Ski holidays in Tyrol’s Stubaital valley: happiness guaranteed
You wake up feeling perfectly rested. A glance at the snow-covered mountains reveals that the snow conditions are perfect again today. It’s just a few steps from the Alphof to the bus stop, and the free ski bus takes you straight to the Schlick 2000 ski area – just 5 minutes away – or to the Stubai Glacier. After a day in the fresh mountain air, you can then relax at the AlpSpa and bask in anticipation: tomorrow, the next dream day of your ski holiday in Tyrol awaits you.
Snow galore – guaranteed
… from October to May on the Stubai Glacier. You’ll be gliding blissfully down the slopes while others are cycling down in the valley.
Schlick 2000: your home advantage for skiing in Tyrol
The largest ski area in the outer Stubaital valley is right on your doorstep, offering 25 kilometres of slopes of all difficulty levels, a 3km-long mechanically snow-covered valley run, and guaranteed snow thanks to snow-making facilities on 90% of the slopes. 9 rustic huts, bars, and restaurants treat visitors to typical Tyrolean hospitality here during their skiing holiday in Tyrol. And if you’re still full of energy in the evening, you can enjoy night tobogganing on the floodlit run down to the valley on Wednesdays.
Hotel Alphof has become like a second home to us.
The hotel is located in the heart of Fulpmes and is only two bus stops from the Schlick 2000 valley station. The bus stop is easily accessible within a two-minute walk, making the Alphof an ideal hotel for winter sports enthusiasts. After a strenuous day on the slopes, the brand-new spa area offers everything your heart desires.
A world of skiing fun around the hotel: the Stubai Glacier and more
Why do our guests love ski holidays in Tyrol’s Stubaital valley so much? With a total of 4 ski areas, there’s such a wide variety here that you won’t have to ski down the same run twice – unless you’re desperate to experience that adrenaline rush all over again.
As well as Schlick 2000, here are some other top destinations: our undisputed “Ice King”, the Stubai Glacier, plus the Elferbahnen lifts in Neustift and the Serlesbahnen lifts in Mieders. Thanks to the free ski buses operating throughout the region, you can travel quickly and comfortably from the Alphof to all of the ski areas.
Austria’s largest glacier ski resort boasts elevations between 1,695 to 3,210m above sea level and can be enjoyed from October to May. What can you expect here?
- Around 65 kilometres of slopes
- Wide glacier slopes for stylish carving
- Challenging runs for advanced skiers
- Large freeride area for powder fans
- The “Top of Tyrol” summit platform offering panoramic views as far as the Dolomites
- For families: children under the age of 10 travel free of charge when accompanied by a paying parent.
Small, steep, full of character: with its 6km of intermediate slopes and ski routes plus a valley run that descends over 1,000 metres of elevation, Mt Elfer is ideal for sporty skiers. The real highlight lies beyond the ski slopes: 3 toboggan runs lead down the mountain, including the longest floodlit, artificially snow-covered toboggan run in the entire Stubaital valley – 6km long, open for night tobogganing 3 evenings a week.
At the entrance to the Stubaital valley, beneath the summit of Mt Serles – described by Goethe as the “high altar of Tyrol” – families and leisure skiers will find a peaceful, sunny ski area with 5.7km of easy and intermediate slopes, as well as 3 toboggan runs. The panoramic view stretches as far as Innsbruck and the Karwendel mountains – just what you want on a skiing holiday in Tyrol.
The Alphof is a hotel you’ll want to return to.
The warm welcome, the comfortable rooms, and the truly excellent food immediately make you feel at home. The direct access to the ski area is particularly convenient. The free ski bus stops right at the hotel and takes you to the lift in no time. This makes for a relaxed and effortless start to your ski day – exactly as you want it.