Axamer Lizum
Un complejo de dos montañas sobre Innsbruck que combina la reputación olímpica de Axamer Lizum y sus serias credenciales fuera de pista con las suaves pistas de Muttereralm, certificadas para familias, todo ello coronado con la terraza cubierta más grande de Austria.
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What to expect at Axamer Lizum
Axamer Lizum is Innsbruck's home ski mountain, a 20-minute drive from the city on the flanks of the Kalkkögel at 874 to 2,340 m. It hosted the alpine events of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics and the Olympia and Damenabfahrt runs are still on the piste map. The area is compact, 40 km and nine lifts, but the terrain is unusually steep for its size and the Hoadl summit lift accesses genuine off-piste bowls. There is no real village, just a couple of hotels and the ski school building; most people arrive on the ski bus from Innsbruck, which is why lift queues are almost non-existent midweek.
Axamer Lizum in winter
Axamer Lizum piste map
The official Axamer Lizum piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Axamer Lizum ski map ↗Getting to Axamer Lizum
- Innsbruck Airport (INN)15 min
- Salzburg Airport (SZG)2 h
- Memmingen (FMM)2 h 15 min
- Munich Airport (MUC)2 h 15 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
Resort figures are checked against official resort sources each season. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
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