Ranked 186th of 234 Ski resorts
Axamer - Lizum reviews & ratings
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Overview
Axamer - Lizum, known for its Olympic history, offers a diverse range of slopes suited for all skill levels. The resort boasts of its challenging terrain, including steep runs and off-piste areas that are a draw for advanced skiers. The stunning views of the surrounding mountains add to the skiing experience. Axamer - Lizum's après-ski scene is vibrant, with a variety of mountain huts and restaurants offering lively atmospheres and delicious local fare. The resort combines a rich skiing heritage with modern facilities, making it a popular choice for a variety of skiers.
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Kate - advanced skier
Jan, 5 - 2025
The resort is amazing for beginner / intermediate skiers. There are lots of accessible runs. However it is a little lacking for more advanced skiers.
The area is lovely and the views are incredible. It was also a great place for a long weekend as you could get there very quickly from the airport and the journey was really affordable.
The resort was a little lacking in apres ski opportunities but the bar at the top of the lift was good vibes.
Faith - intermediate skier
Dec, 25 - 2024
Went on a school trip for £1.5k. 5 day lift pass + instructor. Went from never skiing on slopes before to skiing blues greens and reds. Lunch was nice but not enough vegetarian options.
Jonathan - advanced skier
May, 1 - 2024
Just 30 minutes from Innsbruck airport and connected by regular, and free, buses to the city centre, Lizum is not a resort just the hill where Innsbruck locals choose to ski. Modern lifts, a wide range of motorway runs with a few steeps. Good, independent food options, amazing views over the city and decent altitude ensuring a long season.
Would highly recommend for a day or two.
At the end of the day people stay for a beer but go out in town. Theres so much going on in Innsbruck youve no need to stay beside the lift.