Discover the breathtaking mountain landscape of the Stubaital: impressions and activities around your accommodation!
As a little foretaste of your stay in our vacation apartments, we would like to get you in the vacation mood with a few impressions of the region.
The Stubai Valley offers plenty of opportunities to spend your free time, so that every vacation gets its money's worth.
Find out more about the leisure activities in the Stubai Valley.
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Leisure activities in the Stubai Valley:
Skiing, hiking, climbing –
Pure active vacation
Skiing to the power of four
Above the clouds, a bright blue sky, imposing glaciers, white mountain peaks as far as the eye can see and a freshly groomed slope in front of you. The first track. An overwhelming nature and sports experience!
Four ski areas provide numerous winter sports enthusiasts with unforgettable skiing moments every year. Unlimited skiing fun on the Stubai Glacier, a family atmosphere in the Schlick 2000 ski center, the beginner-friendly ski area of the Serlesbahnen and the challenging slopes of the Elferlifte ensure a varied vacation in the Stubai Valley.
Beginners and pros, piste skiers and freeride junkies, short distance lovers and mogul slope conquerors - there are suitable runs for every taste in the Stubai.
Stubaital tobogganing arena
After a hike through snow-covered forests or a gondola ride up the mountain, winter sports enthusiasts look forward to a speedy toboggan run. There are twelve toboggan runs in the Stubai that have been awarded the Tyrolean natural toboggan run seal of approval. Combined with a length of 43 kilometers of unbridled tobogganing fun, the Stubai Valley is the largest tobogganing arena in Tyrol. One of the longest routes in Tyrol for fast toboggans is also located in the Stubai Valley: the toboggan run from the Elfer leads over six kilometers directly to the village center of Neustift.
From a means of transportation to a fun leisure activity
The sledge (called a toboggan in Austria) was a practical means of transportation in traditional agriculture. At the beginning of the 19th century, tobogganing became popular as a sport. Today, a brisk toboggan ride is an indispensable part of a winter vacation in the Stubai Valley! Tobogganing is not only an activity that everyone can take part in, but it is also a winter sport that is a lot of fun. Is it the fascination of speed, the joy of movement or the atmosphere that arises during a convivial stop at a mountain hut that makes a toboggan run so incomparable? Try out this sociable sport for yourself!
There are a total of 14 rental points in the Stubai. Toboggans can be hired either in sports stores in Neustift, Fulpmes and Mieders, at the three cable cars Schlick 2000, Elferlifte and Serlesbahnen or directly at most of the huts at the start of the toboggan runs.
Tobogganing at night is a particularly atmospheric experience. Four runs in the Stubai are floodlit and the huts and inns are open for a fun evening with friends.
You can take the cable cars or the toboggan cab to the start.
Sports enthusiasts sometimes also choose the route on foot.
Cross-country skiing in the Stubai Valley
Cross-country skiing is recreation for everyone. In addition to skiing, this Nordic sport enjoys great popularity in the Stubai. It's not just about the kilometers covered, but also about consciously experiencing the landscape.
Classic cross-country skiing or skating in the Stubai Valley
Cross-country skiing or skating works all the muscles, which has an extremely positive effect on the whole body.
62 km of groomed cross-country ski trails in all snow conditions are available in the Stubai. This means that the trails in the Stubai Valley are snow-sure. Skaters and classic cross-country skiers will find their perfect track at all altitudes, and if you are looking for special cross-country skiing moments during your winter vacation in the Stubai, don't miss out on doing your laps on the floodlit trail in Milders in the evening.
Winterwonderland Stubai Valley
Feeling the fresh snow step by step, passing snow-covered trees, breathing in the cold winter air, accompanied by the glistening of thousands of ice crystals – winter and snowshoe hiking in the Stubai Valley is so idyllic. Far away from the stress of everyday life, you can discover the unspoiled nature of the Stubai while hiking through the snow-covered forests. On more than 80 km of cleared winter hiking trails, active holidaymakers can let their minds wander as well as their gaze and come to rest.
You can warm up with a break at one of the many rustic refreshment stops in the Stubai Valley – the perfect end to a tranquil winter hike. Let yourself be enchanted as you stroll through the wintery, dreamy Stubai!
