Ski Neustift im Stubaital

Best for intermediate skiers, ski Neustift im Stubaital and you get the liveliest ski resort in the Stubai valley. Great for après-ski, the nearby Glacier and off-piste conditions provides somethgin for everyone.

Where

Located in Austria, ski Neustift im Stubaital and you are in the heart of the Stubai valley. As the closest large village (it is the 2nd largest in the Tyrol) to the Stubai glacier, you can access easily via a number of airports - Innsbruck being the easiest although Munich requires around a 90 minutes transfer.

Essentials	Suitable For	Slopes
RESORT ALTITUDE : 1000m TOTAL PISTE : 53 km LONGEST RUN : km START SEASON : December END SEASON : April	OVERALL SKIING BOARDING APRÉS FAMILIES	Beginners  / % Intermediates 37 / % Advanced 54 / % Experts 9 / % TOTAL RUNS : SNOW CANNONS : / ha SNOW PARKS : 1 CROSS COUNTRY : 5 km

On the slopes

If you choose to ski Neustift, unbelievably the season begins in October and lasts through early May. In the immediate Neustift ski resort area there are 12 beginners' slopes to help novices learn as well as a ski instructor school and two nursery areas. For those who have some knowledge of the area, there's also eight intermediate slopes and two expert courses. However, most people who head here tend to travel over to the five ski resorts that are located within close proximity and of course the Stubai glacier. With one of the world's biggest vertical drops, you will be spoilt for runs.

Transportation on the slopes of Neustift is easy since there are five gondolas and seven chairs which move a large number of skiers on a regular basis. Snowboarders also enjoy the area due to its good snow park and great vertical drop of 1400m that's available right across the slopes.

Ski area :

If you ski Neustift im Stubaital you are also in the ski region of Stubai SuperSki along with the following resorts; Fulpmes / Schlick 2000, Igls, Neustift im Stubaital, Telfes, Tulfes .

Off the slopes

While the Neustift ski resort is quieter than other resorts in Austria, it is the liveliest spot in the Stubai valley so if après ski activities are important to you during your holiday it is the best place to stay. The village is somewhat commercialized and offers plenty of restaurants, bars, and pubs for those who want to get out and enjoy themselves but has managed to hold onto its rustic charm at the same time. You may also want to take part in ice skating or a snow shoe trail to explore the beauty of the Stubai glacial area.

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