8 reasons why we love the summer on the Stubai Glacier

3,210 metres above sea level - just let your gaze wander into the distance, let your thoughts drift and breathe in the crisp mountain air. On a clear day, you can even see over 100 three-thousand-metre peaks from our plattform.

Our B.Giant mammoth has made the most of the last few weeks and set off on the big hike towards the Eisgrat. On the mammoth meadow it is already waiting eagerly for all the young and older guests who want to climb, slide and play with it again.

From a summit tour to a leisurely high-altitude hike, whether with a mountain guide or on your own - the hiking possibilities on the Stubai Glacier are almost limitless. How about a hike around the idyllic Mutterbergersee lake in the midst of the impressive glacier world, for example?

It you are aiming high, the Fernau crag near the mid-station offers numerous climbing options from via ferratas to sports climbing routes at different levels of difficulty.

Are you curious about the glacier, its changes and the development of the ski area? If you would like to receive more in-depth information about the unique mountain world of the Stubai Glacier, it is best to take part in the daily  information hour in July and August.

With all the activities, it won’t be long before you will get hungry. Our restaurants are looking forward to welcoming you, from the restaurant Eisgrat, to the Bar zum Steinbock, where you can enjoy a quick coffee or the Eisgrat mountain station, where you can relax on the sun terrace.

Directly at the ridge divide in the area of the Schaufeljoch, our Schaufeljoch chapel, anchored in stone and ice, invites you to pause amidst the natural scenery of the Stubai Glacier World.

Tip: Visitors to Mountain Mass on Sunday, 6th of August 2023 (11 am), will experience peace and reflection.

And if you still haven’t had enough of winter and snow, you will be rewarded with glacier ice all year through.