Excellent, thanks for these tips!grandpalacko wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 11:37 am Axamer Lizum is my local resort, can't recommend it enough. Lots of great freeride spots easily accessible by lift or on foot from the top of the lift. Snow quality at the end of the year can be a hit & miss. Also on powder days students & powder people from Innsbruck rush on the mountain and it can be tracked pretty quickly. Try the Kaspressknödel at the Sunnalm! Delicious cheese "dumplings" either in soup or with salad.
Kühtai is also a 30 minutes drive by car from here. The bottom of the resort is at 2000m above sea level but the top is not that high, only 2520m. Except long traversing slopes. There are also some good easily accessible off piste runs as well. Keep in mind that it can be windy and many times wind blows away the snow from the sunny side.
I can't say anything the other two resorts.
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Stubai and Sölden seem too busy?neven.1982 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2024 3:16 pmPitztal was so-so to me, better options are Stubai or Sölden
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Stubai and Sölden seem too busy?
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They are busy but their lift capacity is very good.
I’ve never waited for a lift more than 5 minutes.
These resorts are relatively big, so you can always find place that’s not crowded.
Stubai and Sölden seem too busy?
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They are busy but their lift capacity is very good.
I’ve never waited for a lift more than 5 minutes.
These resorts are relatively big, so you can always find place that’s not crowded.
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But if you will stay in Innsbruck much closer resorts for everyday riding are Axamer and Nordkette