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About flowers, pioneers and meditation
The themed trails in the Stubaital are special hiking trails. Here visitors not only enjoy the wonderful scenery, but also get to know a lot about the issues of the valley. Who was pioneering mountain hiking in Tyrol? Why are the magnificent alpine flowers prospering so well up here? What are the secrets of the Glacier world? The theme trails not only provide answers to these questions, but also take you to unique sites like the architecturally interesting panorama platforms of the valley, to the ice cave at the Stubai Glacier, to Panorama Lake and the Schweibenweg or along places of meditation. Use the unique hiking offer and become acquainted with the Stubaital on its many themed trails!
Franz-Senn-Path
The 6 km long path leads all around the church of Neustift with suggestive destinations such as Franz Senn's tombstone...
Besinnungsweg - path of contemplation
‘Leading people to contemplation and happiness’. The ‘Besinnungsweg’ (path of contemplation) trail runs along a beautifully laid path to the idyllic…
Glacier Trail
Along the hiking trail from Fernau middle station to Eisgrat mountain station, the Stubai Glacier reveals itself in all its splendour...
Panoramaweg Stubai Blick
A short Panorama Trail, again suitable for the whole family, leads to the platform, while along the way, unusual seats and benches designed by local…
Nature Trail - Schlick 2000
Another family-friendly trail is the Nature Trail. This path is suitable for pushchairs and leads from the Kreuzjoch to the Schlicker Alm...
Rosendorf-Tour Telfes
ELFER GEH-ZEITEN-WEG
The rhythm of time takes on a whole new dimension on this threestage themed trail...
Elfer Sundial
Even as you get off the cable car, the largest accessible equatorial sundial in the Alpine region catches your eye...
Quellenweg
Wild Animal Trail Gleins
The start of this family-friendly themed trail is the village of Schönberg in the Stubai Valley...
Serles Kapellenweg
The Kappellenweg trail in Mieders is part of the ‘Quo Vadis’ pilgrim trail that leads from the Cathedral of St. James in Innsbruck to the pilgrimage…
