Daily values

6°C
2°C9°C
Data: Patscherkofel mountain station (2000m)
DateThursday, October 8, 2026
Weather statusSun and spring clouds, rain showers and thunderstorms possible
Rainfall90%

Summary of today's weather forecast

Heavy thunderstorms likely, storm-force gusts. The night before: dry and partly cloudy. In the afternoon thunderstorms possible, rain in the afternoon. Overnight sleet. Total rainfall 10 to 19 mm. Around 2 to 3 hours of sunshine. Mean wind 20 to 30 km/h from the south-west, gusts up to 80 km/h. Temperatures 2 to 9 °C.
Patscherkofel Ropeway Section ILift opened
Patscherkofel Ropeway Section IILift opened
Patscherkofel Peak
Patscherkofel Peak
Mountain station
Mountain station
Valley station
Valley station

Skiing in Innsbruck

Your winter short trip
Skiing in Innsbruck

Discover the Patscherkofel ski area

Welcome to the Patscherkofel, your cool, urban ski resort just outside Innsbruck! Pure skiing fun awaits you here in Innsbruck on perfectly groomed pistes, just a few minutes from the city centre. Experience skiing during the day and conquer the slopes in the evening. The Patscherkofel combines nature and city feeling, so you can enjoy an unforgettable day of winter sports - with the best views and genuine Tyrolean flair.

Patscherkofel ski facts that will inspire you!

The Patscherkofel ski area is the right place for you! The family-friendly pistes and the legendary Olympic downhill run offer skiers and snowboarders easy to challenging terrain as well as fantastic views over Innsbruck. Bet you can't get enough of it? The 19 km of pistes (5 km blue, 10 km red, 4 km black) will definitely entice you and make skiing in Innsbruck on the local mountain really varied.

Experience Olympic history on the Patscherkofel

Wow! On Innsbruck's local mountain, you can make your turns on pistes steeped in history. Special highlights include the 7.5 km long family and Olympic downhill run from the mountain station down to the valley station of the Patscherkofelbahn cable car, as well as the World Cup slope, which forms part of the Olympic downhill run.