Axamer Lizum in short
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Height: 1583 - 2340 metres
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Fun on and off the slopes
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Snow-sure skiing near Innsbruck
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6 minutes to the highest point with the Hoadlbahn
With over 40 km of slopes and nine ski lifts, Axamer Lizum is one of the largest ski areas around Innsbruck. Parallel to the legendary Olympiabahn, the Hoadlbahn takes skiers and snowboarders to the highest point at 2340 metres in just 6 minutes. From here, you can go in all directions and explore the Axamer Lizum ski area or take a break on Austria's largest covered sun terrace at the Hoadl-Haus.
Axamer Lizum: versatile ski resort near Innsbruck
Axamer Lizum is just over a 20-minute drive from the Tyrolean capital, Innsbruck, and about 8 minutes from the town of Axams. The ski area boasts over 40 km of slopes and is known as 'the white roof'. Thanks to its location between 1560 and 2340 metres altitude and an excellent artificial snow system, Axamer Lizum is very snow-sure, and you benefit from perfect slopes here throughout the season. The ski area offers something for everyone, whether you are a skier or snowboarder, beginner, advanced or expert. The runs are wonderfully broad and mainly red, with a few blue ones in between. For advanced skiers, the black number 10 from the Birgitzköpfelhaus is a tip.
Axamer Lizum - 40 km
Closed- Blue 7 km
- Red 22 km
- Black 3 km
- Ski routes 8 km
Mountain: Not available
Valley: Not available
- Drag Lifts 3
- Chair Lifts 3
- Gondolas 2
- Trains 1
- Glacier No
- Speed 14500 p/hour