Passo del Brennero (1,374 m asl) devides the transboundary Wipptal valley, starting in South Tyrol in Italy at Fortezza and extending to North Tyrol in Austria up to Innsbruck. A large side valley of the Wipptal valley is the 30 km long Stubaital valley, branching off at Schönberg towards south west. What is particularly worthwhile are the mountains of the Stubai Alps (see pic) and the Stubai Glacier, with a surface of 700 hectares the largest glacial skiing area all over Austria.
Both summer and winter mountains occupy centre stage in this area. Refuges offering Tyrolean delicacies, a great number of hiking trails and destinations, that’s what makes your holidays even more special. And when in winter this fabulous landscape is covered by a snow mantle, alpine pasture transform into well-groomed ski slopes. If you are seeking more superlatives you can enjoy a meal in the restaurant “Jochdohle”, the highest mountain restaurant all over Austria, located at the Stubai glacier at 3,150 m asl.
Enjoy spending your vacation in the holiday area Stubaital and Wipptal:
Gries am Brenner is located at the border to South Tyrol (Italy). more
The market town of Matrei is famous for its lushly decorated town houses and inns. more
The mighty Stubai Glacier towers up in the distance. more
Included in the territory of Obernberg am Brenner is the homonymous lake, a popular destination not only in summer. more
Schönberg and its numerous component localities are located at the junction of the Stubaital and Wipptal valleys. more
Steinach is located on the road to South Tyrol/Italy. more
The holiday resort of Telfes, located at 1,000 m asl, is the most sunny place in the Stubaital valley. more
Part of the municipality of Vals, extending to the Tux Main Ridge, is the 6 km long Valsertal valley. more