ski areas

Guaranteed snow, over 100 kilometres of slopes, 24 lifts and mountains up to 3,150 metres above sea level – the Stubai Glacier is a special experience for all winter sports enthusiasts. Skiers and snowboarders can get their kicks in three other ski areas: Schlick2000, the Elfer lifts and the Serles lifts. Snowboarders can also practise their tricks in two fun parks.

→ Skimap Stubaier Gletscher

→ Skimap Elferbahnen

→ Skimap Schlick2000

→ Skimap Serlesbahnen

Cross-country skiing in teh Stubaital

The cross-country skiing network stretches over 130 km, with some high altitude trails at between 1,600 and 1,800 metres above sea-level. With trails to suit all levels of abilities, even beginners can try out this fascinating sport against the backdrop of the Stubai Alps.

→ The 10 most beautiful cross-country ski trails in Neustift in the Stubaital

Winter hiking & Tobogganing

Who could resist a nice long walk to enjoy the romantic winter scenery of the Stubai Valley? A particular highlight is hiking with snowshoes. A number of local ski schools and mountain guides offer guided snowshoe hikes.
You can choose from ten toboggan runs in winter, including the floodlit night toboggan run at the Elfer lift and the longest natural toboggan run in Tyrol.

Ice Climbing & Paragliding

Climbing enthusiasts don’t just get their money’s worth here in summer. A modern indoor climbing wall in Fulpmes and an ice tower on the Stubai Glacier provide plenty of challenges and excitement during the winter season.
The Stubai Valley is a popular meeting place for paragliders from all over the world. The Stubai flight schools offer tandem flights and taster courses for anyone wishing to experience the thrill of this sport.