Snow lifts you fast.

From Schlick2000 in Tyrol, this winter tandem paragliding flight lets you float over the snowy Stubaital valley with a professional pilot, not a skill test. I love the Stubaital valley views from up high, and I also like that your pilot captures stunning HD photos and videos you can buy after the flight. One thing to weigh: your gondola ride to the launch area is not included, and there are no big company signs at the terminal, so you’ll want to show up ready to meet pilot KLAUS.

If you want a “real wow” moment without getting physically wrecked, this is a very good fit. Tandem paragliding is set up to be low-effort for most people, including passengers with physical and/or mental disabilities (just tell them what you need when booking). You’ll also get a clear briefing at the top, and once the gear is ready, the launch is simple—then the flight does the rest.

Key Things I’d Watch for Before You Go

• Meet pilot KLAUS at Schlick2000: plan to meet at the ticket counter, unless you’ve arranged to meet near the top take-off ramp.
• Flight time vs. total time: the full experience is about 1 hour, but the actual flight is usually 10–20 minutes.
• Views from the Stubaital valley: you’re seated comfortably while you watch the snowy Tirol scene roll by.
• Photos and video are optional: you can purchase the HD set after landing and load it directly onto your phone.
• You can request acrobatics: if you want adrenaline, your pilot can add maneuvering during the flight.

Winter Tandem Paragliding From Schlick2000: The Practical Case for Flying

This is the kind of winter activity that feels custom-built for tourists who want something memorable, but don’t want to train for it. Tandem paragliding means you ride with a professional pilot who handles the controls while you focus on staying comfortable and enjoying the views.

Schlick2000 also makes sense logistically. You’re based at a major cable car area, so the experience stays simple: meet, ride up, get briefed, launch, fly, then land and walk back near the gondola carpark. In winter, that matters. When it’s cold, you want fewer complicated steps.

Meeting Pilot KLAUS at Schlick2000 Without Getting Stuck Waiting

You’ll meet your head pilot, KLAUS, at the ticket counter of the Schlick2000 cable car terminal. If you communicate beforehand, you can also meet on top of the cable car near the wooden take-off ramp behind the mountain restaurant. Either way, the key detail is that there aren’t obvious company signs, so don’t assume you can wander around and spot them.

My advice: arrive a bit early and stay calm. In winter, people get distracted by snow, gear, and lines. A quick check-in at the ticket counter is your fastest path to a smooth start.

One more practical note: the gondola ticket itself is not included. If you don’t already have a free or discounted ride, you’ll want to budget for the cable car cost so you’re not scrambling when it’s time to head up.

From Briefing to Lift-Off: What That First Moment Feels Like

Once you’re at the take-off area, your pilot handles the setup and gives you a launch briefing. This part is important because it turns a scary-sounding activity into something straightforward. After the briefing, the paraglider is prepared, and the launch is described as simple: after a few steps, you’ll start floating with your pilot behind you controlling the flight path.

You’re not doing anything like hiking, carrying a wing, or managing ropes. The “work” is basically listening, following instructions, and settling in for the ride. That’s why this activity is suited for most people and for passengers with physical or mental disabilities—as long as you communicate any relevant conditions when booking so the team can accommodate you as best they can.

The 10–20 Minute Flight Over the Stubaital Valley

A full session runs about 1 hour, but the actual flight is usually 10–20 minutes, depending on conditions. In winter, that short-but-sweet timing is exactly what you want. You get the main payoff—snowy alpine views—without turning it into a long endurance event.

During the flight, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Stubaital valley from a comfortable seat in the sky. You’re high enough to appreciate the shape of the valley and the clean geometry of winter terrain. And because you’re seated, it stays relaxed. You can focus on looking around instead of bracing yourself.

If you’re the type who likes a story to remember, this is also the moment where the pilot can add special moments. If you’re keen for adrenaline, the flight can include acrobatic manoeuvres—still controlled by the pilot, and built around the reality of tandem paragliding.

Acrobatics on Demand: Adrenaline Without You Steering

The offer here is simple: during the flight, your pilot can perform acrobatics if you want them. That’s a big highlight because it turns a calm scenic ride into something more like a thrill experience, without you doing anything risky yourself.

The best way to think about it is choice-based fun. You’re not automatically thrown into wild maneuvers. You can decide at the right moment—when you’re already in the air and the pilot is guiding the plan—whether you want the extra kick.

If you’re trying this because you’ve never done anything like it, start with the scenic flight first in your own mind. You’ll still get the wow factor from the snow views. If you then want a little more, you can ask for the acrobatics option.

HD Photos and Video: Getting the Memory You Can Actually Keep

One of the smartest perks is how the photos are handled. Your pilot takes high quality photos and videos during your flight, and you can purchase them afterward for an extra €32. Even better, they can be loaded directly onto your mobile phone.

This solves a common problem with winter adventures: you might get great views, but you also might not be able to manage your camera with cold hands and wind. Here, you’re not relying on a shaky phone attempt during take-off. The capture is done by the pilot team as part of the experience.

