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Innsbruck
As capital of Tyrol, Innsbruck is the seat of the Tyrolean regional
parliament, government, numerous authorities and the church as well
as being the home of the Leopold-Franzens-University since 1669.
Against the fabulous alpine backdrop of the Inn valley, the Winter
Olympics were held here in both 1964 und 1976. The city, a
well-loved tourist and winter sport resort, is surrounded by
imposing mountains. The Olympia Skiworld Innsbruck is an Eldorado
for skiers, snowboarders, carvers deep snow fanatics and
cross-country fans and it offers everything you could possibly
want: easy slopes for beginners, difficult ones for advanced
skiers, extreme areas for professionals, family areas and fun for
children, certain snow and a free ski bus all season. The best
train and lift network connects 8 skiing regions with 200 lifts
bringing you to 500km of perfectly prepared piste, numerous touring
routes and deep snow areas.
PATSCHERKOFEL WINTER INFORMATION:
Altitude: 900–2.250m
Lifts:
• Total number of lifts: 8
• Cable-cars: 1
• Chairlifts: 3
• T-bar lifts: 4
Pistes:
• Total number of kilometres: 15
• Blue Pistes (easy): 7km
• Red pistes (average): 7km
• Black pistes (difficult): 1km
Winter activities:
• Cross-country ski-trails: 7km
• Winter hiking paths: 30km
• Tobaggan run: 1/3km
• Children: Sunny Kids Park
• Miscellaneous: Paragliding, Olympic bob and tobaggan run
(12km)
Ski pass:
• Adults: 6 days EUR 105,– to EUR 121,– pp
• Children: 6 days EUR 53,– to EUR 61,– pc
Ski school:
• Adults: 5 days about EUR 132,– pp
• Children: 5 days about EUR 126,– pc
Ski & Snowboard rental at Sport 2000:
• Top wintersports equipment at fair rates
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