Skiing on the Stubai Glacier is an experience with a difference. The mountain panorama, the wide slopes, the family-friendliness, the varied offer of pistes – an unforgettable skiing day is guaranteed.
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* Number of open slopes, lifts and infrastructure depending on the season. Here you can find the current status: Open lifts
* The number of open slopes, lifts, and infrastructure depends on the season. Check here for the current status: Open Lifts
The Stubai Glacier is the perfect family ski area. Very young beginners, experienced ski kids or adventurous adolescents – there is many to experience and discover here.
Did you know: On the Stubai Glacier children up to 10 years ski for free (if accompanied by a paying parent).
The Stubai Glacier is a versatile ski resort suitable for beginners, families, recreational skiers, intermediate skiers, and experts. Thanks to wide slopes, modern infrastructure, and reliable snow conditions, every type of skier will find ideal conditions.
Yes, the Stubai Glacier is one of the best ski resorts for beginners in Austria. With 17 wide, gently sloping, easy runs, clearly marked entry areas, and perfectly groomed slopes, it offers a safe and relaxed introduction to skiing.
Families at the Stubai Glacier benefit from child-friendly slopes, easy-to-use lifts, plenty of space, and clearly structured areas. The ski resort is laid out in a way that’s easy to navigate and offers ideal conditions for children and adults to learn and enjoy skiing together.
Our tip: Children under 10 ski for free when accompanied by a paying parent
Yes, the Stubai Glacier is perfect for leisure skiers. Wide slopes, quiet runs, and the impressive high-alpine landscape ensure a relaxed, stress-free skiing experience.
A stop at the Schaufelspitz Restaurant or a break on the sun terrace at Eisgrat rounds out a perfect day of leisurely skiing.
Yes, even advanced skiers will find plenty to enjoy at the Stubai Glacier. With 36 varied runs—including 11 red runs, 1 difficult run, and 7 ski routes—the area offers challenging skiing and opportunities to improve your technique.
Yes, the Stubai Glacier also offers challenging runs and steeper sections for advanced skiers. With 11 red runs, 1 difficult run, and 7 ski routes, there are plenty of opportunities to really let loose. The high altitude also ensures consistently good snow quality.
Our tip: Daunhill, the steepest run in the ski area
With a maximum gradient of 60%, the Daunhill run is the steepest run on the Stubai Glacier. It also serves as the starting point for freeride runs at the mountain station and offers breathtaking views of the expansive ski area.
Guaranteed snow is a major advantage for all skiers—especially beginners and families. Thanks to its elevation of over 3,000 meters, the Stubai Glacier offers reliable conditions from October through May. A state-of-the-art snowmaking system with 140 modern snow guns also ensures optimal snow conditions throughout the entire ski season.
Yes, the Stubai Glacier is ideal for beginners, families, and experienced skiers who are traveling together. The variety of slopes offers skiing fun for all skill levels.
The Powder Department provides information on ski routes and runs in the backcountry. Marked ski routes and unmarked backcountry areas have different safety conditions. Before every trip, check the current conditions and alpine hazards.