Elferbahnen Skiing Area - Stubaital

Just 20 minutes from Innsbruck, easily accessible by public transport, lies the Elferbahnen Skiing Area. Mount Elfer - which literally means Eleven - gets its name from the fact that the sun stands directly above its summit at 11 am. The Elfer Panorama Cable Car starts on the edge of the village of Neustift im Stubaital, next to the launch site for tandem paragliders, and takes you up to 6 kilometres of easy and intermediate slopes and ski routes.

The sometimes steep natural snow slopes and the 1,000-metre descent to the valley are popular with many skiers. Those looking for a challenge can try the "Freaky Eleven" mogul slope in the Hölltal, the Hell Valley. Families appreciate the manageable size of the ski resort and the Krössbach practice area with its mascot Elfi, the ski owl. The terrain also offers ideal conditions for those returning to skiing. Mountain huts and restaurants in the area cater to your physical well-being.

At the Elferbahnen Skiing Area, as in a total of 12 ski resorts in the region, the Ski Plus City Pass Stubai Innsbruck is valid. From a 4-day ski pass onwards, you automatically receive the Stubai Super Ski Pass, which is valid in all ski areas of the valley. Fancy a change? There are three toboggan runs at the Elfer: the Elfer-Neustift, the Elfer-Pinnistal, and the Pinnisalm-Issenangeralm family toboggan run. The first two impress with a length of 8 kilometres, while the family toboggan run is 2.8 kilometres long. Night tobogganing is also offered two to three times a week.

Altitude: 993 - 2,080 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 6 km (0.5 km easy / 2 km medium / 3.5 km ski routes)
Snowmaking: 65% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 4 lifts

Toboggan runs: 3 runs (Elfer-Neustift 8 km / Elter-Pinnistal 8 km / Pinnisalm-Issenanger 2.8 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: not available in the skiing area, there are 40 km of tracks in the valley