Axamer Lizum – Winter Sports in the Innsbruck Olympic Region
Just 19 kilometres from Innsbruck, Axamer Lizum is one of Tyrol’s most snow-sure and prestigious ski resorts. As the venue for the alpine skiing events during the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Games, it combines a rich Olympic heritage with outstanding skiing and breathtaking alpine scenery. With elevations reaching 2,340 metres, around 40 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes, modern lift facilities, and comprehensive snowmaking systems, Axamer Lizum offers excellent skiing conditions throughout the winter season. From relaxed descents to more challenging pistes, Axamer Lizum offers a diverse range of options for winter sports enthusiasts. Freeride enthusiasts can explore nearly untouched terrain across 300 hectares of designated freeride areas, while freestyle riders can make the most of the Golden Roof Snowpark.
Beyond the slopes
Beyond the slopes, Axamer Lizum also delights visitors with a variety of dining experiences. The Hoadl House, located at 2,340 metres, offers contemporary alpine hospitality, regional cuisine, and a spectacular panoramic terrace with breathtaking mountain views. Cosy mountain huts and traditional alpine restaurants throughout the resort provide the perfect places to relax, recharge, and enjoy authentic Tyrolean hospitality after an unforgettable day on the slopes. Whether you are seeking sporting challenges, spectacular winter landscapes, or memorable culinary experiences, Axamer Lizum perfectly combines Olympic tradition with modern winter sports, making it one of the premier ski destinations in the Innsbruck region.
