Ranked 116th of 155 Ski resorts
Stubaier Glacier reviews & ratings
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Overview
Stubaier Glacier, also known as the "Kingdom of Snow," is one of Austria's premier glacier ski resorts. Situated in the Stubai Valley, it offers reliable snow conditions and a long ski season. The terrain here is diverse, catering to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. A unique feature of Stubaier Glacier is its ice cave, a fascinating natural attraction you can explore. Après-ski here is lively, with a variety of bars and restaurants offering everything from traditional Austrian dishes to international cuisine. If you're seeking a high-altitude ski adventure with breathtaking views, Stubaier Glacier has it all.
Reviews
Andrew - intermediate skier
Apr, 20 - 2024
Spent 5 days skiing in mid April, was amazed how good the snow conditions so late in the season. Found some great waist deep powder in the margins but we weren't able to explore off piest as we didn't have avy kit.
Pros: the snow conditions were amazing, infrastructure (heated bubble lifts), selection of restaurants and shops on the mountain, very accessible from Innsbruck airport.
Cons: completed all the runs in 1.5 days so the resort smaller than average and there wasn't a big apre scene while we were there.
Overall, I'd go back if I wasn't able to get out earlier in the season or if I was going with family and wanted to have a few days doing something else as we were a 20min bus ride to Innsbruck. Otherwise my preference would be a larger resort with more varied runs.
Keith - advanced skier
Apr, 16 - 2024
This is a resort I return back to time and again. The lift capacity is outstanding and the groomed slopes for all abilities to learn and improve. It is th large amount of off piste I like. The hight makes it amazingly snow sure even when other well known resorts are struggling.
Elizabeth - advanced skier
Apr, 13 - 2024
Great nursery area and great resort . Had a fantastic week here. Only con is some of the blue runs are quiet steep so although they are wide some beginners may find them intimidating.