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Huts/Refuges and alpine pastures in the Stubaital
Huts and alpine pastures shape the alpine scenery just as glaciers and mountain tops do. The hiking and mountaineering tradition in the Stubaital goes back to Minister Franz Senn (1831-1884): He significantly contributed to the establishment of the Austrian Alpine Association and is one the founding fathers of the tourism industry in Tyrol. He came up with the idea to establish trails and refuges to inspire people’s desire for the mountains. An important refuge in the Stubaital today still bear his name.
Whether on a hiking or skiing holiday in Tyrol – a stay on an “Alm” or a hut is simply a must. Many of the alpine dairies still manufacture their own products and offer them on their menus. This way you not only get to see the beauty of the surrounding mountain world, but nature in its pure form is served on your plate, too. Active holidays in Tyrol simply require a cosy rest in one of the traditional guest facilities. To facilitate your ascent, most high-alpine huts (especially along the Stubaier Höhenweg) offer a backpack transport service from the valley or a transfer to the next hut. Please ask for information from the respective hut before you commence your tour!
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FAQ Holiday flats & apartments in the Stubai Valley
It is best to take the bus from Innsbruck Airport. With the travel voucher, this bus ride is completely free of charge for you.
The Stubai Valley offers numerous activities such as hiking, skiing, mountain biking and wellness, ideal for a varied vacation.
Yes, you will find supermarkets in the area around most vacation apartments and local stores to provide you with everything you need.
Answer: Yes, most holiday flatsments and apartments include all the necessary bedding and towels. You are welcome to discuss this directly with your holiday flat or apartment beforehand.
As a rule, the holiday flat & apartments in the Stubai Valley have a coffee machine. You can see in detail online in our accommodation booking how extensively the individual accommodations are equipped.
Most of the apartments offer free parking or garages for guests.
Many of the holiday flat offer free Wi-Fi for guests. You can see in detail online, in our accommodation booking, how extensive the facilities of the individual accommodations are.
Answer: The Stubai Valley is home to many sights, including impressive glaciers, mountain cable cars and idyllic villages.
Yes, the Stubai Valley offers child-friendly activities such as adventure playgrounds, children's hikes and children's ski schools.
Cancellation conditions vary, it is advisable to clarify these in advance with the landlord.
The Stubai Valley offers a variety of restaurants, guesthouses and cafés where you can enjoy Tyrolean cuisine.
The majority of holiday flat/apartments in the Stubai Valley range roughly between 40 and 80 euros per day, or 350 and 600 euros per week (including final cleaning).
Yes, there are special accommodations with dogs. Go to our accommodation booking page and use the "Pets welcome" filter.