Axamer Lizum - non-inclusive ski resort
Snow Range
1058-2340m
On a terrace overlooking the scenery the Alps is famous for, is the pretty, traditional town of Axamer Lizum
As a venue for the Winter Olympic Games in 1964 and 1976, Axamer Lizum is a snow sure domain and offers spectacular views of Innsbruck and the surrounding region. The hotels and 'après ski' offered are in the attractive Tirolean village of Götzens from where a new 8-seater gondola (built in 2006/7) connects you straight through to the Muttereralm ski area. Alternatively take the free ski bus (20-25 minutes) to Axamer Lizum.
- the experience
- the slopes Axamer Lizum - non-inclusive snowboarding
- Axamer Lizum - non-inclusive lift passes and tuition
- ski/snowboarding tuition in Axamer Lizum - non-inclusive
The experience
Axamer Lizum - non-inclusive Après Ski
'Après Ski' centres around the 'Magic Evenings' programme. A range of events and activities mean there's something for everyone.
Activities
• Ice skating and/or curling in Götzens • horse-drawn sleigh ride • Innsbruck Olympic bob-sleigh • swimming, bowling and tobogganing.
Transfer time
Innsbruck 20mins
The slopes
Beginners
The 'Magic Mountains' ski instructors will patiently ensure that you make the most of your first ski holiday! The nursery area around the base of the main ski area has plenty of gentle runs on which to gain confidence, with the inspiration of the stunning mountain scenery all around.
Intermediates
With a multitude of long red runs and a good snow record, Axamer Lizum ski area is an undisputed paradise for intermediates. The men's Olympic downhill run from the top of the Hoadl (2,340m) is a challenge not to be missed!
Advanced
This former Olympic resort offers some good challenges. Advanced skiers will relish the steep men's slalom run from the top of the Birgitzkopfl whilst the ski routes from the Hoadl offer a good challenge especially after a fresh snow fall! The wonderful 7km home run also rounds off a day's skiing perfectly!
Snowboarding
A good nursery area and a few easy blues mean this is a great place to get started or to develop your boarding skills, with the help of the 'Magic Mountains' instructors. The more advanced snowboarders should head up to the top of the Hoadl and on to the ski routes which are great for riding in powder! There is a small snowboard 'fun park' for freestyle.
Slope facts
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Total kms of piste
75km
Piste type No. of runs Easy 3 Intermediate 11 Difficult 2 -
Number of lifts
17
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Direction of slopes
N, W, E
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Snow cannons
20
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Longest run
7km
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Mountain restaurants
6
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Cross-country trails
40km
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Snow Range
1058-2340m
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Village Height:
868m (2,848ft)
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Highest Ski Lift
2,340m (7,676ft)
Lift passes and tuition
Lift pass, ski hire and tuition prices shown are correct at time of publication. However, all prices quoted may be subject to change during the ski season.
Lift Pass
| Local Pass | All Season |
| Days | 6 |
| All guests | £167 |
Ski/Board Tuition
| Adult | Child | |
| Ski school (5days x 2hrs) | £103 | £103 |
| Board school (3days x 2hrs) | £101 | £99 |
| First time ski | £317 | - |
| First time board | £302 | - |
Ski/board equipment
Ski/Board Equipment
| All season | Adult | Child |
| Days | 6 | 6 |
| Skis and boots | £77 | £49 |
| Top skis and boots | £86 | - |
| Board and boots | £86 | - |
† 2 for 1 lift pass is available on selected accommodation on selected dates. See accommodation page for details.