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Tyrol · Stubai Valley holiday region
Rent a chalet in the Stubai Valley – and find your days out
Five villages, four cable cars and a glacier at the head of the valley: waterfalls, mountain lakes, family outings and alpine pastures all lie close together here, and Innsbruck is barely half an hour away. Our three chalets stand in Neustift – each with a jacuzzi and a spa area. What you can do from there is right below, sorted by what you feel like today.
WHERENeustift in the Stubai ValleyMid-valley between the Elfer cable car and Schlick 2000, with the glacier at the head of the valley and Innsbruck barely half an hour away.
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THREE CHALETSTime, Dream and CalmFor six to seven people, each with a jacuzzi and a spa area – we know every room.
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TRAINInnsbruck and the StubaitalbahnBy train to Innsbruck, then on with the Stubaitalbahn tram or the bus into the valley.
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GLACIERSkiing into the springThe Stubai Glacier keeps the season open for a long time; four ski areas lie in the valley.
Our chalets in the Stubai Valley
Chalet Time, Chalet Dream and Chalet Calm stand in Neustift, each with a jacuzzi and a spa area, each for six to seven people. You will find all three further down in the gallery.
Three chalets, clean lines, plenty of timber – at 995 metres in the upper Stubai valley.
Tap a theme and only what fits stays on screen. Every destination tells you who it suits and how long it takes – with a link to the official page and to the route from your chalet.
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Nature · Family · about 1 hour
Grawa waterfall
One of the widest waterfalls in the Eastern Alps drops over a broad rock face in the rear Stubai valley. A short water trail and a wooden platform lead close to the spray – on warm days the coolest spot in the valley, and reachable without a long walk.
Three stages lead from the glacier down past gorges, waterfalls and moorland into the valley. Each stage can be walked on its own; the section past the Grawa waterfall is the most popular and the easiest.
Nine mountain lakes lie in the side valleys and high basins of the Stubai. Some can be reached in an hour from a cable car station, others are a full day tour for experienced walkers – the tourist board lists all of them with times.
Around eight days from hut to hut, high above the valley on both sides – one of the best known long-distance routes in Tirol. Single sections work well as day hikes from the cable cars if you do not want the whole tour.
Eagles, owls and vultures at close range, with flight demonstrations during the season. Reached from Telfes on foot or with the Stubaitalbahn – a classic when the peaks are in cloud.
Indoor and outdoor pools, slides, a children’s area and a sauna world. The reliable answer to a wet week – and after a long descent it is not the worst idea either.
Fulpmes lived from iron for centuries; tools and climbing gear from the valley are still known far beyond it. The local museum and the historic forge sites tell that story – opening times are seasonal, so check before you go.
Rope courses, climbing gardens and via ferratas of very different levels lie spread across the valley. For children a course with graded routes is the safer start – the tourist board lists the current providers and difficulty grades.
At the head of the valley the cable cars run up to around 3.200 metres. The viewing platform, the ice grotto and the high-altitude trails are open in summer too – take a warm layer, it is a different season up there.
The sunny side above Neustift: panorama trails, a playground at the middle station and in winter one of the longest natural toboggan runs in the area. Good for a half day when you do not want a long approach.
Theme trails, a mountain playground and the Kalkkögel as a backdrop – those jagged peaks are why the range is called the Dolomites of the North. In winter a compact ski area that suits families well.
The smallest of the four areas, right at the entrance of the valley. Up top a water playground, gentle pasture paths and a view across to the Serles – the mountain Goethe is said to have called the high altar of Tirol.
Marked mountain bike routes lead up to the alpine pastures on both sides of the valley, and the cable cars take bikes in season. Gradients are honest here – the valley is steep, and the descents are the reward.
Along the Ruetz from Neustift down to Schönberg runs a mostly gentle path, largely away from the road. Downhill it is easy with children – and the Stubaitalbahn brings you back up.
Four ski areas from the glacier down to the small sun mountain, and one ski pass for all of them. The glacier usually opens earliest in the year and closes latest.
Around ten natural toboggan runs are prepared in the valley, several of them lit in the evening. Sledges can be hired at most of the starting points – the run from the Elfer is the long one.
Tracks run along the valley floor between Neustift and Fulpmes, classic and skating. Flat, quiet and a good alternative on days when the slopes are full.
Signposted snowshoe routes lead up to the alpine pastures away from the pistes. Please stay on the marked lines – wildlife needs its rest zones in winter, and avalanche risk is real.
The market at the music pavilion in Neustift is the best way into the valley: cheese, bacon, bread, schnapps, all from farms nearby. It does not take place every day – the dates are listed by the tourist board.
The farm shop in Fulpmes brings together what the farms in the valley produce, and it is open even when no market is on. Handy if you want to pick something up halfway to your accommodation.
In all five villages farms sell directly: milk, eggs, potatoes, meat, often from a vending machine outside opening hours too. Ask at your accommodation – the nearest one is usually a few minutes away.
That is a good day in the Stubai Valley too: spa area on, jacuzzi warm, mountains in view. The village bakery is within walking distance.
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Stubai Super Card
With the guest card you ride the cable cars and buses in the valley for less and get into pools and museums. What applies to your chalet is listed with the accommodation.
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You hear water everywhere
The Grawa waterfall, the WildeWasserWeg and the streams at the head of the valley – summer in the Stubai is loud with water and calm all the same.
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Four mountains, one ski pass
The glacier, the Elfer, Schlick 2000 and the Serles cable cars all lie in the same valley; in winter the ski buses run on a regular clock.
All chalets in the Stubai Valley
Time, Dream and Calm in Neustift – with the number of guests, the rooms and what makes each one special. All visited in person.
Getting there
How to reach the Stubai Valley
TRAIN
To Innsbruck, then into the valley
Railjets and night trains stop in Innsbruck; from there the Stubaitalbahn tram and the bus run to Neustift.
CAR
A13, Schoenberg exit
From the Brenner motorway it is around 20 minutes to Neustift. In winter please use winter tyres.
ON SITE
Ski bus and hiking bus
Ski and hiking buses run between the villages and the valley stations; with the guest card they are often included.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions about the Stubai Valley
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Which places can I rent in the Stubai Valley?
Three chalets in Neustift: Time, Dream and Calm – for six to seven people, each with a jacuzzi and a spa area, all visited in person.
What is there to do with children?
The birds of prey park in Telfes, the StuBay adventure pool, the Adventure Park in Fulpmes and the easy trails on the Elfer – tap „With kids" above.
What can we do when it rains?
Head to the StuBay in Telfes, the forge museum in Fulpmes or the small museums in the valley – there is a section for rainy days above.
How far is Innsbruck?
Around 25 minutes by car from Neustift, a little longer with the Stubaitalbahn tram – good for a day in the city.
When can you ski on the glacier?
The Stubai Glacier lies at the head of the valley and keeps the season open for a long time. Current opening times are on the cable car website.
Where can I buy regional food?
The Stubai farmers market in Neustift, s'Gadile in Fulpmes and farms selling straight from the yard – all listed above under „Buy local".
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