Stubai Glacier skiing area - Stubaital

The largest glacial skiing area of Austria has received the stamp of quality for ski runs awarded by the State of Tyrol.

This is where every winter sport fan will feel at ease - 64 km of ski slopes are available in the Stubai Glacier skiing area from autumn to late spring. 26 modern lift facilities take skiers and snowboarders at 3,210 m a.s.l. Near the Eisgrat mountain station at 3,000 m a.s.l. a new ice cave was inaugurated some years ago, offering a fascinating insight into the world of snow and ice.

Families are welcome - the ADAC ski guide has declared the Stubai Glacier for four times already “Top 1 child- and family-friendly skiing area in the Alps”, not only due to the fact that children under 10, accompanied by an adult, ski for free and for its popular BIG Family Fun Slope. In order to guarantee that also the young talented athletes feel at ease, there is a special programme for children in the BIG Family Ski-Camp.

Snowboarders will amuse themselves in the Stubai Zoo Snowpark, an international meeting point for snowboarders and freeskiers. You wish for a rush of adrenaline? So try skiing on the giant slalom race course on the Eisjochferner Glacier as well as on the speed race track on the Daunferner Glacier. Further highlights are the longest downhill (10 km, Bergspitz - Mutterberg) and the steepest downhill (Daunhill slope, 60% gradient, 1.6 km). By the way: the Stubai Glacier is part of the ski carousel Olympia SkiWorld Innsbruck, a network of nine skiing areas. Furthermore for the four skiing areas of the valley the “Stubai Super Skipass” is valid.

Season 2018/2019: September 1, 2018 - June 2, 2019 (winter season: Oct 14, 2018 - May 5, 2019) *
Opening hours: 8 am - 4.30 pm
Altitude: 1,750 - 3,210 m asl
Km of ski slopes: 64 km
(23 km easy - 15 km medium - 4 km difficult - 22 km ski routes)
Lift facilities: 26
Further information: phone: +43 5226 8141, info@stubaier-gletscher.com

* Dates may vary according to weather and snow conditions!

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