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Why Many Innsbruck Residents Go Skiing at the Patscherkofel
Skiing at 1,900 meters
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Winter on the Move
Variety Guaranteed
KOFELday, Winter Mountain Yoga, Pilates, Young Action Day, Family Carnival, Snow Rugby, ski mountaineering races, and much more: Winter at Patscherkofel offers a wide variety of activities. You can find all the events in the event calendar.
Scenery Instead of Speed Records
At the Patscherkofel, it’s not about having as many runs as possible—it’s about the view in between. Above the tree line, the panorama opens up to the Inn Valley and the surrounding peaks. That’s why so many people keep coming back here: for the views, for the history, and because a day of skiing on the Patscherkofel feels different than in large ski areas. See for yourself: You can get a live glimpse right here via the webcam.
Olympiaberg PLUS City Life
The Patscherkofel is inextricably linked to the Winter Olympics. It was here that medals were awarded, races were decided, and winter sports history was made. To this day, the mountain shapes the landscape of skiing in and around Innsbruck. Anyone who skis here is making their way through a piece of Tyrolean sports history and on a mountain that many Innsbruckers have known since childhood.
The J bus line takes you to downtown Innsbruck in just a few minutes. From the local mountain, you can step right into city life, and the Olympic legacy continues. With the Olympiaworld and the Bergisel Ski Jump, two venues that continue to shape winter sports in Innsbruck to this day await you.
