Customer rating
MONDI Hotel Axams
15 Number of reviews:
46 % Recommendation rate:
Accommodation
6.6
Resort
8.6
Ski area
8.8
Ski region SKI plus CITY Pass
info about ski region
| Highest point: | 3,210 m |
Pistes:
|
87 km |
| Lowest point: | 820 m |
Pistes:
|
151 km |
| Lifts in total: | 93 |
Pistes:
|
39 km |
| Gondola lift: | 27 | Ski routes: | 49 km |
| Chair lifts: | 29 | ||
| Tow lifts: | 37 | ||
| Pistes in total: | 277 km | ||
The SKI plus CITY Pass includes the twelve ski areas of Stubai Glacier, Axamer Lizum, Schlick 2000 Ski Centre, Kühtai, Hochötz, Muttereralm, Nordkette, Serlesbahnen, Elferlifte, Patscherkofel, Rangger Köpfl and Glungezer. In total, the pass offers 277 varied kilometres of piste with predominantly easy to medium difficulty at altitudes of 856 to 3,210 metres. There are also 49 kilometres of ski routes where you can enjoy the Tyrolean Alps around Innsbruck to your heart's content in unspoilt nature and with the finest powder. All ski areas are easily accessible and conveniently connected to the surrounding holiday villages by free ski buses.
The 10-kilometre-long "Wilde Grub'n" ski route on the Stubai Glacier is the longest descent in the region. With its medium level of difficulty, it is particularly suitable for advanced winter sports enthusiasts. Those looking for even more of a challenge can try the black Olympic downhill run on the Patscherkofel or the 1 km long "Karrinne" ski route in the Nordpark.
Freestylers will get their money's worth in the "Nordkette Skylinepark" with quarter-pipe, kickers, rails and tubes as well as in the fun park on Rangger Köpfl. Wonderful off-piste options and ski routes on the Glungezer, Patscherkofel and in the Nordpark complete the offer for boarders and freeriders. The 3.5 km floodlit piste on Rangger Köpfl, for example, is available to all those who want to ski in the evening.
The 10-kilometre-long "Wilde Grub'n" ski route on the Stubai Glacier is the longest descent in the region. With its medium level of difficulty, it is particularly suitable for advanced winter sports enthusiasts. Those looking for even more of a challenge can try the black Olympic downhill run on the Patscherkofel or the 1 km long "Karrinne" ski route in the Nordpark.
Freestylers will get their money's worth in the "Nordkette Skylinepark" with quarter-pipe, kickers, rails and tubes as well as in the fun park on Rangger Köpfl. Wonderful off-piste options and ski routes on the Glungezer, Patscherkofel and in the Nordpark complete the offer for boarders and freeriders. The 3.5 km floodlit piste on Rangger Köpfl, for example, is available to all those who want to ski in the evening.
