Passes will be available starting in mid-September

Highlights.
Why Axamer Lizum Is a Genuine Olympic Venue

Host city of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Games
Wide slopes
A cool snow park known on the international scene
Hoadl House with a Sun Terrace
Facts at a Glance

Skiing at 2,300 meters

Olympics Freeride Parkride Panorama
Ein Skifahrer, mit roter Jacke, rast eine Piste hinunter.
9 Elevators
40 Kilometers of ski runs
1 Amusement Parks
4:00 p.m. Last Ascent
2,340 m Highest point in the ski resort
9 Restaurants, Cabins, and Bars

Overview Map

More Than Just Skiing

Where Fun on the Slopes Meets Special Moments

The season finale at the Hoadl House is set to be a real riot of colors: At Ugly Skiing Day, flashy outfits meet ’80s vibes in the spring snow. But that’s just one of many highlights. You can find all the events at Axamer Lizum in the event calendar.

All Events
Zwei Frauen bei einer Party in bunter Kleidung.

Real-Time Panorama

What's it like today at Axamer Lizum? The live footage shows current snow conditions, the weather, and the expansive terrain around the Hoadl House—directly and in real time.

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Eine verschneite Bergkulisse.
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Parklines PLUS Tyrol Panorama

Axamer Lizum is known for its high-alpine terrain and plenty of open space. The “Golden Roofpark” snow park really adds some excitement to the area. A special gathering spot is the Hoadl-Haus at 2,340 meters: striking architecture and one of Austria’s highest covered sun terraces, complete with a panoramic view of the mountains! The Tirol Panorama, a museum complex on the Bergisel, also offers sweeping views.

The impressive giant circular mural, the exhibitions, and the Kaiserjäger Museum tell the story of Tyrol from different perspectives. Added to this is the view of the Bergisel Ski Jump—designed by star architect Zaha Hadid and still a landmark of winter sports in Innsbruck today.

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