Area Profile
Igls is a small, pretty village surrounded by forest, on a plateau above the beautiful city of Innsbruck, which lies to the north. The funicular rail link between the two, only 5km (3 miles) apart, means that you can enjoy the best of both worlds - the relaxed village and the cosmopolitan city. Although small, this is no typical Tyrolean village, even if it may appear so at first glance. Twice an Olympic venue, its cluster of hotels includes half a dozen luxurious establishments graded four and five star.
The local ski area is small, and yet it has been a venue for two Olympic Games, including the 1976 Olympics where Franz Klammer took his heroic 'all out' Gold. There is an Olympic bobsleigh run which remains a venue for competitions and training. You can even try the bobsleigh run for yourself. The regional lift pass covers another half a dozen other ski areas around the Olympic capital and the Stubai glacier. The local mountain is the Patscherkofel, which has a giant vertical served by a cable-car and chairlifts, so it's remarkable for many to find such a small area with just four additional drags to serve the runs. The local trails are basically two 14km+ long runs, one easy, one intermediate standard.
Common Misspellings
Patscherkefel, Patscherkoffel
Important Dates
- Projected Days Open: N/A
- Days Open Last Year: N/A
- Years Open: 9
- Average Snowfall: N/A
Terrain Type
Beginner Runs:  20% |
Intermediate Runs:  50% |
Advanced Runs:  30% |
Expert Runs:  0% |
Lifts
- Total # Of Lifts:
8 - Gondolas & Trams:
1
- High Speed Sixes:
N/A - High Speed Quads:
N/A
- Quad Chairs:
2 - Triple Chairs:
N/A
- Double Chairs:
N/A - Surface Lifts:
4
Elevation
- Top: 7372 Ft.
- Vertical Drop: 4429 Ft.
- Bottom: 2953 Ft.
- Longest Run: 3.2 miles
- Skiable Terrain: 11 acres
- Snow Making: N/A
