You can easily reach Neustift by car. It is approximately 16 miles south of Innsbruck. Halfway along the Stubai valley, Neustift is the closest large community to the Stubai Glacier.

Skiing around the traditional Tyrolean village of Neustift is only the tip of the iceberg. There are 24 high-speed lifts. Austria’s largest glacier ski resort ascends from 5,688 to 10,400 feet. It is home to world-renowned snow conditions and the finest year-round skiing you can imagine.

Stubai Glacier has everything you need for a great day of skiing or riding no matter what your ability:

• gentle runs for beginners and families
• challenging moguls
• heart pounding double black diamond runs

The naturally divided skiable terrain includes:

• 33 miles of trails
• two permanent racecourses
• 2.8-mile cross-country ski track
• ice-climbing tower

In addition to the glacier, there are intermediate trails above the village of Neustift. Fulpmes (with its satellite village of Telfes) has more extensive local slopes and Milders has some slopes, too. The Stubai-Superski lift pass covers all these resorts, the glacier, and the shuttle bus that runs every half-hour.