Highlights.
Why Families Love Schlick 2000
Skiing at 2,200 meters
Overview Map
Winter on the Move
Skiing into the night
The slopes close in the late afternoon, but the fun continues: events like the Night of Colours or weekly night tobogganing—Schlick 2000 proves that winter still has plenty of action to offer even after sunset. You can find all the events at a glance in the event calendar.
The Sun in View
The webcams show Schlick 2000 just as it is right now—with up-to-date images of the slopes, snow conditions, and weather. Most of the time, one glance is enough to see why the sunny side of the Stubai Valley lives up to its name.
Kinderland PLUS Ski Jumping
Schlick 2000 is all about hassle-free days on the slopes. The resort is compact and clearly laid out—ideal for families, beginners, and anyone looking for an uncomplicated day of skiing. Wide slopes and short distances mean you spend more time on the slopes and less time traveling between them.
Just a few minutes away, the Bergisel showcases a completely different side of winter. The ski jump, designed by star architect Zaha Hadid, is one of Innsbruck’s architectural landmarks and hosts the Four Hills Tournament in ski jumping every year. A PLUS that perfectly rounds out a day of skiing at Schlick2000.
