Stubai Glacier, Austria
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Wed 8 October 2008 Ari
I've spent a few weeks in Stubaital and the glacier affords some excellent powder opportunities. Look for untracked off the long t-bar over the back with a short hike back up to the chair or the multitude of lines off the Downferner. Don't miss the crazy apres ski at the Mutterbergalm - it's about 100m down the car park from where the Innbruck buses leave from so most tourists miss it.
never again
Mon 17 January 2005 bziku
i just came back from a 5-day stay there. everything fine, sun is shining, it wasn't too cold (around -3 celsius), we found accomodation for 10 euro which was really nice, lots of snow, not too many people.. but.. but.. yeah.. its not a place for snowboarders. i was riding only in the glacier area, and there is no snow-park there, no halfpipe, nothing!! there were couple of jumps made by riders but they were so small that you couldn't call that a jump, others bigger were okay but made on a offpiste terrain where the snow was ice-hard so i didnt give it a try.
basically i think it sucks. for speed riding it's really nice, long runs and stuff but for freeriding/freestyle - nothing.
don't go there
hell its cold
Thu 23 December 2004 rude-dog
dont rush there, but if your in innsbruck and the snows not great then its worth the journey, make sure you go right to the top though, the weather conditions will blow you away.
Excellent
Wed 11 August 2004 Ian
My weekin Stubai was my second time boarding and the it was perfect for my standard of boarding. The wide open piste's were fantastic to build up confidence in carving and once mastered, I was away!! I would recomend this resort to beginners and intermediates alike! But a point to note! Take your thermals, as when the wind blows, it blows!!!! Boy was it cold! Tue 9 March 2004 WSG Steve
Very bare, but some very wide pistes and the best place to go when the rocks start poking through on the other resorts
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Resort Statistics
Resort Type:
Alpine
Winter: Dec to April
Summer: May to Nov
Lifts
Total Lifts: 19
Gondolas: 5
Chair lifts: 7
Drag lifts: 9
Other lifts: 3 Magic carpets
Max people per hour: 36,000
Board Leashes required: No
Mountain
Total pistes/trails: 22
Total ride area: 110km
Longest run: 6miles (10km)
Top lift: 3200m
Vertical drop: 1500m
First lift: 1721m
Piste suitability
Green runs: 54%
Red runs: 23%
Black runs: 23%
Lift Passes
Lift Passes:
Half-day pass 26 euros
1 Day pass - 35.5 euros
5 Day pass - 146.5 euros
Lift times:8.00am to 4.45pm
Snowfall
Artificial snowmaking coverage: 10%
Facilities
Night Riding: :
No
Snowboard Schools:
1 day 60 euros
4 days 139 euros
Snowboard Hire:
board & boots 24-37 euros for 1 day
Heliboarding: :
Not available
Snowmobiles:
Not available
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Summary
Good open flat runs, but can get crowded at weekends.
ON THE SLOPES Some nice wide runs.
OFF THE SLOPES Nothing
MONEY WISE Moderate
Terrain & parks
Halfpipe:
Yes - 1
Terrain park:
Yes - 1
Backcountry/off-piste:some
Tree runs:A few
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