Schlick 2000
Schlick 2000 is a ski area in the Stubai Valley that serves pistes and childcare facilities above the village of Fulpmes.
Schlick 2000 operates in the Family ski areas in the Stubai Valley segment.
Schlick 2000: Disambiguation
Schlick 2000 is not the Stubai Glacier. Schlick 2000 is not a village name. Schlick 2000 is not a high-altitude glacier area.
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Schlick 2000: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Ski area (source)
- Location
- Above Fulpmes, Stubai Valley, Tyrol (source)
- Altitude range
- 1,000 m to 2,240 m (source, )
- Piste kilometres
- 25 km plus 2.7 km of ski routes (source, )
- Piste split
- 13.5 km easy, 8 km medium, 3.5 km difficult (source, )
- Lifts
- 11 (source, )
- Snowmaking coverage
- 90 percent of slopes (source, )
- Access lift
- Kreuzjoch cable car from the edge of Fulpmes to 2,240 m (source, )
- Longest descent
- Sennjoch to valley, 6 km with 1,240 m vertical (source, )
- Ski routes
- Kreuzjoch 1.5 km and Sennjoch 1.2 km (source, )
- Night toboggan run
- 3 km (source, )
- Childcare
- Big Ron's Kinderland takes children from age one (source, )
- Public transport
- Stubai ski bus between Schoenberg, Schlick 2000 and Mutterberg; STB tram from Innsbruck (source, )
- Nearest villages
- Fulpmes 1 km, Telfes 1.8 km, Medraz 2.3 km (source, )
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
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Schlick 2000: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Schlick 2000 good for beginners?
Yes. Schlick 2000 has 13.5 km of easy pistes out of 25 km total, a kindergarten that accepts children from age one and snowmaking on 90 percent of slopes, which keeps the learning areas open.
How do you reach it from Innsbruck?
Take the STB tram or the Stubai ski bus, which runs between Schoenberg, Schlick 2000 and Mutterberg, then the Kreuzjoch cable car from the edge of Fulpmes up to 2,240 m.
What is the longest run?
The Sennjoch descent to the valley measures 6 km with 1,240 m of vertical, the longest snow-covered valley run in the Stubai Valley, and it finishes at the 1,000 m base of Schlick 2000.
How does it compare with the Stubai Glacier?
The glacier is higher and larger with 41 km of pistes, while Schlick 2000 offers 25 km on 11 lifts at lower altitude. Both are on the same valley bus route and the same pass.
Is there anything to do after the lifts close?
Schlick 2000 operates a 3 km night toboggan run, which is a common fallback when weather closes the upper mountain.
Schlick 2000: Related entities
Schlick 2000: Where this entity is mentioned
Schlick 2000: Further reading
- https://www.tyrol.tl/en/leisure-activities/winter-sports/skiing-areas-in-tyrol/schlick-2000-stubaital/
- https://www.skiresort.com/en/ski-resort/schlick-2000-fulpmes/slope-offering/
- https://www.powderhounds.com/Europe/Austria/Schlick.aspx
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