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Advanced skiing, freeriding (powder snow skiing) Stubai Glacier (Stubaier Gletscher)
The Stubai Glacier also offers a comprehensive range of options for advanced skiers and freeriders. For example, the black slope Daunhill with a 60% gradient or the long and attractive ski route Wilde Grube leading to the valley station.
Snow reliability and numerous freeride options make the ski area very interesting for freeriders as well. Freeriding is actively promoted with the "Powder Department." Numerous freeride runs in open terrain are recorded in a dedicated off-piste map and as GPS tracks. Freeride checkpoints are located at Eisgrat and Gamsgarten. A training area for avalanche search is available at Gamsgarten.
Attention: The freeride runs are in unsecured terrain and should only be accessed with appropriate equipment and ski guides!
- very many freeride/deep snow areas
- some mogul slopes
Total
| Difficult | 2.9 km (4 %) |
- Ski routes 30.6 km
The Stubai Glacier offers many beautiful and challenging ski routes, such as Fernau Mauer, Steile Zunge, Kanonenrohr, Bildstöckljoch, and Schartenschuss. Two ski routes, Wilde Grube and Fernau, lead down to the valley.
- Daunhill slope · Length 1.8 km · Elevation difference 350 m
At the Daunjoch chairlift
General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.
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