If you care about having something to show later, this is a strong value add. The flight is short; your photos and video are what extend the memory.

Landing Comfort: Feet or Airbags, Then Back to the Gondola

Landing is described as very simple. You can land on your feet, which feels like jumping from a small chair. If you have issues with ankles, knees, or similar concerns, the team can land on comfortable airbags underneath your seats.

That’s a thoughtful detail because it changes the physical feel of the landing. Even though tandem paragliding isn’t physically demanding during the flight, winter sports often leave people worried about impact. Knowing there’s an alternative landing method makes it feel more approachable.

After you land, it’s just a few minutes’ walk from the gondola carpark. You can still feel a pleasant tingling sensation in your body for the rest of the day, which is one of those little winter “you did it” reminders.

Price and Value: What $153 Gets You (and What Costs Extra)

The price is listed at $153 per person for the winter tandem paragliding flight. For that, you get a professional paragliding pilot and all necessary flying and safety equipment. You’re basically paying for skilled piloting, winter flight readiness, and a controlled, low-effort experience.

Two costs may come on top:

• The gondola ticket for Schlick2000 is not included. It’s typically €15–22, depending on your situation.
• The HD photos/videos are an optional extra at €32.

Here’s the value math that helps most people decide: if you already plan to ride the gondola anyway (or you’re entitled to a free gondola ticket because you’re staying in Stubaital or already have a skiing ticket), your out-of-pocket cost drops and the flight becomes even more compelling. If you’re paying full gondola fare and skipping the photo add-on, it still stays a straightforward single-purchase thrill with a defined time window.

The activity is also offered with private group setup, which can help with comfort and communication. You have fewer social frictions when it’s cold and you’re learning a new experience.

Who This Flight Is Best For in Winter

This is a good match if you want a “wow” view and a thrill option, without expecting to do hands-on physical work. Tandem paragliding is positioned as suitable for most people of all ages, and passengers with physical and/or mental disabilities are welcome—just be clear about any relevant conditions when booking.

It’s also a strong choice for people who:

• don’t want a long, physically demanding outdoor session
• want a scenic winter experience that doesn’t require skills
• care about having photos/video captured for them
• like the idea of optional acrobatic moments

It’s not suitable for babies under 1 year.

If you’re traveling with family, couples, or solo visitors, the appeal is consistency: meet the pilot, follow the briefing, and you’re flying. The short flight time (10–20 minutes) helps you plan around cold weather and changing winter conditions.

Booking Smart: Simple Tips to Get a Smooth Day

You’ll have the best day if you treat this like a “meeting-first” experience. Since there are no obvious company signs, get to the meeting point on time. If you prefer meeting at the top near the wooden take-off ramp behind the mountain restaurant, message ahead so you’re not guessing.

Also plan for cold. Even if you’re not doing physical work, you’ll be waiting during setup and briefing. Warm layers and gloves are a practical idea.

Finally, decide in advance whether you want the photos/video. If you’re spending money on an experience like this, the chance to buy the HD set afterward is often what makes it feel complete.

Should You Book Fulpmes Schlick2000 Winter Tandem Paragliding?

Book it if you want an easy, safe-feeling winter thrill with a clear scenic payoff over the Stubaital valley, plus the option to add acrobatics. The equipment and pilot support are included, the flight itself is short, and landing comfort is handled thoughtfully with the option of foot landing or airbags.

Skip or reconsider if gondola cost is a problem for your budget, or if you dislike optional add-ons like the HD photo/video package. Also, if you’re very anxious about meeting a pilot without clear signage, just remember: your meeting point is defined, and you can communicate ahead if you want to meet at the top instead.

If you can handle a quick meeting and a short flight in winter conditions, this is a high-value way to see Tyrol from a totally different angle.

FAQ

How long is the whole experience?

The total experience is about 1 hour.

How long is the actual time you fly?

A normal flight takes about 10–20 minutes, depending on the conditions of the day.

Where do I meet the pilot?

Meet the head pilot, KLAUS, at the ticket counter of the Schlick2000 cable car terminal.

Can I meet the pilot somewhere else on the mountain?

Yes. If you communicate beforehand, you can meet on top of the cable car near the wooden take-off ramp behind the mountain restaurant.

Is this activity physically demanding?

No. Tandem paragliding is described as not physically demanding and suitable for most people.

Is it suitable for passengers with disabilities?

Yes. Passengers with physical and/or mental disabilities are welcome, as long as you specify relevant conditions when booking so the team can accommodate you.

What does the price include?

The price includes a professional paragliding pilot and all necessary flying and safety equipment.

What is not included in the price?

The gondola ticket for the Schlick2000 cable car is not included, and the photos/videos are an optional extra.

How much are the photos and videos?

They cost €32 and can be loaded directly onto your mobile phone after the flight.

How do you land?

You can land on your feet, or if you have ankle or knee issues, you can land on comfortable airbags underneath your seats.