Hiking in the Stubai Valley
The Stubai Valley is a true hiking paradise. An almost limitless hiking network stretches through the Stubaital and the Stubai Alps. An unforgettable nature experience is guaranteed, because regardless of fitness, stamina and experience, the Stubai Valley offers something for everyone.
Walks and hikes in the Rose Village or to a natural site, easy tours at medium altitude and on themed trails, the Wild Water Trail, hiking on the Stubai High Trail and the more challenging routes to the summits of the Seven Summits ... the choice is huge.
Those who prefer a more comfortable approach often use a cable car for the ascent or descent, the use of which is included in the Stubai Super Card.
On a pleasure hike, impressive views await active connoisseurs alongside rustic huts and tasty Stubai delicacies. On culinary themed hikes, hikers can literally let nature melt in their mouths.
Climbing in the Stubai Valley
Hardly any other valley in Tyrol offers such a quantity and variety of via ferratas and climbing gardens as the Stubai Valley. Beginners and experts alike will find a special thrill in the secured rock faces of the Stubai Valley, as some of the routes have fascinating exposed passages.
There are several multi-rope routes secured with bolts in the Schlick 2000 or in the area of the Franz-Senn-Hütte and a variety of challenging alpine climbing routes in the Stubai. In winter, mountain sports enthusiasts particularly enjoy icefall climbing. Beginners can try this sport at the ice climbing tower on the Stubai Glacier, or on a course offered by the Stubai mountain guides. Alternatively, you can scramble in the climbing hall in Fulpmes in winter.
The Adventure Park in Fulpmes, the largest high ropes course in Tyrol, offers 130 exercises in 13 courses, where children have just as much fun as professional athletes, as you can also meet the ski jumping stars of the Stubai Valley Gregor Schlierenzauer or Andreas Kofler there from time to time.
Cycling up the mountain
What skiing is in winter, biking is in summer. In the Stubai Valley, the bike arena in the heart of Tyrol, there are numerous trails and routes where you can explore the region on two wheels. Everyone from extreme cyclists to leisurely e-bikers will get their money's worth.
The 720 km long network of trails in the Stubai Valley, covering around 13,000 meters in altitude, offers plenty of space to burn off energy and is designed according to the Tyrol mountain bike model. All routes are adequately marked and interactive maps and QR codes on the signs make it easy to navigate through unfamiliar areas.
Road racers cycle on the asphalt route of the Stubai main road up to the Stubai Glacier cable car. Downhillers can get an adrenaline kick on the two single trails in the Bikepark Tirol in the nearby Wipptal valley. Beginners and advanced cyclists can train their riding technique at the Bike Academy in Fulpmes, led by expert bike guides. Although you can ride e-bikes anywhere, special rental and battery stations have been installed on the eight e-bike routes, which are used by leisure cyclists on the Movelos.
There is special accommodation for cyclists along the bike routes. These have tailored their services to the needs of cyclists and offer real cyclists' meals as well as repair equipment and bike washing stations.
Our bike specialists in the valley will be happy to help you plan a bike tour through the Stubai Valley. In addition to specialist knowledge, preparation or guidance, the bike pros are also happy to provide information about particularly beautiful routes for cycling.
The Stubai Bike Challenge is a special event for cyclists. The entire Stubai Valley is cycled through in a total of four races, in which you can take part individually or in all races.
Dive into Fun: Swimming Opportunities in the Stubai Valley
Watch out water rats! A dip in the pool and a few dips in the refreshing water are a welcome balance to an active vacation in the Stubai Valley at any time of year. Young and old alike love to splash around in the water. That's why there are numerous opportunities for the whole family to swim and splash around in the Stubai. From natural lakes to outdoor pools and indoor pools, there is a wide range of swimming options.
New in the Stubai Valley: The sports and adventure pool STUBAY
Paragliding and hang gliding in Tyrol
The extraordinary thermals and the impressive landscape make the Stubai a popular ascent site for paragliders and hang-gliders. Who can resist the view from above of one of the Seven Summits or other impressive summit formations?
Professionals and newcomers to the sport of flying will be thrilled on an active vacation in the Stubai Valley. Several flying schools offer taster courses and tandem flights.
