Ski in Lilienfeld

Skiing in Lilienfeld

Lilienfeld, Austria (460m to 1120m)

Perhaps not an impressive ski area in terms of its size, but highly significant in the history of skiing as the world's first slalom race was staged here in 1905 by Mathias Zdarsky (1856-1940), regarded by most, including the Lunn family, pioneers of ski holidays, as the father of Alpine skiing. There is an excellent skiing museum and the local Cistercian monastery, founded in 1202, makes a lovely bottle of wine and the local people are very friendly and hospitable.

Lilienfeld

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Lilienfeld Ski Facts

Lilienfeld Ski Facts

		Expert Skiers
		Intermediate Skiers
		Beginners
		Snowboarding
		Snow
		Apres-ski
	2	Red Runs
	4	Blue Runs
	3	Green Runs
11km		Downhill Pistes
4km		Cross Country Trails
2		Ski Lifts
740m		Max Vertical
1120m		Highest Lift
460m		Lowest Piste
380m		Resort Altitude

Lilienfeld

The Austrian ski resort of Lilienfeld has direct access to 11km of downhill skiing, with 4 individual pistes, served by 2 ski lifts.

The skiing is at relatively low altitude, so snow cover can be variable.

Snowmaking :- Lilienfeld is able to augment natural snow, on 5km of ski runs, with 15 Snow Cannons.

Ski Lift Capacity :- The 2 Ski Lifts of Lilienfeld are able to uplift 1,000 skiers / snowboarders per hour.

There are two airports within two hours drive, so ski weekends, snowboard breaks and short ski holidays to Lilienfeld are perfectly feasible.

Skiing in Lilienfeld

There is skiing to suit a range of abilities.

Snowboarding in Lilienfeld

Lilienfeld offers some good boarding and there is a Snow Park.

Lilienfeld in brief

Lilienfeld Ski Resort is:-
Ok for Expert Skiers.
Ok for Intermediate Skiers.
Ok for Beginners.
Ok for Snowboarding.

Map of Lilienfeld