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Skiing on the Stubai Glacier
Slopes with guaranteed snow, wide runs, and a breathtaking mountain panorama at over 3,000 meters: At the Stubai Glacier , you can enjoy skiing from October through May —just a 45-minute drive from Innsbruck.
2026/27 Ski Season at the Stubai Glacier
| Planned start of the ski season ** | October 9, 2026 |
| Expected end of the ski season ** | May 17, 2027 |
- Guaranteed snow from October through May
- 36 runs
- 26 modern cable cars and lifts
- Children under 10 ski for free*
- Stubai Ski Pass: From October 24, 2026, to April 16, 2027—one ski pass for the entire Stubai Valley
- NEW: Online early-bird discount starting March 1, 2027
* When accompanied by a paying parent; please note current rates and terms of service.
** Subject to change
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* Please note the current Terms and Conditions, fare rules, and conditions of carriage.
Today at the Stubai Glacier
What are the conditions like right now? Here you can see at a glance what to expect on the glacier today.
That's why a day of skiing at the Stubai Glacier is worth it
Guaranteed snow from October through May
Thanks to its elevation of over 3,000 meters, you’ll enjoy an especially long ski season on the Stubai Glacier.
Plenty of space for your turns
Wide, perfectly groomed runs and 36 downhill runs offer plenty of space—from relaxed carving to challenging downhill runs.
Austria’s largest glacier ski area
26 modern cable cars and lifts take you quickly and comfortably right into the heart of the skiing fun.
Just 45 minutes from Innsbruck
From downtown Innsbruck, you can reach the Stubai Glacier in about 45 minutes by car.
Freeride & Snow Park
The Powder Department, featuring freeride runs, and the Stubai Zoo snowpark offer plenty of variety even off the classic slopes.
Families Welcome
A large Kids’ Area and plenty of activities for children. Children under 10 ride for free when accompanied by a paying parent.
Skiing at over 3,000 meters
Wide slopes, grippy snow, and high-alpine mountain panoramas: With 36 runs at the Stubai Glacier, you’re sure to find the perfect slope or ski route for your day on the slopes.
Carve long turns across wide slopes, discover more challenging runs, or find your next powder line. And in between? Soak up the sun, enjoy the panoramic views, and recharge your batteries at over 3,000 meters.
What would you like to experience?
Family Ski Day at the Stubai Glacier
Wide slopes, a large children's area, and family-friendly activities make the Stubai Glacier the ideal destination for a family ski trip. Children under 10 ski for free when accompanied by a paying parent.
Everything you need for your day of skiing on the Stubai Glacier
From current conditions and gear to places to stop for a break while skiing: Here you'll find everything you need for your day of skiing on the Stubai Glacier.
The Stubai Glacier at a Glance
The Stubai Glacier is Austria’s largest glacier ski resort and is located in the Stubai Valley in Tyrol, about a 45-minute drive from Innsbruck. The ski area extends to an altitude of over 3,000 meters and offers 36 runs as well as 26 cable cars and lifts. Thanks to its high altitude, skiing with guaranteed snow is generally possible from October through May.
Whether you’re carving on wide glacier slopes, freeriding, hitting the snow park, or enjoying a day of skiing with the family—the Stubai Glacier combines a long season with a wide variety of winter sports.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 2026/27 ski season at the Stubai Glacier is tentatively scheduled to run from October 9, 2026, to May 17, 2027. Thanks to its elevation of over 3,000 meters, you can start the ski season particularly early here and continue skiing well into the spring. Actual operating hours and which facilities are open depend on snow and weather conditions.
Thanks to its elevation of over 3,000 meters, the Stubai Glacier offers excellent conditions for a long ski season with guaranteed snow. You can check current snow depths and weather conditions at any time in the Live section.
The ski resort extends to over 3,000 meters above sea level. As a result, you can expect high-Alpine mountain panoramas and excellent conditions for a particularly long winter season.
At the Stubai Glacier, a total of 36 runs of varying difficulty levels await you. These include 16 blue runs for leisurely skiing and beginners, 12 red runs for intermediate skiers, and one black run for experts. In addition, there are 7 marked ski routes available.
You can check which runs and ski routes are currently open at any time via the live run status.
From downtown Innsbruck, you can reach the Stubai Glacier by car in about 45 minutes. This makes the ski resort an ideal spot for a day of skiing during a stay in Innsbruck.
Yes. Wide, well-marked slopes offer great conditions for beginners and recreational skiers.
Ski schools and practice areas will help you with your first turns.
Yes, the Stubai Glacier offers ideal conditions for a day of skiing with the whole family. Wide, gentle slopes, the BIG Family Kids’ Area, family-friendly lifts, and options for different skill levels make it especially easy to get started.
A special bonus for families: Children under 10 ski for free when accompanied by a paying parent.
You can conveniently purchase your ski pass for the Stubai Glacier in advance through our online shop . Simply select your desired dates and the number of ski days, and secure your ticket before you arrive. If you’d rather buy your ski pass on-site or have any questions about which ticket is right for you, our ticket office team will be happy to assist you in person.
You can find the current status of the open cable cars, lifts, and slopes in the "Live" section of the website. There, you can also check out webcams, weather, and snow conditions.
The Stubai Glacier is located in the Stubai Valley in Tyrol and is about a 45-minute drive from Innsbruck. Free parking is available at the Eisgrat and Gamsgarten valley stations. There are also electric vehicle charging stations on site for electric cars.
Throughout the ski season, you can also take the free ski bus between Schönberg and the valley stations of the Stubai Glacier. This service is included for guests with a Stubai Ski Pass, Stubai Glacier Ski Pass, or Ski Plus City Pass. You can find the latest schedules online.
Ready for your next day on the slopes?
Snow, wide-open spaces, and glacier panoramas await you. Plan your day of skiing on the Stubai Glacier now and purchase your ski pass online.