Stubai Glacier

Just 45 minutes by car from Innsbruck, winter sports enthusiasts will find Austria's largest glacier ski area: the Stubai Glacier. With an elevation reaching up to 3.210 metres, snow is guaranteed from October to May, offering diverse opportunities for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels. The combination of varied slopes, 26 modern lifts, the impressive TOP OF TYROL summit platform, and regional culinary delights make the Stubai Glacier a top destination for winter sport tourists.

Varied downhill runs, first-class freeride experiences and snow park action
With a total of 64 kilometres of slopes, Austria's largest glacier ski area offers ideal conditions for beginners, intermediates and pros. The 10-kilometre-long Wilde Grub'n valley run is definitely one of the highlights here. Additionally, the Stubai Glacier is one of Austria's leading freeride spots. Freeriders can explore untouched powder snow descents in unmarked, unsecured terrain, supported by GPS tracks and route videos in the Powder Department. For freestyle fans, the Stubai Zoo snowpark is one of the top addresses worldwide. With perfectly shaped pro, medium, jib, and easy lines, the park offers varied features for all skill levels. A season highlight is the FIS Freeski World Cup Stubai, which takes place from November 20 to 23, 2024, in the snowpark. Here, the international freeski elite gathers to compete in slopestyle for the World Cup victory.

BIG Family – happy skiing days for the whole family
The Stubai Glacier is perfect for families! The BIG Family offer includes a mini and children's area for all beginners, equipped with magic carpet galleries. Exciting attractions like the BIG Family Slalom and the Fun Slope await all kids and teens seeking a ski adventure. Children under 10 years ski for free when accompanied by a paying parent. In addition, a kindergarten and a children's restaurant are available to ensure that even the youngest visitors are well taken care of.

Culinary highlights on the Stubai Glacier
The restaurants at the Stubai Glacier provide a delightful culinary experience, featuring a range of options from traditional Tyrolean dishes to international cuisine, all set against a breathtaking alpine backdrop. The focus lies on regional ingredients and fresh preparation. At Restaurant Schaufelspitz, guests can enjoy upscale Austrian cuisine and international dishes. The Eisgrat restaurant and the ski-bar Schneekristall Pavilion invite guests to relax. For those who want to enjoy breathtaking views and take a deep breath, the TOP OF TYROL summit platform is a must-visit. This impressive steel structure extends at an altitude of 3.210 metres and offers a unique view on 109 three-thousander peaks.

Optimal access and offers
With the Nightjet combo ticket, winter sports enthusiasts can travel comfortably by sleeper train from cities like Vienna, Hamburg, Düsseldorf and Amsterdam to Innsbruck. This ticket includes a three- to six-day ski pass and transfer to the hotel. On-site, a free ski bus system ensures easy connections.
Additionally, the online ticket shop guarantees maximum convenience: Ski passes can be purchased at the best price from home, allowing guests to head straight to the slopes without long waiting times.

1 ski pass – 4 ski areas
The Stubai Ski Pass provides access to the slopes of the Stubai Glacier and the ski areas: Serlesbahnen, Schlick 2000, and Elferbahnen. The ski pass is valid from November 30, 2024, to April 21, 2025 and is available for stays of four days and more. Children under 10 years ski for free when accompanied by a paying parent.

For those who want to combine mountain adventures and city flair, the SKI plus CITY PassStubai Innsbruck is ideal. This ticket grants access to 12 ski areas in the Stubai Valley and the greater Innsbruck region, including the ski bus, as well as 22 lifestyle, cultural, and sightseeing attractions, valid from October 11, 2024, to April 27, 2025. More information is available at ski-plus-city.com.

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