Slopes Axamer Lizum

Runs/ski slopes Axamer Lizum

Intermediate runs predominate in the ski resort of Axamer Lizum. The central area extends around the Hoadl (2,340 metres) and the Pleisen (2,235 metres) – offering a view of the Inn Valley (Inntal) from these peaks. Slopes for experts can be found on the Birgitzköpfl (2,035 metres). An attractive selection of ski routes for advanced skiers is distributed throughout the ski resort. Freeriders and powder fans can find countless great options at the foot of the imposing Kalkkögel. Beginners will feel comfortable around the Kaserwald and Talboden lifts. The easy Olympic Damenabfahrt run, which leads from the peak of the Hoadl to the valley, is also a great slope for ambitious beginners. The new ski bridge takes you directly to the new Hoadlbahn lift. Another highlight is the Golden Roofpark Axamer Lizum.

Runs/slopes

Total: 41.1 km

Easy	7.6 km	(18 %)
Intermediate	15.9 km	(39 %)
Difficult	17.6 km	(43 %)

Interconnection information

A ski path leads from the ski resort of Axamer Lizum to the ski resort of Mutterer Alm. The only way back to Axamer Lizum is to take the ski bus.

Worth knowing

Artificial snow-making
136 Snow cannons
85 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available
All slopes end in Axamer Lizum and a ski route even leads down to Axams (no lift connection).

Run location

above tree line
under tree line

Longest run

Olympic Abfahrt Damen · Length 3.5 km · Elevation difference 780 m
Olympic spirit on the easy slope at the Hoadl 10-person gondola lift

Most difficult run

Birgitzköpfl · Length 2 km · Elevation difference 475 m
Mogul slope from top to bottom

Slope tip

Olympic Abfahrt Damen
Easy slope at the Hoadl 10-person gondola lift
Riesenslalom Herren slope
Intermediate slopes at the Hoadl 10-person gondola lift
Pleisenabfahrt slope
Beautiful view of Innsbruck

Snowparks