
Your Winter in the Stubai Valley
Where winter feels real
Introduction
Some winter holidays are all about skiing. Others are about how they make you feel.
The Stubai Valley brings together both. Home to Austria's largest glacier ski area, four distinctive ski areas and spectacular Alpine scenery, it offers reliable snow throughout the season alongside countless opportunities to experience winter beyond the slopes.
Spend your morning carving fresh tracks high above the clouds, your afternoon exploring peaceful winter hiking trails or enjoying a family toboggan run, and your evening sharing regional specialities in a cosy mountain hut. Surrounded by authentic villages and warm Tyrolean hospitality, every day unfolds at its own pace.
Whether you're travelling with family, as a couple or with friends, the Stubai Valley invites you to experience winter in a way that feels both exciting and wonderfully unhurried.
Skiing season:
mid-October to mid-May
Why visit the Stubai Valley
The Stubai Valley near Innsbruck offers snowsure-pistes on its glacier and beyond, tons of winter activities away from the slopes. and a family-friendly down-to-earth vibe.
The perfect mix of outstanding winter sports and authentic Alpine lifestyle
Home to Austria's largest glacier and four ski areas
Lots of alternative activities for ski-free days such as winter hiking, tobogganing, ice climbing and winter wellness
Five different villages where guests can experience local every day life and traditions first-hand
Family-run mountain huts and traditional inns dishing up regional delights
FAQs
Highlights in the Stubai Valley you won't forget
Experiences on the slopes
Experiences away from the slopes
Events in the Stubai Valley in winter
Top of Tirol
Sitting at 3,210 m, the Top of Tirol viewing platform is one of the valley's most iconic experiences. Surrounded by more than one hundred peaks over 3,000 m, it offers an unforgettable view across the Stubai Alps and a unique perspective on the mountain landscape.