Glungezer skiing area - Innsbruck - Tyrol

One of the longest ski slopes of Tyrol and cosy refuges can be enjoyed in the Glungezer skiing area in Tulfes near Innsbruck.

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The Glungezerbahn cable car and further six lift facilities take you to Mt. Glungezer.
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Also one of the longest downhill runs of Tyrol can be found there (15 km).
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The family-friendly skiing area provides 23 km of slopes in all levels of difficulty.
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The Glungezer, a 2,677 m high mountain in the Tux Alps, makes you enjoy nature in a pure state.
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Fun in the fresh powder snow high above Tulfes, only 12 km away from Innsbruck.
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In 1956 a summit cross was erected to remember the fallen soldiers of WWI and WWII.
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A great view on the surrounding Tyrolean mountain peaks is included.
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Stop near the Tulfein Chapel at the eponymous mountain pasture at more than 2,000 m a.s.l.
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The Glungezer Ski School and a SunKid magic carpet helps with the first steps on skis.
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Several cosy ski huts and the Halsmarter mountain restaurant invite to stop and relax.
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The Glungezer Mountain Hut (2,677 m a.s.l.), however, can be reached only by ski tourers.
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A popular outdoor activity in the Hall-Wattens region: a snowshoe tour with panoramic view.
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The traditional “Klumpern” is offered every week - here the Klumper World Championship on Mt. Glungezer.
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The Glungezer, a 2,677 m high peak in the Tux Alps, is located only 12 km away from Innsbruck. The Glungezerbahn cable car takes you from the village of Tulfes (992 m a.s.l.) into the skiing area with its 23 km of well groomed ski slopes in sunny location and a great view on the Inntal valley and the Nordkette mountain chain. Overall, there are seven available lift facilities, among them also the new cable car taking you to the Halsmarter intermediate station.

The Glungezer skiing area convinces with its naturalness and one of the longest slopes throughout Tyrol (15 km). Snowboarder, however, can look forward to the Jib-Park Glungezer - its elements are being reshaped again and again during the winter season. Something special in the skiing area is the "Klumpern" on the ski exercise slope, using a traditional wooden sled with one runner only. It is called "Rennböckl" in Tyrolean dialect. A further highlight, reachable with touring skis or snowshoes, is the Glungezer Igloo village at 2,600 m a.s.l. with 10 igloos with the possibility of overnight accomodation and an unforgettable view on 500 surrounding peaks.

New in the winter season 2019/2020, however, is the snowmaking equipment for snow guarantee from December to Easter. The Snow Card Tyrol (more than 90 skiing areas in Tyrol), the Freizeitticket Tyrol (32 skiing areas and other leisure time facilities in Tyrol) and the SKI plus CITY Pass (13 skiing areas around Innsbruck and the Stubaital valley, formerly known as Olympia SkiWorld Innsbruck) are valid in the Glungezer skiing area.