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Hiking Holidays in Austria
Discover the Stubaital while hiking
The Stubaital is a true paradise for a fantastic hiking holiday in Austria. An almost limitless network of hiking trails runs through the Stubai Valley and the Stubai Alps, offering an unforgettable experience of nature, regardless of fitness, stamina or experience.
Hiking highlights in the Stubai Valley include the WildeWasserWeg, the Sunnenseit`n Weg, the Stubai Nature Sites and mountain lakes, the Seven Summits Stubai and the Stubai High Trail.
Those who prefer a more comfortable approach can use one of the four Stubai mountain railways (Schlick 2000, Serlesbahnen, Elferbahnen, Stubai Glacier) for the ascent or descent, the use of which is included in the Stubai Super Card.
Whether it’s a walk, a family hike, easy or challenging tours, the Stubai guarantees a unique nature and mountain experience. In addition to the hiking highlights, you can also enjoy other themed trails. In addition to rustic huts and tasty Stubai delicacies, impressive views also await active foodies on hikes. On culinary theme hikes, hikers can literally let nature melt in their mouths.
Stubai over the year
Mountain trails seal of quality Tyrol
The "Safe Mountain Trails in Tyrol" campaign has proven its worth since 1984 and is recognized at home and abroad. This seal of quality is awarded for efforts in the area of correct classification of difficulty, safeguarding of danger spots and uniform markings.
Stubai High Trail
WildeWasserWeg (Wild Waters Trail)
Panorama Trail Elfer
Gloatsteig
Panorama Trail Glacier View
Protection area Stubai Alps
The landscapes of Tyrol contain potentials that must be preserved in the spirit of sustainability. Our protected areas are special places that must be safeguarded for future generations. Appropriate measures for protection, maintenance and design help to preserve these natural and cultural landscapes. In our protected areas, however, there is no exclusion of man, but rather a coexistence of man and nature.
