town of Mayrhofen offers a wider range of shopping opportunities – from supermarkets and bakeries to fashion stores.

Après-ski
With just two bars, one nightclub and a scattering of cafes, après-ski in Finkenberg is a quiet but enjoyable affair.  Those who are intent on partying the night away don’t have a huge choice, but fun is guaranteed at the après-ski disco Tux1, where DJs and a packed bar ensure a lively atmosphere from late afternoon right until the early hours. Those who prefer snow-based fun can take advantage of the night toboggan run, which is well lit at night.