Ghiacciaio dello Stubai

The Stubai Glacier, the largest in Austria, is 50 kilometers from the Brenner Pass and 38 kilometers from Innsbruck.
Using the cableway Schaufeljoch you can quickly reach the highest point of the glacier, the "Top of Tyrol", located at 3165 m altitude.

There are 24 modern ski lifts and 100 kilometers of slopes, with snow all year, giving the opportunity to practice various disciplines: downhill and cross country skiing, snowboarding, carving, telemark and backcountry.

All 4 Stubaital ski areas are accessible through the single ski pass. For fans of ice climbing, at the start of Gamsgarten there is a waterfall of 20 meters in height. For lovers of free skiing and snowboarding there will be a fun park along 400 meters this year. Athletes can descend on banked curves, cross steep walls, undulating tracks, three large and three small jumps, flat box, rainbow box and flatrail.

Neustift.
Neustift has for many years been known as a place winter sports and from where slopes provide for levels degrees of difficulty.
From the town centre, you can access the Stubai Glacier. It is located about 25 km south of Innsbruck, at 1,000 m altitude.
On the west side of the valley are the most beautiful viewpoints. You can observe the magnificent group Pfaffengruppe, the Mair and Brennerspitz.
Looking out from the valley you can see the beautiful mountains of the Serles chain, and the landscape continues until Hochnissl near Schwaz, in the valley of the Lower Inn valley.
The Neder leads to the beautiful and romantic valley of Pinnis, with beautiful alpine meadows. On the western side protrudes the great Habicht (3272 m.), one of the most beautiful mountains in the Tyrol.