Accessible Skiing on the Stubai Glacier

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The Stubai Glacier offers an ideal setting for accessible winter sports. With elevations ranging from 1,695 to over 3,000 meters and a specially designed infrastructure, the ski resort provides an inclusive skiing experience for all guests. The 3S Eisgratbahn provides convenient access to the ski resort, as it was designed to be at ground level and easily accessible.

Accessible Services

Parking: Designated parking spaces at the Eisgrat and Gamsgarten valley stations are located on the same level as the ticket offices.
Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are available in all main buildings (Eisgrat and Gamsgarten valley stations, Fernau mid-station, Eisgrat and Gamsgarten mountain stations).
Access to Lift Facilities:
- Gondola lifts: The 3S Eisgratbahn and the Schaufeljochbahn offer ground-level access.
- T-bar lifts: All T-bar lifts are accessible, with the exception of Daunscharte, the Gamsgarten practice lift, and the Zoo Shuttle.
- Chairlifts: Skibob riders can use chairlifts without any problems.
Restaurants: All restaurants in the ski area are designed to be accessible.

Skipass Stubaier Gletscher im Vordergrund, im Hintergrund Panoramaaufnahme von der Eisgrat Bergstation

Ski Pass Discount

People with a disability rating of at least 60% are eligible for the youth fare upon presentation of a disability ID card.

Accessible Accommodations in the Stubai Valley

Even off the slopes, there is a selection of accessible accommodations in the Stubai Valley that specialize in meeting the needs of winter sports enthusiasts.