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Ski area Schlick 2000
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,240 m | Gondola lift: | 3 |
| Lowest point: | 1,000 m | Pistes in total: | 22 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 930 m |
Pistes:
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12 km |
| Lifts in total: | 13 |
Pistes:
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6.8 km |
| Tow lifts: | 7 |
Pistes:
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3.2 km |
| Chair lifts: | 3 | Ski routes: | 1 km |
Ski area Schlick 2000
The ski resort Fulpmes has direct access with the lift Kreuzjochbahn to the ski area Schlick 2000, comprising 22 km of mainly easy pistes and 13 lift systems, which take you up to a maximal 2,240 m altitude. The ski area lies in a snow sure mountain basin and is known to be very family-friendly. Even the little ones will have a wonderful time in Big Ron's Kinderland at the middle station Froneben, on mainly easy pistes and in the children's land with a magic carpet.
Since the winter of 2017/2018, the Panorama-comfort chair has been replaced by Kreuzjoch tow lift, allowing all guests to reach the mountain station at 2,112 m elevation in just a few minutes. Once you arrive, you can enjoy the new pistes "Panoramaschuss" and "Hohes Laub-Abfahrt", that enlarge the ski area and offer further highlights.
On the black Sennjoch piste, more experienced winter sports fans will find an adequate challenge. For example, the Stubaipark Schlick 2000 is located here with is rails and jumps of various levels of difficulty. On the lower half of the Sennjoch parlour, you can also test your speed on the Speed Run. Furthermore there is a free nature park available at the Sennjoch piste. In the end, all pistes run together at the Bruggeralm, so you really can't get lost.
Even more piste fun awaits you with the "Stubai Ski Pass", which gives you unforgettable piste experiences on 95 km of varied slopes (see ski region).
Since the winter of 2017/2018, the Panorama-comfort chair has been replaced by Kreuzjoch tow lift, allowing all guests to reach the mountain station at 2,112 m elevation in just a few minutes. Once you arrive, you can enjoy the new pistes "Panoramaschuss" and "Hohes Laub-Abfahrt", that enlarge the ski area and offer further highlights.
On the black Sennjoch piste, more experienced winter sports fans will find an adequate challenge. For example, the Stubaipark Schlick 2000 is located here with is rails and jumps of various levels of difficulty. On the lower half of the Sennjoch parlour, you can also test your speed on the Speed Run. Furthermore there is a free nature park available at the Sennjoch piste. In the end, all pistes run together at the Bruggeralm, so you really can't get lost.
Even more piste fun awaits you with the "Stubai Ski Pass", which gives you unforgettable piste experiences on 95 km of varied slopes (see ski region).
Après ski Fulpmes
Even after having had lots of fun on the pistes there's still plenty to do in Fulpmes. If you want to have a drink after a long day of skiing, you will definitely find a place to do so. Popular meeting points include the "Schlussliacht", which is only open during the winter season and is located directly at the valley station of the Schlick 2000. Equally popular, the "Leo's Stadl Bar". If you're looking to spend a more quiet evening, you can choose between numerous restaurants, beer and wine parlours.
If you prefer to stay sporty you can let off steam on one of the altogether 11 toboggan runs in the surrounding area. In Fulpmes, one of the runs leads from the Froneben middle station into the valley at a length of 2.6 km. Even better: possibly the longest natural toboggan run in the world is over 6 km long and leads down from the mountain station Elfer through idyllic Pinnistal until finally reaching Neder.
Natures lovers will find approx. 25 km of winter hiking trails. For ice climbers, Stubai Valley is an insider's tip, but regular climbers can also try out the climbing hall in resort. For something more relaxing at the end of the day, there is the StuBay bathing and sauna paradise in Telfes. Additionally, there is another attraction at the Stubai Glacier: at the Eisgrat mountain station approx. 30 m below the piste, there is an ice grotto in which you can learn everything about glacial phenomenons. Those who still want to be up in the air after a day of skiing should definitely visit the "Air-Parc im Stubay"! The indoor freestyle paradise offers an obstacle course, a ramp for skateboards and multiple trampolines for you to let off steam.
If you prefer to stay sporty you can let off steam on one of the altogether 11 toboggan runs in the surrounding area. In Fulpmes, one of the runs leads from the Froneben middle station into the valley at a length of 2.6 km. Even better: possibly the longest natural toboggan run in the world is over 6 km long and leads down from the mountain station Elfer through idyllic Pinnistal until finally reaching Neder.
Natures lovers will find approx. 25 km of winter hiking trails. For ice climbers, Stubai Valley is an insider's tip, but regular climbers can also try out the climbing hall in resort. For something more relaxing at the end of the day, there is the StuBay bathing and sauna paradise in Telfes. Additionally, there is another attraction at the Stubai Glacier: at the Eisgrat mountain station approx. 30 m below the piste, there is an ice grotto in which you can learn everything about glacial phenomenons. Those who still want to be up in the air after a day of skiing should definitely visit the "Air-Parc im Stubay"! The indoor freestyle paradise offers an obstacle course, a ramp for skateboards and multiple trampolines for you to let off steam.
Snowpark: Stubaipark Schlick 2000, Free Nature Park Fulpmes
In the Schlick 2000 ski centre, you'll find two snowparks. The "Stubaipark Schlick 2000" lies on the Sennjoch piste (No. 1), on the lower half of the Kreuzjoch mountain station. Here, several kickers, rails and boxes await expert shredders!
A little further down at the valley run (No. 1b) you'll find an additional, especially fun park: the "Free Nature Park," which is composed of only natural elements, such as a natural half pipe. Beginners will also find quite a few runs and cornices to help them test out their first tricks.
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