Experience an unforgettablehiking holiday in Stubai valley in Tyrol
Stubai valley is a true hiking eldorado. Its . Its extensive network of trails with wild and romantic paths runs through the Stubai Alps. Regardless of fitness and experience, there is something for everyone here.
Peaceful valleys, spectacular panoramic views and lush green mountain meadows.
An unforgettable nature experience is guaranteed. Hikes to natural sites, easy tours at medium altitude and themed trails, the Wild Water Trail, hiking along the Reflection Trail and the challenging routes to the summits of the Seven Summits - the choice is tremendous.
Hiking paradiseStubai valley
Those who prefer a more leisurely approach can use a mountain railway for the ascent or descent, the free use of which is included in the Stubai Super Card.
On a pleasure hike, impressive views await active gourmets alongside rustic huts with tasty Stubai delicacies. And on culinary themed hikes, hikers can quite literally taste the nature.
- More than 850 km marked hikes
- 109 peaks
more than 3.000 metres above sea level around Stubai glacier - More than 50 mountain huts and pastures
- 4 cable cars
get you to the hiking areas - Cable cars rides
free of charge with the Stubai Super Card
Included services for hikers & nature enthusiasts
-
3 guided hikes
per week with our hiking guides Markus and Paul -
Organic granola bar
and a bottle of water for refreshment during the guided hikes -
Shuttle service
for the guided hikes -
Stubai Super Card
free use of all cable cars and more -
Rental
of hiking and nordic walking poles as well as backpacks -
Hiking maps, huts and pastures guides
as well as plenty of information material are provided for free -
Daily hiking tip
in the Edelweiss morning mail & individual advice at the reception
We would like to recommend you a few very special hiking experiences in Stubai valley...
9 Stubaimountain lakes
Get to know the nine mountain lakes in Stubai valley: Mutterberger See, Grünausee, Freiger See, Blaue Lacke, Schlicker See, Rinnensee, Alfaier See, Falbesoner See, Turmferner See.
The beautiful Stubai mountain lakes exude both serenity and strength. That's why many hikers target them as a stopover. For good reason, as their stunning appearance immediately captivates you: in one lake, snow-covered peaks are reflected in the water, the next fascinates with its noble emerald green and another is surrounded by the well-known cairns.
25 versatilelocations
Because waterfalls, highland mores, mountain lakes, meadows and viewing spots have just as much charme as the high mountains surrounding them, there are 25 offical nature sites in Stubai valley.
The diversity of the region is revealed in places that are partly hidden. Those places tell stories, they have a powerful effect and open up new perspectives - benches and loungers invite you to linger and pause.
Many of the places can already be reached with a short hike.
In the hotel, we gladly tell you more about what you can expect from destinations such as Eulenwiesen, Gschmitz, Pfarrach.
White water trailExperience
The white water trail is always an enthraling experience: You trace the origin of a torrential stream in Stubai valley back to its origins. Three stages lead past wonderful alpine settings. Glittering glacier fields, turquoise-blue mountain lakes, springs that unite to form thundering waterfalls, small floodplains and alluvial areas - the white water trail leaves no attraction unturned.
- 25 viewing & power places
- Stage 1: White water trail – Grawa waterfall
- Stage 2: Grawa waterfall – Sulzenauhütte
- Stage 3: Sulzenauhütte – Sulzenauferner
StubaiSeven Summits
The seven "character summits" of the Stubai valley are not necessarily the highest but definitely the most striking, graceful and meaningful valley. They represent the region with all their facets: Rugged dolomite rock characterises three of the summits, glaciers flow around four of them and there is a difference of 1,000 metres in altitude between the highest and the lowest.
- Zuckerhütl (3.507 m) – snow on top all year round
- Wilder Freiger (3.418 m) – a versatile mountain
- Habicht (3.277 m) – used to be considered Tyrol's highest mountain
- Rinnenspitze (3.003 m) – the "easiest" three thousand metre mountain
- Serles (2.717 m) – striking appearance
- Hohe Burgstall (2.611 m) – unique panorama view
- Elfer (2.505 m) – local mountain of Neustift
path of reflection
On the themed trails in Stubai valley, visitors not only enjoy the magnificent surroundings, but also learn a lot of interesting facts about exciting topics related to the valley.
A special tour, for example, is the contemplation trail, which leads along a gracefully laid out path to the beautiful Issenanger Alm. During the approximately three-and-a-half-hour hike, cosy benches, written panels and picture stations invite you to linger - and also to reflect.
- Hikes through Pinnis valley
- Highest point: 1.397 m
- Issenanger Alm: 1.366 m
- Audio Guides: free rental at the tourism office Tirol / Neustift
9 Stubaimountain lakes
Get to know the nine mountain lakes in Stubai valley: Mutterberger See, Grünausee, Freiger See, Blaue Lacke, Schlicker See, Rinnensee, Alfaier See, Falbesoner See, Turmferner See.
The beautiful Stubai mountain lakes exude both serenity and strength. That's why many hikers target them as a stopover. For good reason, as their stunning appearance immediately captivates you: in one lake, snow-covered peaks are reflected in the water, the next fascinates with its noble emerald green and another is surrounded by the well-known cairns.
25 versatilelocations
Because waterfalls, highland mores, mountain lakes, meadows and viewing spots have just as much charme as the high mountains surrounding them, there are 25 offical nature sites in Stubai valley.
The diversity of the region is revealed in places that are partly hidden. Those places tell stories, they have a powerful effect and open up new perspectives - benches and loungers invite you to linger and pause.
Many of the places can already be reached with a short hike.
In the hotel, we gladly tell you more about what you can expect from destinations such as Eulenwiesen, Gschmitz, Pfarrach.
White water trailExperience
The white water trail is always an enthraling experience: You trace the origin of a torrential stream in Stubai valley back to its origins. Three stages lead past wonderful alpine settings. Glittering glacier fields, turquoise-blue mountain lakes, springs that unite to form thundering waterfalls, small floodplains and alluvial areas - the white water trail leaves no attraction unturned.
- 25 viewing & power places
- Stage 1: White water trail – Grawa waterfall
- Stage 2: Grawa waterfall – Sulzenauhütte
- Stage 3: Sulzenauhütte – Sulzenauferner
StubaiSeven Summits
The seven "character summits" of the Stubai valley are not necessarily the highest but definitely the most striking, graceful and meaningful valley. They represent the region with all their facets: Rugged dolomite rock characterises three of the summits, glaciers flow around four of them and there is a difference of 1,000 metres in altitude between the highest and the lowest.
- Zuckerhütl (3.507 m) – snow on top all year round
- Wilder Freiger (3.418 m) – a versatile mountain
- Habicht (3.277 m) – used to be considered Tyrol's highest mountain
- Rinnenspitze (3.003 m) – the "easiest" three thousand metre mountain
- Serles (2.717 m) – striking appearance
- Hohe Burgstall (2.611 m) – unique panorama view
- Elfer (2.505 m) – local mountain of Neustift
path of reflection
On the themed trails in Stubai valley, visitors not only enjoy the magnificent surroundings, but also learn a lot of interesting facts about exciting topics related to the valley.
A special tour, for example, is the contemplation trail, which leads along a gracefully laid out path to the beautiful Issenanger Alm. During the approximately three-and-a-half-hour hike, cosy benches, written panels and picture stations invite you to linger - and also to reflect.
- Hikes through Pinnis valley
- Highest point: 1.397 m
- Issenanger Alm: 1.366 m
- Audio Guides: free rental at the tourism office Tirol / Neustift
