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Schlick 2000 Piste Map and Overview
Nestled in the stunning Stubai Valley near Innsbruck, Schlick 2000 is one of Austria’s hidden gems for skiers and snowboarders who want incredible mountain scenery without the overwhelming crowds of the mega-resorts. The resort combines wide-open panoramic cruising runs with tree-lined descents, making every run feel scenic and relaxed. Snowboarders especially love the natural terrain features and freeride-friendly sections around the Kalkkögel peaks, while skiers appreciate how easy it is to navigate the mountain in a single day. Despite being smaller than nearby glacier resorts, Schlick 2000 punches far above its weight thanks to its modern lifts, reliable snowmaking, and laid-back Alpine atmosphere.
What really makes Schlick 2000 stand out is its versatility. Beginners can learn comfortably on gentle blue pistes and dedicated learner areas, while intermediate riders get a fantastic mix of flowing red runs and scenic cruising terrain. More advanced skiers and snowboarders can tackle the steeper black sections like the Sennjoch run or explore freeride areas after fresh snowfall. Families also love the resort because everything feels accessible and manageable — there’s less time spent traversing and queueing, and more time actually skiing. Add in spectacular views of the Tyrolean Alps and quick access from Innsbruck Airport, and Schlick 2000 becomes one of the best all-around ski and snowboard destinations for a relaxed but memorable mountain trip
Total ski area size: 25 km / 15.5 miles
Base elevation: 1,000 m / 3,281 ft
Peak elevation: 2,240 m / 7,349 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 54% Easy
🟥 32% Intermediate
⬛ 14% Advanced
Ski Season Length and Dates
The typical ski season at Schlick 2000 runs from late November through mid-April, depending on snowfall conditions. The north-facing slopes and extensive snowmaking help maintain solid conditions throughout the winter.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes — Schlick 2000 is considered very beginner-friendly, especially compared to many steeper Alpine resorts. There are wide blue pistes, dedicated children’s zones, magic carpets, ski schools, and learner-friendly terrain near the mid-station. Many visitors describe it as ideal for families and improving intermediates. That said, some complete first-timers may still find certain Alpine blue runs steeper than expected, so lessons are highly recommended for confidence-building.
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
- Access to all lifts and pistes within Schlick 2000
- Use of gondolas, chairlifts, and surface lifts
- Access to beginner areas and family zones
- Snow park and freeride/natural terrain areas
- Some passes include access to night tobogganing evenings
- Free ski bus connections in the Stubai Valley area
Does it include multiple resorts?
If you purchase the larger Stubai Skipass, it includes multiple ski resorts across the valley, including:
- Schlick 2000
- Stubai Glacier
- Serlesbahnen
- Elferlifte
Are there cheaper / partial pass options?
There are also cheaper lift pass options available:
- Single-resort Schlick 2000 passes for skiing only this area
- Multi-day Stubai Skipasses covering all participating resorts
- Beginner and learner-area tickets at reduced prices
- Short-duration passes (half-day or afternoon tickets)
So you do not have to buy the full-area Stubai pass unless you want access to all resorts in the valley.