Hiking in the Tyrolean Stubai Valley

Hiking Tours

Demanding summit tours for ambitious mountaineers or relaxed high-altitude hiking - the Stubai Valley offers the perfect hiking route for everyone. An overview of all hiking trails can be found here.

3,000M SUMMIT EXPERIENCE ON THE STUBAI GLACIER

Summit experience on the Kleine Isidor (3,170m) | Walking time: 30 minutes

From the Schaufeljoch mountain station (3,165m) down to the Jochdohle and straight ahead to the mountain station of the T-bar lift. From there along the partly secured northern ridge across wooden steps up the Kleine Isidor (3,170m).

GLACIER TRAIL – ON THE TRACKS OF THE GLACIER

On an altitude of 2,300m, the trail leads from the Fernau mid-station along a moraine and past the Fernau reservoir and the ice grotto to the Eisgrat mountain station at an altitude of 2,900m.

Walking time: approx. 2 hours

Contact Hiking Guides

Alpin Sport Center

Dorf 16

6167 Neustift, Tirol
Österreich

info@alpinsportcenter-stubai.com

http://www.alpinsportcenter-stubai.com

+43 650 5608797

Bergführerbüro Stubai Alpin

Dorf 5

6167 Neustift, Tirol
Österreich

info@stubai-alpin.com

http://www.stubai-alpin.com

+43 5226 3461

+43 664 3944042

HIKING TOURS ON THE STUBAI GLACIER

HIKING ROUTE 135
Mutterberg valley terminal - Fernau mid-station - Dresdner Hütte (2 hrs.)

HIKING ROUTE 135A 135
Mutterberg valley terminal - Wilde Grub'n - Mutterberger See Lake - Niederl - Dresdner Hütte - Fernau mid-station (4.5 hrs.)
Mutterberg valley terminal - Wilde Grub'n - Gamsgarten mountain terminal (3 hrs.)

HIKING ROUTE 102
Fernau mid-station - Eissee Lake - Eisgrat mountain terminal (2 hrs.)Fernau mid-station - Peiljoch - Sulzenauhütte (3 hrs.)
Fernau mid-station - Egesengrat ridge (3/4 hr.)

Dresdner Hütte Loop Trail (1 hour)

Refer to our panorama map for finding the routes.

Information on the level of difficulty

The hiking trails are divided into four levels of difficulty: easy, intermediate, difficult and alpine route. Detailled information on this can be found here.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR HIKERS

The Stubaier Gletscherbahn lifts are in high-alpine terrain. Unless you are in immediate proximity of the stations, you must expect high-alpine dangers. The hiking trails of the area are not part of the offer of the Stubaier Gletscherbahn lifts. The depiction of the hiking trails is not sufficient for tour planning. It is absolutely necessary to inform on the level of difficulty of the respective tour, its demands on the hikers and the trail characteristics.

The Stubaier Gletscherbahn assume no liability whatsoever for accidents happening on the hiking trails and in the alpine terrain outside of the lift stations. In case of detrimental conditions (snow, storm, fog etc.) the hiking trails are considerably more demanding of impassable! We recommend a personal tour consultancy in the mountain guide offices.