Things to see in and around Fulpmes, Tyrol: attractions in Stubai
The Kreuzjochbahn cable car starts right in the village and takes you up into the Schlick 2000 hiking area: a mountainous paradise offering panoramic views across the entire Stubaital valley, numerous mountain huts, Tyrol’s first slide trail, and the popular Disc Trail. In winter, Schlick 2000 transforms into a ski resort with guaranteed snow, offering 25km of slopes and a family-friendly atmosphere. Whatever the season, it’s well worth a visit.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 1km

Take the Kreuzjochbahn lift to the Froneben middle station, where your adventure begins. Along a pushchair-friendly path through a vast woodland area, there are 7 lovingly designed treehouses, each with its own theme and play area. Bardin the Dwarf takes explorers of all ages on a treasure hunt that extends from the forest floor to the treetops. The tree house trail is open during the summer season and is one of the most beautiful family outings in the Stubaital valley.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 1km to the Schlick 2000 valley station

A hidden gem nestled amongst meadows and mountains: with its swimming beach, large children’s playground, cosy lakeside café, and sun terrace, Lake Kampler See near Neustift is the perfect place to relax. The water is clear, the atmosphere relaxed: a place where afternoons easily stretch into evenings. Parking is free for guests with the Stubai Super Card.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 5km

At the foot of 2,717m-high Mt Serles – once described by Goethe as the “high altar of Tyrol” – the Serlesbahnen lifts in Mieders offer a wide range of mountain experiences for the whole family. As well as extensive hiking trails, the 2.8km-long summer toboggan run with 40 bends is a particular highlight. There’s also a water playground and the Alpenexpress train to the Maria Waldrast pilgrimage church. In winter, well-groomed slopes are available for beginners and leisure skiers.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 5km

Water in all its forms – rushing, roaring, glistening, still. The WildeWasserWeg trail winds its way from the WildeWasserArena through the upper Stubaital valley in several stages, past mountain streams, waterfalls, Alpine meadows, and turquoise-blue mountain lakes. The path is well-maintained throughout and suitable for walkers of all fitness levels. Open during the summer season.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 22km

85m wide, roaring and impressive: the Grawa waterfall is the widest waterfall in the Eastern Alps and the Stubaital valley’s undisputed natural spectacle. A viewing platform brings you close enough to the curtain of water that you can almost feel the rush of it on your skin. Afterwards, the nearby Grawa Alm hut is the perfect place for a well-deserved break. Open in summer, can also be reached via the new, accessible path from the Mutterberg.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 22km

Austria’s largest glacier ski resort reaches as high as 3,210m above sea level, making it a world all its own. In winter, the permafrost ensures skiing fun from October to May, with 65 kilometres of slopes for all ability levels. In summer, the “Top of Tyrol” viewing platform offers a panoramic view that will leave a lasting impression. Directly accessible by ski bus from the Alphof: the glacier bus stops about 150m away from the hotel.
Distance to Hotel Alphof: approx. 25km




