Exciting sights in Stubaital

Perched at an impressive altitude of 3,210 metres above sea level, the Top of Tyrol viewing platform is a stunning architectural feat in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps. From this vantage point, you can marvel at a 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding peaks, glaciers, and valleys. Accessible via the Stubai Glacier cable car, this platform offers an unparalleled perspective of the Alpine landscape’s majestic beauty. Whether you visit in summer or winter, the Top of Tyrol promises an unforgettable experience with unmatched views of the natural wonders of the Tyrolean mountains.

Distance: 18 kilometres

The Stubai Glacier, Austria’s largest glacier ski area, offers an unparalleled Alpine skiing experience from late autumn to spring. Its snow-covered peaks and impeccably groomed pistes attract skiers and snowboarders from around the globe. Stretching up to an altitude of 3,210 metres above sea level, this magnificent landscape is a prime destination for winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. 

Distance: 18 kilometres

Located near your favourite 5-star hotel in Stubaital, the Grawa waterfall is one of the most stunning waterfalls in the entire Alpine region. With a drop height of around 180 metres, the Sulzenaubach’s waters cascade spectacularly down into the valley, creating a breathtaking sight. Easily accessible via a well-maintained hiking trail (suitable for pushchairs!), the waterfall is especially awe-inspiring in summer when glacier meltwater feeds the falls.

Distance: 15 kilometres

The WildeWasserWeg (wild water trail) in Stubaital offers a unique nature experience. This fascinating hike along the wild waters near your active hotel in Stubaital, approximately 8 kilometres in length, is a series of impressive sights showcasing the untouched beauty of Tyrolean nature.

Distance: 15 kilometres

Located on the sunny side of the valley, the Sunnenseit’n Weg trail leads hikers over eight kilometres through the stunning mountain landscape from the middle station of Schlick 2000 to Kartnall. The spectacular highlight: the 110-metre-long suspension bridge that hangs 50 metres above the ground. Don’t let the adrenaline kick distract you from soaking up the view! You’ll find the Neustiftblick viewing platform just above the bridge.

Your route with that extra view takes you from the Froneben mid-station of the Schlick 2000 cable car over the treehouse path to Vergör and then on path no. 21 to Pfurtschnell to the suspension bridge. You’ll find the natural spectacle just above the suspension bridge.

Distance: 15 kilometres

The panoramic trail from the Mt Kreuzjoch mountain station to the StubaiBlick viewing platform is a real must-see in Stubaital. Unusual seating – designed by Stubai artists – is dotted along the trail. Once you’ve reached the top, the rich world of Tyrolean legends is waiting to be discovered. Your gaze drifts from the Stubai mountain massif to Mt Wilder Kaiser, and the three footbridges each take you on a journey through the tales of a different mountain. Immerse yourself in myth and legend!

Distance: 13 kilometres

What did the lives of the farmers in Stubaital look like 100 years ago? You’ll find the answer at the Neustift local history museum. Even the setting itself is special – an old farmhouse gives insights into the way of life in bygone days. Perfect for half-day trips and especially hot or cool days!

Distance: 4 kilometres